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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
Mattawoman Creek on the eastern shore of Virginia, with shoals and seagrass visible
Mattawoman Creek
Nassawadox Creek on Virginia's Eastern Shore. Seagrass and sand shoals are visible in the foreground
Nassawadox Creek
Nassawadox Creek on Virginia's Eastern Shore.
Nassawadox Creek
Nassawadox Creek on Virginia's Eastern Shore. Seagrass and sand shoals are visible in the foreground
Nassawadox Creek
Row crops grow on farms on the northern edge of Church Neck, at Nassawadox Creek.
Nassawadox Creek
Agriculture surrounding portions of Nassawadox Creek
Nassawadox Creek
Looking east at islands in the Nassawadox Creek. Warehouse Creek (middle) and Church Creek (right) split off to the east.
Nassawadox Creek
Looking east, up the Nassawadox Creek
Nassawadox Creek
Agriculture on Virginia's Eastern Shore, by Nassawadox Creek
Nassawadox Creek
Agriculture surrounding portions of Nassawadox Creek
Nassawadox Creek
Agriculture surrounding portions of Nassawadox Creek
Nassawadox Creek
Occohannock Creek on the eastern shore of Virginia, which forms the border between Northampton and Accomack Counties. The Virginia Coastal Bays are in the background.
Occohannock Creek
Church Creek, off the Nassawadox Creek
Off the Nassawadox Creek
Looking east at farms on Old Town Neck. Chesapeake Bay is in the foreground and Ramshorn Bay, a coastal lagoon, is in the background.
Old Town Neck
Riparian buffers line the edge of portions of Nassawadox Creek
Riparian buffers
Riparian buffers line the edge of portions of Nassawadox Creek
Riparian buffers
Looking southeast across farms and forest buffers along The Gulf on Virginia's Eastern Shore, separating Savage Neck and Old Town Neck
The Gulf
The Gulf on the eastern shore of Virginia, with shoals and seagrass visible. The Virginia Coastal Bays are visible in the background
The Gulf on the eastern shore of Virginia
The tip of Great Neck, at the mouths of Hungars Creek and Mattawoman Creek
Tip of Great Neck
Agriculture, including tree farms, on Occohannock Neck, surrounding portions of Nassawadox Creek
Tree farms on Occohannock Neck
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