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Title: Mangrove Key Islets
Description: Beyond the mangrove key islets that make up the Ten Thousand Islands, lies the Gulf of Mexico. The Ten Thousand Islands are comprised of hundreds of mangrove islands that extend northward from the northwest corner of Everglades National Park. These uninhabited islands stretch for 60-miles along the Gulf Coast. Surrounding the Ten Thousand Islands is an estuary, formed from where freshwaters from the land meet with saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico.
Location: FL, USA
Date Taken: 4/19/2000
Photographer: Heather Henkel (vog.sgsu@leknehh), U.S. Geological Survey
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Tags: ecosystems estuarine