Chokoloskee Bay

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Chokoloskee Bay is a shallow coastal bay in southwestern Florida, known for its mangrove islands, rich estuarine ecosystem, and access to the Ten Thousand Islands and Everglades National Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
coastal lagoon
accessPointFor Everglades National Park backcountry
Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge
adjacentTo Everglades National Park
Ten Thousand Islands
characteristic mangrove-fringed
shallow
tidally influenced
climate humid subtropical to tropical transition zone
subtropical
connectedTo Gulf of Mexico
Ten Thousand Islands
country United States
ecosystemType estuary
mangrove estuary
hasFeature mangrove islands
mudflats
seagrass beds
tidal channels
hydrology brackish water
influenced by freshwater inflow from Everglades
influenced by tides from Gulf of Mexico
locatedIn Collier County, Florida
linked to: Collier County

Florida
Gulf Coast of Florida
linked to: Florida Gulf Coast

Southwest Florida
near Chokoloskee Island
Everglades City, Florida
partOf Greater Everglades ecosystem
Gulf of Mexico
recreationAccessFrom Chokoloskee Island boat ramps
Everglades City marinas
supportsSpecies blue crabs
bottlenose dolphin
manatee
oysters
red drum
sea trout
shorebirds
snook
tarpon
wading birds
usedFor boating
kayaking
recreational fishing
wildlife viewing

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Everglades City, Florida locatedOn Chokoloskee Bay