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Burlington Wetland Area
The Burlington Wetland Area is a 160-acre property 3.5 miles southeast of Burlington in Racine County, 2-miles south of HWY 142 on Hoosier Creek Road. Habitat on the property consists is a mixture of marsh, lowland shrub, cool season grasses, upland shrub and small, scattered woodlots. A Fox River Tributary runs through the middle of the property. Recreational opportunities exist for deer and waterfowl hunting and wildlife viewing.
Due to the wet nature of the property habitat management is limited to invasive plant management and spot brush mowing in upland areas.
- Recreation
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The Burlington Wetland Area offers many recreational opportunities.
- Birding
- Hunting
- Trapping
- Canoeing
- Wildlife Viewing
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If you are interested in exploring this property further, you can access an interactive map.
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