1. Everglades
... water, Lake Okeechobee and the Kissimmee River. The Kissimmee river winds through 103 miles of wetlands to Lake Okeechobee and every summer after the rainy season ends the Lake Okeechobee swells and spills its water over the lower southern tip of Florida forming a river also known as the Everglades (Golia 15 ... Preserve, giving the mangrove estuary a rich diversity of marine life. The mangroves are an important part of the function of the Everglades (Golia 34-39). The Everglades is very important for its wildlife, the Everglades has one of the most diverse wetlands in the United States...
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