Nomans Land Island

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Nomans Land Island is a small, uninhabited island off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts, historically used as a U.S. Navy bombing range and now managed primarily as a wildlife refuge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former military bombing range
island
uninhabited island
wildlife refuge
access restricted
conservationStatus protected area
country United States
currentUse protected natural area
wildlife refuge
environmentType coastal island ecosystem
formerOperator United States Navy
habitationStatus uninhabited
hasEcosystem coastal grasslands
nearshore marine habitat
rocky shoreline
hasWildlife marine mammals
seabirds
shorebirds
historicalUse military training area
naval aerial bombing practice
jurisdiction Commonwealth of Massachusetts
linked to: Massachusetts

United States federal government
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Dukes County, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
locatedNear Vineyard Sound
south of Martha’s Vineyard
locatedOffCoastOf Martha’s Vineyard
linked to: Martha's Vineyard
managedBy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
managementPurpose wildlife conservation
notableFeature coastal and marine wildlife refuge
important habitat for nesting seabirds
presence of unexploded military munitions
partOf Town of Chilmark, Massachusetts
linked to: Chilmark
population 0 permanent residents
reasonForRestrictedAccess unexploded ordnance
region New England
state Massachusetts
usedAs U.S. Navy bombing range

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