Shepherd Parkway

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Shepherd Parkway is a wooded national park area in Washington, D.C., known for its Civil War-era fort sites, forested trails, and protection of urban green space.

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Shepherd Parkway canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf park
urban park
wooded area
adjacentTo Anacostia Freeway corridor
Interstate 295 (D.C.)
South Capitol Street
category American Civil War historic sites in Washington, D.C.
National Park Service areas in Washington, D.C.
Parks in Washington, D.C.
Urban forests
contains Fort Carroll (Civil War fort)
linked to: Fort Carroll (site)

Fort Greble (Civil War fort)
linked to: Fort Greble
country United States
ecosystemType temperate deciduous forest
environmentalRole air quality improvement area
urban green buffer
wildlife corridor
hasActivity invasive species removal
volunteer cleanups
hasFeature Civil War-era fort sites
forested trails
scenic overlooks
urban wildlife habitat
wooded hillsides
hasUse hiking
historic interpretation
nature observation
recreation
hasVegetation hardwood trees
understory shrubs
locatedIn Anacostia neighborhood
Congress Heights neighborhood
District of Columbia
Ward 8 (Washington, D.C.)
Washington, D.C.
managedBy National Park Service
ownedBy federal government of the United States
partOf National Capital Parks-East
National Park System
purpose conservation of forested land
preservation of Civil War fortifications
protection of urban green space
terrain steep slopes
wooded ravines

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National Capital Parks-East hasPart Shepherd Parkway