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Rivers and Streams
The St. Johns River and its numerous channels and sloughs form
the eastern boundary of the WMA. The river is bordered by
extensive freshwater marshes that extend several miles east and
west of the river channel. Tootoosahatchee Creek, James (Jim)
Creek, and Taylor Creek, originate in pine flatwoods and pasture
lands west of the WMA and flow eastward through the WMA to the
St. Johns River. The creeks are bordered by extensive forested
wetland communities that transition into freshwater marsh near
the river.
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