Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve

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Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve is a protected area on Saint Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands that preserves significant archaeological sites, colonial-era history, and diverse coastal and marine ecosystems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ecological preserve
national historical park
protected area
administeredBy National Park Service
country United States
hasActivity kayaking
snorkeling
wildlife viewing
hasDesignation Ecological Preserve
National Historical Park
hasEcosystemType coastal ecosystem
coral reef
mangrove forest
marine ecosystem
seagrass bed
hasFeature Salt River Bay
linked to: Saint Thomas Harbor

archaeological sites
bioluminescent bay
colonial-era ruins
fortification remains
mangrove lagoon
prehistoric village sites
submerged lands
hasProtectionStatus U.S. National Park System unit
hasWildlife marine invertebrates
migratory birds
reef fish
sea turtles
knownFor archaeological significance
biodiversity
bioluminescent waters
coastal and marine research
colonial history
locatedIn Caribbean Sea
Saint Croix
United States Virgin Islands
linked to: U.S. Virgin Islands
partOf U.S. National Park System
protects Carib and Taíno heritage sites
coastal wetlands
colonial-era archaeological resources
coral reef habitat
cultural resources
indigenous archaeological sites
mangrove habitat
natural resources
seagrass habitat
usedFor environmental education
recreation
scientific research

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Saint Croix contains Salt River Bay National Historical Park and Ecological Preserve