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Congaree National Park
Maps and Brochures

The following are available for download in Adobe PDF format

 

Directions from Columbia Metropolitan Airport - Download (PDF - 199KB)

Park Map - Download (PDF - 384KB)

Trail Guide - Download (PDF - 471KB)

Birds of Congaree National Park- Download (PDF- 161 KB)

Trees, Shrubs, and Vines Partial Species List- Download (PDF- 660 KB)

Fishing Regulations- Download (PDF-1,318 KB)

Freshwater Fish, Mollusks & Crustaceans Partial Species List- Download (PDF- 1.34 MB)

Congaree History- Download (PDF-1,154 KB)

Common Tree Identification- Download (PDF-345 KB)

Big Tree Tree Brochure- Download (PDF-889 KB)

Mammals, Reptiles, Amphibians Partial Species List- Download (PDF-1.43 MB)

Beetles & Mosquitos Partial Species List- Download (PDF-417 KB)

Congaree National Park is home to several  

Did You Know?
In North America, only the conifer forests of the Western U.S. coastal region are substantially taller. East of the Mississippi, just a few patches of white pine and some cove forests in Great Smoky Mountains NP are taller. When compared to all of the world's forests, Congaree is among the tallest.

Last Updated: August 13, 2009 at 11:12 EST