Seashore State Park

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Seashore State Park is the former name of First Landing State Park, a historic coastal recreation area in Virginia known for its beaches, maritime forest, and role as the landing site of the first English colonists in 1607.

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Seashore State Park canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state park
associatedWith First Landing of English colonists at Cape Henry
currentName First Landing State Park
formerNameOf First Landing State Park
hasDesignation National Natural Landmark
hasEcosystem coastal dune ecosystem
maritime forest ecosystem
wetland ecosystem
hasFeature beach
boat launch
cabins
campground
dunes
hiking trails
interpretive programs
maritime forest
picnic areas
visitor center
wetlands
hasHabitat habitat for coastal wildlife
habitat for migratory birds
hasTrailType biking trail
hiking trail
interpretive trail
historicalRole site associated with early English colonization of North America
knownFor beach recreation
birdwatching
boating
camping
hiking
historical significance
locatedIn City of Virginia Beach
United States
Virginia
locatedOn Chesapeake Bay
managedBy Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation
near Atlantic Ocean
Cape Henry
partOf Virginia State Parks system
recreationActivity biking
canoeing
fishing
kayaking
nature study
swimming
significantEvent landing of English colonists in 1607

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First Landing State Park formerlyKnownAs Seashore State Park