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s Lake i Kirtlands Warbler Parker River Marsh Res n 93 Boise Lake Dakota Tallgrass Prairie WMA Minneapolis i Castle Rock Malheur Camas 15 Big St Paul WMA Thacher Island Deer Flat Oahe Stone a u r Bear ValleyUpper Klamath WMD a Silvio O. ConteNFWR Wapack Jackson g r t 91 Oxbow Great Meadows Green Bay Boston Lake Bloomington i n M i r Minnesota 75 o e O Syracuse Albany Lower Klamath Hart Mountain n e 43 k n Trempealeau h 88 e v Valley Kirtlands Warbler a Assabet River Bear Bu�e Pierre s i Goose ot Minnesota Necedah n L 90 Na�onal Antelope Range a R WMD R American Falls 25 Huron WMD Northern c WMA Michigan Islands Lake 94 Iroquois Hadley90 Massasoit Rapid City Valley i Humboldt Bay Tule Clear Lake Na�onal Elk Tallgrass Prairie Montezuma Springfield Providence Monomoy

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Bear Lake Karl E. Mundt y R McKinney Michigan WMD r n H Detroit River e Scranton Fort Niobrara Northern Tallgrass Prairie River 43 E h a Conscience Point 84 Pathfinder Dri�less Area 94 Detroit g n ElizabethTarget A. Morton Rock Bear River Watershed CA Pathfinder Interna�onal e n Honey ra ll a Wallkill River a Ri 94 1h Seedskadee Reservoir r ver e A e 80 Oyster Bay Wertheim Northeast Canyons Lake Cokeville Seminoe iob Wildlife Refuge Erie u Seatuck Reservoir Platte N Hackmatack k 90 sq and Seamounts MNM Meadows Valen�ne Sioux City Su Sacramento Pyramid M D a 79 New York Sacramento River e West Sister Island Cherry Valley Lake Great i s Upper Mississippi River L Great SwampNEW -71° -70° -69° -68° -67° -66° Bear River Cedar Point North Pla�e s M 90 Cleveland 80 s 80 Delevan Willow Creek-Lurline WMA Salt Lake Migratory Bird Refuge Chicago 90 80 Toledo 42° Anaho Island our o IOWA NWFR 81 JERSEY Steve Thompson North Central Valley WMA John W. and Louise Seier i Cedar Rapids O�awa n Colusa Crescent Lake e Trenton Flaming Gorge Bu�e Sink WMA 80 i s Port Louisa 76 Sacramento 80 Fallon R Reservoir Bamforth 88 N Reno Mortenson Lake River Des Moines 76 Philadelphia E A 5 Su�er Ruby Lake Salt Lake City 99 Harrisburg Edwin B. Forsythe C Desoto Great Lakes 71 River Islands Lake Lake Neal Smith 80 Fort Wayne O Carson City Browns Park Hu�on Lake 80 75 83 John Heinz NWR S�llwater McConaughy Boyer Chute 69 Pittsburgh 41° Tahoe Chautauqua at TinicumSupawana I C San Pablo Bay Lake ver Port Louisa 74 r T River WMA Ri 80 Omaha e N v 77 Meadows 80 i A Sacramento Provo River 39 55 Kankakee 65 L Marin Islands R Susquehanna 76 R 3 Potomac Bombay Hook T Stone Lakes Fish Springs iv OHIO Ohio River Islands A e NWR and CA 70 Farallon Islands r Peoria R n Fort Collins Lincoln Cape May e tte te 57 68 Dover re Ouray la lat G P Rainwater Basin WMD P r 70 OaklandAn�och Dunes Columbus 40° s Chautauqua e Eastern Neck Don Edwards- i iv Prime Hook Northeast Canyons 35 o - 15 n R 74 HEADQUARTERSPatuxent Research RefugeDC Annapolis San Francisco Bay Upper Colorado Rocky Flats i and Seamounts MNM l Emiquon DEL San Joaquin River Great River Il Mono Two Ponds Rocky Mountain Arsenal 79 Washington,66 D.C. San Jose Lake UTAH Loess Bluffs Meredosia Washington Elizabeth Hartwell SCALE 1:10,000,000 Ellico� Slough River Lakewood Denver R Indianapolis Ohio River Islands Canaan Valley Mason P San Luis i Blackwater Great Basin 74 Occoquan Bay 39° Colorado River WMA v 72 Springfield Neck 70 h 25 e Swan Lake Cincinnati Featherstone Chincoteague Salinas River Basin r Merced ut Mar�n o Kirwin 55 70 WEST 95 S 29 Big Oaks Wallops Island 70 Tuttle Creek 81 Grasslands WMA MISSOURI Great River River A Lake Chincoteague o Colorado Milford Clarence Cannon Two Rivers Muscatatuck Ohio Rappahannock River Valley Fresno 10 d COLORADO Lake Charleston a City r 7 River WMA 71 75 Ohio River Huntington o Kansas City 70 Carlyle Lake N Richmond CALIFORNIA l Topeka Islands 64 s o e e R Eastern Shore of Virginia Pahranagat w VIRGINIAm C Big Muddy NFWR 64 a 64 C Patoka River J Fisherman Island St Louis Frankfort Presquile A h Norfolk r Flint Hills Jefferson City Middle s Louisville James River k Lake of the a Lexington Virginia Beach Pixley Ash a 35 64 77 R Desert Pueblo ns Legacy CA Harry S Truman Ozarks b Plum Tree Island Meadows Lake as KANSAS Mississippi a Evansville Roan Back Bay o Res oke 35 5 Blue Ridge R Flint Hills River W 85 Nansemond Powell Baca i R Mackay Island I 15 ve Kern Sa r Quivira Marais des Currituck o n Monte Vista Crab Tulare Basin WMA Moapa Juan Green River Great DismalR 35 Cygnes Guadalupe- Las Vegas Orchard oa Valley Alamosa Mississippi n Nipomo Dunes 44 John H Kerr o F Wichita 65 Res k Alligator River Stockton Pilot Knob Cypress 95 e Bakersfield Lake River Sangre de Cristo CA Riv Navajo Lake Creek nd er Mead R la R Pea Island iver Reservoir Ozark Cavefish r Mingo e Mountain Bogs Greensboro Bi�er Creek Li Basin Springfield b I e Lake 81 Winston-Salem tt Ma�amuskeet 15 le d Clarks Barkley m Pocosin Lakes n 75 O C E A N Lower Colorado Basin a Maxwell u River C Raleigh r Lake O' The Table Rock Lake Dale Hollow Swanquarter G Op�ma A Cross Creeks Lake Knoxville C Hopper Mountain Salt Plains Cherokees 4 Reelfoot 40 Cedar Island rk 55 40 25 a Norfork Nashville Asheville Los Angeles ns Ozark Bull Shoals Kentucky Refuge units of 40 C a Lake Lake Red Rock Lakes ol Rio Mora NWR and CA s Plateau Lake C Havasu Flagstaff o W 75 Pee Dee a 20,000 acres or more San Bernardino r Santa Fe Logan Cave h Charlotte p a Tulsa e d ite F 8 o o ian R Chickasaw 40 River e i nad i Big Lake TENNESSEE a Seal Beach Albuquerque Las Vegas Ca v r 40 Refuge units of less R e R Washita r Lower Hatchie South Atlantic-Gulf O R Coachella Valley i 24 Greenville Carolina Sandhills Wilmington than 20,000 acres ve 40 Deep Fork Sequoyah ver Hatchie Chattanooga o Bill Williams River r Albuquerque Washita Ri 40 Wapanocca 65 26 Bald 85 Some refuges are represented as dots where easement acreage d Amarillo Oklahoma City r 2 77 10 a Fort Smith Holla e 5 15 Valle de Oro 40 Knob v Memphis Salton r 17 i exceeds 20,000 acres. Refuges as shown may contain inholdings. o R Lake Sea l Robert S Kerr Bend Key Cave Fern Cave C o NEW Eufaula Res e Sidney LanierHartwell h T C Buffalo Lake Wichita Mountains Lake c en Lake Wetland Management a n Cibola essee Sauta SOUTH CAROLINA95 C Columbia Fergus Falls WMD San Diego Bay San Diego 10 Phoenix 27 20 Sonny Bono R Wheeler Cave District Offices San Diego Kofa Sevilleta Little Rock iv Waccamaw 35 e 55 59 Atlanta

E Tijuana Slough Salton Sea r Weiss 8 J Strom ThurmondLake Waterfowl Production r Lake Grulla R 30 Dale Bumpers S Santee Carlton Pond WPA Imperial ed Mountain a Tishomingo ve 20 Yuma Gila Bosque del Apache Muleshoe Lake White River i Coldwater River Lewis Smith v Areas Lake Longleaf Atlanta an 8 River Li�le River R n 26 Cape Romain ah A River Elephant Butte Pond Creek Dahomey Tallahatchie Watercress Darter Ernest F. Hollings Charleston R Marine National Monuments 25 Reservoir Arkansas- ACE Basin Roswell Bi�er Lake Lubbock Birmingham 85 R R iv Hagerman e Felsenthal MISSISSIPPI Piedmont e Sam D. Hamilton Macon r d Holt Mathews Brake N Cabeza Prieta Morgan Brake Noxubee Cahaba River Bond Swamp Overflow Collier Martin Pinckney Island Tucson Rio Grande- Yazoo Hillside R Lake 16 30 o San Andres Savannah Tybee Theodore Roosevelt Columbus Abbreviations 19 P Upper Ouachita Handy Brake Savannah Wassaw o 10 e e co Red River e CA: Conserva�on Area 30 Panther Swamp e Buenos Aires s Black Bayou Lake Meridian Montgomery h 75 D'Arbonne e c Leslie Canyon Fort Worth R -Gulf Caddo Lake b R o Harris Neck Eufaula MNM: Marine Na�onal Monument* o 20 20 20 g Shreveport o i Li�le Sandy S o 65 h 95 b

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p m e C NWFR: Na�onal Wildlife and Fish Refuge a 49 p a R i b 6 f Red River s a s Choctaw l NWR: Na�onal Wildlife Refuge Neches River i A Bayou Cocodrie s Ri s Banks Lake ve i WMA: Wildlife Management Area 20 r TEXAS A T L A N T I C Red River Catahoula M R Okefenokee St. Catherine Creek Jacksonville WMD: Wetland Management District Office** B 55 r Lake Ophelia a 45 Sam Rayburn WPA: Waterfowl Produc�on Area z Mississippi Mobile 10 10 o Reservoir s Tallahassee Grand Cote Cat Island 59 Sandhill 35 75 S Bogue Chi�o Crane t * Marine National Monuments are conservation areas established through Lake Grand Bay J Biloxi St. Marks o Balcones Canyonlands Livingston h the Antiquities Act, managed by the USFWS in cooperation with other Baton Rouge 12 n 10 Atchafalaya s federal, state, territorial and private partners. Austin Big Branch Marsh Bayou Sauvage Bon Secour 10 Sabine Lacassine Lake Woodruff New Orleans n St. Vincent R ** WMD o ces manage Waterfowl Production Areas which are not shown to Lower Suwannee e Amistad 10 Cameron Prairie Bayou Teche Br Cedar Keys due to scale. Please visit http://gis.fws.gov/WPA_Mapper/ Reservoir R Anahuac Texas Point ive St. Johns Merri� Island for an interactive map to view WPAs and Refuges in more detail. r Mandalay Crystal River When President Theodore Roosevelt made Florida's tiny Pelican Island a refuge for birds A�water Prairie Chicken McFaddin Shell Keys Delta Orlando Moody Chassahowitzka City in 1903, he wrote the first chapter of a great American conservation success story. 10 Everglades Headwaters NWR and CA State Capital Interstate Freeway Entering its second century, the National Wildlife Refuge System comprises 150 million Brazoria Lake Wales Ridge Archie Carr Interior Regions 4 Pelican Island acres, protected within more than 567 Refuges and thousands of small prairie wetlands Big Boggy Tampa National Capital River States that serve as waterfowl breeding and nesting areas. There are wildlife refuges in every G M 37 San Bernard SCALE 1:7,500,000 95 U Pinellas state, and at least one within an hour's drive of every major American city, providing E Aransas Regional Office refuge for people as well as wildlife. L X 0 100 200 300 400 MILES Egmont Key Hobe Sound F I Passage Key Lake Download a copy at: www.fws.gov/refuges/maps/ 25 o 35 C Corpus Christi Okeechobee National Wildlife Refuges are far more than havens for wild plants and animals. In fact, O Arthur R. Marshall- B A o O 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 KILOMETERS Island Bay Caloosahatchee H A 25 visitors–more than 40 million each year–are welcome on 98 percent of wildlife refuges, F Loxahatchee M A where they are encouraged to take part in outdoor pursuits designated by law as priority G Pine Island Matlacha Pass S r o o o C a Albers equal area projection, standard parallels 29 30'N and 45 30'N, central meridian 96 W 75 activities offered by the National Wildlife Refuge System. From environmental n A d J. N. "Ding" Darling Florida Panther o o o education and interpretation to hunting and fishing to photography and wildlife watching, e Miami 68 66 64 L A T L A N T I C O C E A N refuges offer visitors a truly natural and wild outdoor experience, teaching millions the I Produced in the Division of Realty, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Ten Thousand F Lower Rio Grande Islands 18 o 30' San Juan importance of taking care of our natural resources. 25 Culebra US O Valley Base Map Source: U.S. Geological Survey Desecheo UK R Crocodile Lake C 76 o 75 o 74 o Laguna Cartagena This map shows lands and waters managed in the National Wildlife Refuge System. N Laguna Atascosa AR Buck Island January 29, 2021 IB Vieques o B Ponce Private holdings exist within some of these boundaries. I Lower Rio Grande Valley 18 30' E Green Cay A Santa Ana A Cabo Rojo N Sandy Point S Na�onal Key Deer O E Great White Heron 17 o 30' C A R I B B E A N S E A The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is a Federal Agency whose mission, working with I C A X others, is to conserve fish and wildlife and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the E and the M Navassa Island Key West F SCALE 1:7,500,000 American people. o o o O SCALE 1:7,500,000 Albers equal area projection, standard parallels 8 N and 18 N, central meridian 66 30'W L F 17 o 30' Same projection parameters as U Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands inset map G TROPIC OF CANCER TROPIC OF CANCER

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