Latitude: 34.6026638
Longitude: -86.9724805
Elevation: 176 meters / 577 feet
Barometric Pressure 992KPa

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Beaverdam Creek water tupelos - Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge by VFR Photography, Water tupelos in the wetlands surrounding Beaverdam Creek at Wheeler NWR just north of the Tennessee
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Sunbeams Thru the Canopy by Tony Barber --The Jolly Swagman, Explore: Nov 19, 2010 #342 As I made my way to Limestone Bay hoping to catch some Snowy Egrets in t
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two water beetles by T Martin2010, Most likely Genus Dineutus. 11 species north of Mexico, they can form large rafts of immense numbers
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736 Decatur Alabama Tennessee River by isaacfulford, A well timed construction delay on the road bridge over the Tennessee River allowed us to stop and s
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Vertical Lift Railroad Bridge - Decatur, AL by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent), This is the railroad bridge crossing the Tennessee River at Decatur, AL. CSX owns the bridge but NS
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Decatur, AL Passenger Depot (Pedestrian bridge view) by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent), From Wikipedia: The Southern Railway Depot is a historic building in Decatur, Alabama. The depot was
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Vertical Lift Railroad Bridge - Decatur, AL by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent), This is the railroad bridge crossing the Tennessee River at Decatur, AL. CSX owns the bridge but NS
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Bitternut Hickory - Carya cordiformis by T Martin2010, Bitternut Hickory, Bitternut, or Swamp Hickory is a fairly common large tree of bottomland forests,
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Steamboat Bill Bridge - Decatur, AL by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent), Officially known as the Captain William J Hudson "Steamboat Bill" Memorial Bridge, this al
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Bitternut Hickory - Carya cordiformis by T Martin2010, Bitternut Hickory, Bitternut, or Swamp Hickory is a fairly common large tree of bottomland forests,
Bitternut Hickory - Carya cordiformis by T Martin2010
Steamboat Bill Bridge - Decatur, AL by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent), Officially known as the Captain William J Hudson "Steamboat Bill" Memorial Bridge, this al
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Green water by T Martin2010, forest swamp wetland bottomland
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Swampy reflections by T Martin2010, forest swamp wetland bottomland
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Vertical Lift Railroad Bridge - Decatur, AL by SeeMidTN.com (aka Brent), This is the railroad bridge crossing the Tennessee River at Decatur, AL. CSX owns the bridge but NS
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u s mail by Reginald Watkins
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