Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge

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Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge is a protected wetland area in eastern North Carolina centered around Lake Mattamuskeet, renowned for its rich birdlife and critical habitat for migratory waterfowl.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Wildlife Refuge
protected area
wetland
allowsActivity birdwatching
environmental education
fishing (regulated)
hunting (regulated)
wildlife photography
centeredOn Lake Mattamuskeet NERFINISHED
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasConservationPurpose protection of migratory birds
protection of waterfowl wintering habitat
protection of wetlands
hasConservationStatus protected area for migratory birds
hasEcosystemType freshwater wetland
marsh
shallow lake ecosystem
hasFeature dikes and water control structures
impoundments for waterfowl management
observation platforms
shallow natural lake
visitor facilities
wildlife drives
hasHabitat aquatic habitat
waterfowl habitat
wetland habitat
hasLandCover forested wetlands
marsh vegetation
open water
hasLandUse wildlife conservation
wildlife-dependent recreation
isImportantFor Atlantic Flyway migratory birds
knownFor migratory waterfowl habitat
rich birdlife
locatedIn Hyde County, North Carolina NERFINISHED
North Carolina
locatedInRegion eastern North Carolina
locatedNear Pamlico Sound NERFINISHED
locatedOn Atlantic Coastal Plain NERFINISHED
managingOrganization U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NERFINISHED
partOf National Wildlife Refuge System
primaryWaterBody Lake Mattamuskeet NERFINISHED
supportsSpeciesGroup migratory waterfowl
raptors
shorebirds
songbirds
wading birds

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Albemarle-Pamlico Peninsula containsProtectedArea Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge