Everglades

Contrary to what the average visitor might expect, the Everglades is not a huge swamp inhabited only by large snakes and alligators, but is rather a masterpiece of nature's beauty in a mysterious forest containing many forms of wildlife and birds in their natural habitat. The "River of Grass." Fifty miles wide in places, one to three feet deep in the slough's center but only 6 inches deep elsewhere, it flowed south 100 feet per day across Everglades sawgrass toward mangrove estuaries of the Gulf of Mexico. Compared to the historic Everglades, about 70% less water flows through the ecosystem today, shrinking the Everglades to about half of its original size.

This image was acquired by the Landsat ETM satellite on January 9th, 2001, and is centered at 25.35.02N, 80.51.24 W, about 40 km SW of Miami

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