America's Byways and National Wildlife Refuges
Big Bend Scenic Byway (Florida)

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The Big Bend Scenic Byway not only spans three counties, seven national parks, and two watersheds, but also hosts two national wildlife refuges: St. Mark's National Wildlife Refuge and St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge. With 31,000 acres of bay and 68,000 of land, St. Mark's National Wildlife Refuge features coastal marshes, creeks, and estuaries of seven north Florida rivers. St. Vincent's National Wildlife Refuge is a 12,300-acre island at the west end of Apalachicola Bay.

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Byway Wildlife Refuge Map Big Bend Scenic Byway Apalachicola National Forest Apalachicola National Forest St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge Ochlockonee River City of Tallahassee Regional Airport City of Sopchoppy City of Sopchoppy Apalachicola National Forest

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