Shackleford Banks wild horse area

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Shackleford Banks wild horse area is a protected barrier island habitat in North Carolina known for its free-roaming herd of wild horses and undeveloped coastal landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf barrier island
protected area
wild horse range
access boat only
borderedBy Atlantic Ocean
coManagedWith Foundation for Shackleford Horses NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
ecosystemType barrier island ecosystem
dune habitat
maritime grassland
salt marsh
hasActivity beachcombing
hiking
recreational fishing
wildlife viewing
hasConservationFocus preservation of natural barrier island processes
protection of wild horse herd
hasFeature interdunal swales
maritime shrub thickets
sand dunes
hasFlora live oak
salt-tolerant grasses
sea oats
wax myrtle
hasLength approximately 9 miles
hasProtectionStatus protected wild horse habitat
undeveloped conservation area
hasRegulation no paved roads
no permanent commercial development
hasRestriction feeding wild horses prohibited
visitors must keep distance from wild horses
hasTourism day-use visitation
hasWildlife Shackleford Banks wild horses NERFINISHED
feral horses
knownFor free-roaming wild horses
natural coastal landscapes
undeveloped beaches
locatedIn Cape Lookout National Seashore NERFINISHED
Carteret County, North Carolina NERFINISHED
North Carolina
managementBy Cape Lookout National Seashore administration NERFINISHED
National Park Service NERFINISHED
near Beaufort, North Carolina NERFINISHED
Harkers Island, North Carolina NERFINISHED
partOf Core Banks–Shackleford Banks barrier island chain NERFINISHED
Outer Banks NERFINISHED

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Cape Lookout National Seashore hasPart Shackleford Banks wild horse area