Tomoka River

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The Tomoka River is a scenic, slow-moving river in northeastern Florida known for its rich wildlife, marshes, and recreational activities such as kayaking and fishing.

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Tomoka River canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural watercourse
river
adjacentToProtectedArea Tomoka State Park
country United States of America
flowsInto Halifax River
hasCharacteristic scenic
slow-moving
hasEcosystemType coastal marsh
estuarine system
wetlands
hasHydrologicalType tidally influenced river
hasMouthElevation sea level
hasSourceRegion central Volusia County, Florida
hasVegetation cabbage palms
live oaks
mangroves
salt marsh grasses
hasWaterType brackish water
hasWildlife alligators
bald eagles
largemouth bass
manatees
ospreys
red drum
snook
tarpon
wading birds
knownFor marshes
recreational activities
rich wildlife
locatedIn Florida
Volusia County, Florida
linked to: Volusia County
locatedInRegion northeastern Florida
mouthLocation Ormond Beach, Florida
mouthOfWaterBody Halifax River
nearCity Daytona Beach, Florida
linked to: Daytona Beach

Ormond Beach, Florida
partOf Intracoastal Waterway basin
Tomoka River watershed
passesThrough Tomoka State Park
popularFor birdwatching
boating
canoeing
fishing
kayaking
usedFor non-motorized boating
recreational fishing
wildlife observation

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Halifax River connectedTo Tomoka River
Tomoka State Park locatedOn Tomoka River