Batsto River

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The Batsto River is a scenic, tea-colored Pine Barrens waterway in southern New Jersey known for its historic mills, canoeing and kayaking, and relatively undisturbed natural surroundings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural waterway
river
associatedWithIndustry glassmaking
ironworks
conservationStatus protected within state forest lands
country United States
ecosystemType Atlantic coastal pine barrens
flowsThrough Atlantic County, New Jersey
Burlington County, New Jersey
linked to: Burlington County

Wharton State Forest
hasAccessPoint Batsto Village canoe launch
hasActivitySeason fall
spring
summer
hasHistoricSiteOnBank Batsto Village
hasMouth Mullica River
hasReputation relatively pristine Pine Barrens stream
hasSourceRegion Pine Barrens
hasStructure historic mills
hasVegetationType cedar swamp
pitch pine forest
hasWaterType freshwater
isPartOf Mullica River watershed
linked to: Mullica River
knownFor canoeing
historic mills
kayaking
relatively undisturbed natural surroundings
scenic character
locatedIn New Jersey
New Jersey Pine Barrens
Pine Barrens
southern New Jersey
locatedInProtectedArea Wharton State Forest
managementAuthority New Jersey Division of Parks and Forestry
recreation canoeing
fishing
kayaking
wildlife viewing
region South Jersey
supportsWildlife amphibians
freshwater fish
wading birds
tributaryOf Mullica River
waterColor brownish
tea-colored
waterColorCause tannins from Pine Barrens vegetation
withinEcoregion New Jersey Pinelands

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Wharton State Forest contains Batsto River
Mullica River hasTributary Batsto River
Pinelands National Reserve contains Batsto River
Batsto Village locatedOn Batsto River