Spruce Creek (Florida)

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Spruce Creek (Florida) is a tidal estuarine waterway in east-central Florida known for its scenic wetlands, wildlife habitat, and recreational boating and fishing opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf estuarine waterway
river of Florida
tidal creek
country United States
crossedBy Dunlawton Avenue
Interstate 95
U.S. Route 1
environmentalConcern habitat loss
stormwater runoff
water quality degradation
flowsInto Halifax River
Mosquito Lagoon–Halifax River estuarine system
habitatFor dolphins
game fish
manatees
migratory birds
wading birds
hasDesignation Outstanding Florida Water
hasEcosystemType brackish marsh
floodplain forest
freshwater wetlands
mangrove wetlands
salt marsh
hasProtectedArea Doris Leeper Spruce Creek Preserve
Spruce Creek Preserve
hydrologicalSystem Atlantic coastal lagoon system
knownFor recreational boating
recreational fishing
scenic wetlands
wildlife habitat
locatedIn Volusia County, Florida
linked to: Volusia County
managementAuthority Florida Department of Environmental Protection
local conservation organizations
mouthLocation Halifax River
Intracoastal Waterway
nearCity New Smyrna Beach, Florida
Ponce Inlet, Florida
linked to: Ponce de Leon Inlet

Port Orange, Florida
linked to: Port Orange
partOf Halifax River basin
linked to: Halifax River

Indian River Lagoon watershed
linked to: Indian River Lagoon
recreationActivity birdwatching
canoeing
inshore saltwater fishing
kayaking
motor boating
nature photography
region east-central Florida
state Florida
waterbodyType tidal estuary

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Halifax River connectedTo Spruce Creek (Florida)