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Passage Key National Wildlife Refuge

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Passage Key National Wildlife Refuge
Address: 1502 SE Kings Bay Dr
Crystal River, FL 34429
Phone: 352-563-2088;
Fax: 352-795-7961;
Web: www.fws.gov/southeast/passagekey
Established: 1905.
Location: Offshore from Saint Petersburg, Florida, and accessible only by boat.
Special Features: When first established, the refuge was a mangrove island with a freshwater lake. A 1920 hurricane destroyed it and it is now a barrier island which houses the largest royal and sandwich tern nesting colonies in Florida.
Habitats: 63 acres, including a 30-acre meandering barrier island.
Access: Closed to the public.
Wild life: Royal terns, sandwich terns, brown pelicans.

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Two of the tiniest units in the Wilderness System are the 36acre Passage Key National Wildlife Refuge in Florida and the 77-acre West Sister Island in Ohio-that state's only Wilderness Area.
 
 
 
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