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Fishing Bay on the Piankatank River, which divides Middlesex and Mathews Counties in Viriginia
Fishing Bay, on the Piankatank River
Looking northwest at Fleets Island, on the north side of the mouth of the Rappahannock River
Fleets Island
Tract of forest in between fields along the Wicomico River.
Forest and fields along the Wicomico River
Forest cover near Salisbury
Forest cover
Nutters Crossing Golf Course near Salisbury, Wicomico County
Golf course
Growing fields on Occohannock Neck
Growing fields
Residential development next to a spit off Gwynn Island.
Gwynn Island
Gwynn Island
Gwynn Island
Looking north at seagrasses off Gwynn Island
Gwynn Island
A spit off to the south of Gwynn Island protects Milford Haven.
Gwynn Island
Docks on Gwynn Island
Gwynn Island
The settlement of Gwynn, Virginia, on Gwynns Island, just south of the Piankatank River
Gwynns Island
Hacks Neck, between Butcher and Nandua Creeks on the eastern shore of Virginia
Hacks Neck
Hacks Neck, between Butcher and Nandua Creeks on the eastern shore of Virginia
Hacks Neck
Hacks Neck and Nandua Creek on the eastern shore of Virginia
Hacks Neck
Hungars Creek on the eastern shore of Virginia, with shoals and seagrass visible
Hungars Creek
Hungars Creek on the eastern shore of Virginia, with shoals and seagrass visible
Hungars Creek
Looking south at Church Neck and Great Neck, with Hungars Creek to the east. Seagrass can be seen in Chesapeake Bay in the foreground.
Hungars Creek
Looking east along Hungars Creek on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, where mostly rural land use still prevails
Hungars Creek, Virginia
Looking east along Hungars Creek on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, where mostly rural land use still prevails
Hungars Creek, Virginia
Hyslop Marsh, between Nandua and Craddock Creeks on the eastern shore of Virginia
Hyslop Marsh
Hyslop Marsh and Nandua Creek on the eastern shore of Virginia
Hyslop Marsh and Nandua Creek
Unnamed island near Beach Island on the eastern shore of Virginia. Shoals and seagrass are also visible.
Island on Virginia's eastern shore
Looking northwest up Laws Thorofare. Deal Island Marsh and Straight Gut are situated on the western side, and Laws Gut can be seen in the northern background.
Laws Thorofare
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