Description of sites in Acadia National Park selected for evaluation as national natural landmarks by the critical areas program : sites evaluated in year one : 1989
Coffin T. 1990. Description of sites in Acadia National Park selected for evaluation as national natural landmarks by the critical areas program : sites evaluated in year one : 1989
Summarizes unique features at 12 sites in Acadia National Park selected for evaluation as National Natural Landmarks /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /ISLANDS/Little Moose Island/Baker Island/Sheep Porcupine Island/Burnt Porcupine Island/Long Porcupine Island/Bald Porcupine Island/MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Big Heath/Bass Harbor Head/Sand Beach/Somes Sound/Day Mountain/Otter Cliff/Sargent Mountain/Pemetic Mountain/Cadillac Mountain/Acadia Mountain/Champlain Mountain/Dorr Mountain/Otter Valley/Eagle Lake Valley/Jordan Pond Valley/Long Pond Valley/Bernard Mountain/Bass Harbor Marsh/SCHOODIC PENINSULA/Schoodic Head/Schoodic Point/ISLE AU HAUT/Western Head/Duck Harbor Mountain/Great Meadow/Duck Harbor/Median Ridge/
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Coffin, Tammis
- Date of Issue
- 1990-05
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Acadia Mountain, Baker Island, Bald Porcupine Island, Bass Harbor Head, Bass Harbor Marsh, Beaches, Bernard Mountain, Big Heath, Burnt Porcupine Island, Cadillac Mountain, Champlain Mountain, Cliffs, Day Mountain, Dorr Mountain, Duck Harbor, Duck Harbor Mountain, Eagle Lake Valley, Geology, Great Meadow, Islands, Isle Au Haut, Jack Pine (Pinus banksiana), Jordan Pond Valley, Little Moose Island, Long Pond Valley, Long Porcupine Island, Marshes and Bogs, Median Ridge, Mount Desert Island, Otter Cliff, Otter Valley, Pemetic Mountain, Plants, Rare Species, Sand Beach, Sargent Mountain, Schoodic Head, Schoodic Peninsula, Schoodic Point, Sheep Porcupine Island, Shoreline, Somes Sound, Spruce-Fir Forest, Threatened & Endangered Species, Western Head