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Troy Meadows is a large freshwater marsh and nature preserve in Parsippany, Morris County, New Jersey. Covering about 3,100 acres, it is one of the remaining wetland areas associated with glacial Lake Passaic, and the Whippany River passes through it before joining the Rockaway River. The site was designated a National Natural Landmark in 1967 because of its ecological and biological significance. It is used for conservation and nature study.
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Where is Troy Meadows located?
Troy Meadows is a freshwater marsh and nature preserve in Parsippany, Morris County, New Jersey. The Whippany River passes through the marsh before joining the Rockaway River.
How large is Troy Meadows?
The preserve covers about 3,100 acres. It is one of the remaining wetland areas associated with glacial Lake Passaic.
What river flows through Troy Meadows?
The Whippany River flows through Troy Meadows. It later joins the Rockaway River in New Jersey.
Why is Troy Meadows linked to glacial Lake Passaic?
Troy Meadows occupies part of the landscape left by glacial Lake Passaic. Its survival is notable because much of the surrounding former wetland has been developed or altered.
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