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Muscota Marsh

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Muscota Marsh is a small public salt-marsh park on the Harlem River in Manhattan, New York City. Covering about one acre, it was opened in 2014 as a restored waterfront space that provides public access to the river and includes wetland habitat within an urban setting.

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Where is Muscota Marsh?

It is a small public salt-marsh park on the Harlem River in Manhattan, New York City. The site gives visitors access to a restored waterfront.

How big is Muscota Marsh?

It covers about one acre. That small size makes it an urban wetland rather than a large regional marsh.

When did Muscota Marsh open?

It opened in 2014. The park was created as a restored waterfront space with public access to the Harlem River.

What can you find at Muscota Marsh?

It includes wetland habitat and public access to the Harlem River. The park is a salt-marsh restoration within Manhattan, not a remote coastal preserve.

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