Greene–Sullivan State Forest
State forest in Indiana, U.S.
38°59′10″N 87°14′37″W / 38.98611°N 87.24361°W / 38.98611; -87.24361Greene–Sullivan State Forest is a state forest in Dugger, Indiana. The forest was founded in 1936 after the Indiana Department of Natural Resources received over 3,000 acres (1,200 ha) of land from coal firms; it now contains over 9,000 acres (3,600 ha), including over 120 lakes. The forest provides fishing, camping, hunting, and horseback riding.[1]
References
- ^ "Greene–Sullivan State Forest". Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Retrieved May 16, 2012.
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Protected areas of Indiana
- Hoosier
- Cowles Bog
- Hanging Rock and Wabash Reef
- Harrison Spring
- Hoosier Prairie
- Marengo Cave
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- Ohio Coral Reef
- Orangeville Rise
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- Pinhook Bog
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- Wesley Chapel Gulf
- Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve
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- Potato Creek
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- Summit Lake
- Tippecanoe River
- Turkey Run
- Versailles
- White River
- Whitewater Memorial
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