Wapack National Wildlife Refuge
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wildlife sanctuary, wildlife management area, wildlife protection/conservation
Wapack National Wildlife Refuge, established in 1972 through a donation from Laurence and Lorna Marshall, was New Hampshire's first refuge.
It covers 1,672 acres (677 hectares). North Pack Monodnock Mountain, a 2,278-ft (694m) peak, is located within the boundaries of the refuge. The terrain is diverse, including various conifer forests and woodlands, scrub habitat, and formerly cultivated land.
www.fws.gov/refuge/wapack/
It covers 1,672 acres (677 hectares). North Pack Monodnock Mountain, a 2,278-ft (694m) peak, is located within the boundaries of the refuge. The terrain is diverse, including various conifer forests and woodlands, scrub habitat, and formerly cultivated land.
www.fws.gov/refuge/wapack/
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wapack_National_Wildlife_Refuge
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 42°53'15"N 71°51'44"W
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