Cabo Rojo Salt Flats

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Cabo Rojo Salt Flats are a striking coastal salt marsh and evaporation pond system in southwestern Puerto Rico, known for their pink-tinged waters, birdwatching opportunities, and historic salt production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf evaporation ponds
salt flats
salt marsh
tourist attraction
wetland
climate semi-arid
country Puerto Rico
ecosystemType coastal salt marsh
hypersaline lagoon system
hasBirdSpecies American flamingo NERFINISHED
black-necked stilt
least tern
semipalmated sandpiper NERFINISHED
snowy plover NERFINISHED
willet
yellowlegs
hasColor pink-tinged waters
hasFeature brine ponds
crystallization ponds
earthen dikes
interpretive trails
observation platforms
hasProcess solar evaporation of seawater
hasSoilType saline soils
hasUse birdwatching
ecotourism
salt production
wildlife habitat
hasWaterType hypersaline water
historicalUseSinceCentury 16th century
knownFor bird photography
historic salt production
migratory shorebirds
scenic pink salt ponds
locatedIn Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico NERFINISHED
southwestern Puerto Rico
locatedOn Caribbean Sea
managedBy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NERFINISHED
near Bahía Sucia NERFINISHED
Los Morrillos Lighthouse NERFINISHED
partOf Boquerón State Forest NERFINISHED
Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge NERFINISHED
Cabo Rojo National Wildlife Refuge salt flats unit NERFINISHED
receives high solar radiation
low annual rainfall
saltTypeProduced industrial salt
sea salt
tourismActivity birdwatching tours
guided tours

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