Introduction

To truly understand Shenandoah National Park is to know her stories. Shenandoah is a natural world of trees and rocks, plants and animals; all these are stories that need to be learned.

The air we breathe is a story, too, and the water running in streams down into the hollows. Entwined in this natural world is a human history: the people who lived here; the people who worked to establish the park and those who helped to build it; all the traces of human life which remain today. These, too, are among the stories of the park.

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Scope

To truly understand Shenandoah National Park is to know her stories. Shenandoah is a natural world of trees and rocks, plants and animals; all these are stories that need to be learned.

The air we breathe is a story, too, and the water running in streams down into the hollows. Entwined in this natural world is a human history: the people who lived here; the people who worked to establish the park and those who helped to build it; all the traces of human life which remain today. These, too, are among the stories of the park.

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Progress

To truly understand Shenandoah National Park is to know her stories. Shenandoah is a natural world of trees and rocks, plants and animals; all these are stories that need to be learned.

The air we breathe is a story, too, and the water running in streams down into the hollows. Entwined in this natural world is a human history: the people who lived here; the people who worked to establish the park and those who helped to build it; all the traces of human life which remain today. These, too, are among the stories of the park.

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Data, Reports, and Other Products

	Available Data Sets
	Data set 1 (SHP 540Kb)
	Data set 2 (XLS 540Kb)
	Data set 3 (MDB 540Kb)
	Soil Maps (click here)

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