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July 06, 2012

That would pretty much be ALL of them?

Mother Nature Network has a slide show of 10 threatened U.S. costlines. Here's the list:

Alaska
Oregon's green coast
Central California
Channel Island California
Lake Huron
The Gulf Coast
The Southeast Coast
The Chesapeake Bay
Cape May and the Jersey Shore
Cape Cod

Looks like Souther California and Long Island are okeedokee.

Posted by Tim Haab on July 06, 2012 at 08:36 AM in Outdoor Recreation | Permalink

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