Calvert Peninsula

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Calvert Peninsula is a narrow landform in southern Maryland that extends into the Chesapeake Bay and is known for its waterfront communities, fossil-rich cliffs, and scenic natural areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
peninsula
administrativeCenterLocatedAt Prince Frederick
bordersBodyOfWater Chesapeake Bay
Patuxent River
contains Battle Creek Cypress Swamp Sanctuary
Calvert Cliffs State Park
linked to: Calvert Cliffs

Calvert County
Flag Ponds Nature Park
country United States
extendsInto Chesapeake Bay
geologicalPeriodExposed Miocene
hasCharacteristic largely rural
narrow
waterfront-oriented development
hasEconomicActivity recreation
residential development
tourism
hasFossilType invertebrates
marine vertebrates
shark teeth
hasGeologicalFeature Calvert Cliffs
hasMajorTown Chesapeake Beach
Lusby
linked to: Lusby, Maryland

North Beach
Prince Frederick
Solomons
hasProtectedArea Battle Creek Cypress Swamp Sanctuary
Calvert Cliffs State Park
linked to: Calvert Cliffs

Flag Ponds Nature Park
hasRecreationalActivity boating
fishing
fossil hunting
hiking
hasTransportationRoute Maryland Route 2
Maryland Route 231
Maryland Route 260
Maryland Route 4
knownFor fossil-rich cliffs
scenic natural areas
waterfront communities
locatedIn Maryland
Southern Maryland
locatedOn Atlantic Coastal Plain
nearestMajorCity Annapolis
Washington, D.C.
partOf Western Shore of Chesapeake Bay

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Lusby, Maryland locatedOnPeninsula Calvert Peninsula