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	Mullica River - NJ
		In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the river was used as an alternative means of commercial transportation to the area's sand roads.
		The river is now 3/4 to 1 canoe length wide, the banks are firm and crowded with bushes and trees, and the turns are mostly gentle.
		Below the campground the river is 1 1/2 to 2 canoe lengths wide with a narrow spit of trees separating it from a broad, grassy pond.
	www.paddling.net /places/showReport.html?485 (3109 words)

	Encyclopedia: Mullica River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The lower reaches of the river form an extensive wetlands area and is protected on its southern bank as a National Wildlife Refuge.
		The river is noted as a spawning ground for striped bass.
		The river is named for after Eric Pålsson Mullica, an early Finnish settler born in 1636 who founded a homestead on the river after moving there from the vicinity of Philadelphia.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Mullica-River (311 words)

	Encyclopedia: Wading River (New Jersey)
		The Wading River is a tributary of the Mullica River, approximately 20 mi (32 km), in southern New Jersey in the United States.
		The river drains a rural forested area of the Pinelands, one of the most pristine areas along the coast of the northeastern United States.
		Like the Mullica, the river is noted for its extensive wetlands, including large runs of striped bass.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Wading-River-(New-Jersey) (193 words)

	Mullica River - Great Bay Estuary
		Salinities in the Mullica River vary with the semidiurnal (twice-daily) tides and the degree of rainfall, evapotranspiration, and consequent freshwater input.
		The tributaries of the Mullica River, especially the Wading and Batsto Rivers, are the most pristine river systems in the Pinelands and support a diversity of aquatic species, including 350 species of algae, 62 species of aquatic macrophytes, 275 species of macroinvertebrates, and 91 species of fish.
		River herring spawning habitat should be expanded by placing fish passage facilities at dams and other impediments on the tributaries to the Mullica River.
	training.fws.gov /library/pubs5/web_link/text/mr_gbe.htm (4474 words)

	Morning Song to a River by John Reismiller
		I descend its steps and stand at the river's verge, the soft autumn breezes rustling the few remaining leaves that twist on those overarching trees whose roots have found a sanctuary along its bank The river is quiet today, not like yesterday when its waters were roiled by the west winds of fall.
		These plants and others are the guardians of the river, protecting its bottom from the currents which stir up mud and sand, shielding its shoreline from erosion and providing its fish with livable temperatures, food and a constant supply of oxygen.
		The river has its sounds the gentle lapping of its shore; the wrenching crepitations in winter when its warmer currents below split its frozen surface to escape their icy prison; the splashing sound it makes as high winds or a storm whip up whitecaps on its surface.
	johnreismiller.tripod.com /morningsongtoariver.html (1597 words)

	Jersey Shore Sea Kayak Association - JSSKA Launch Site Directory
		Mullica River - Lower (at The Clam House) - Burlington County - Ref# LSNJ020
		Mullica River - (at Crowley's Landing) - Burlington County - Ref# LSNJ054
		Mullica River - Lower (at Turtle Creek) - Burlington County - Ref# LSNJ023
	www.jsska.org /launchsites/index.shtml (1665 words)

	New Jersey Pinelands
		The lower Mullica River and Great Bay have been designated a National Estuarine Research Reserve for research and education to be managed by the New Jersey Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife and Rutgers University.
		Pairs of bald eagles nest in Belleplain State Forest and along the Mullica River, and several of the tidal rivers that drain the Pinelands also appear to be important wintering areas for the eagle.
		Protection of water quality in the river and its tributaries and the maintenance of its resident fish populations should be given high priority by federal and state regulatory agencies.
	training.fws.gov /library/pubs5/web_link/text/nj_pine.htm (6522 words)

	Jacques Cousteau Reserve, New Jersey
		The people living in the Mullica River - Great Bay area at the time of contact with early settlers were part of a large group known as the Lenni Lenape.
		Mullica obtained one of these pieces of land in what is now Lower Bank on the Mullica River.
		A dam was built on the Basto River in 1765 and a grist mill and several more sawmills were built in the early 1700's.
	nerrs.noaa.gov /JacquesCousteau/History.html (795 words)

	Finnish Place Names
		A township in Atlantic County on Mullica River.
		His father was Pål Jönsson Mullica who arrived with wife and children on the vessel Örnen in 1654, probably from Mora in Hälsingland (?), Sweden.
		A reservoir in Glocester County, on the southeastern border of Mullica Hill.
	www.genealogia.fi /place/placenje.htm (462 words)

	Mullica River/National Estuarine Research Reserve Water Quality Monitoring
		The data logger is attached to the dock of a small marina along the southern shore of the river adjacent to the main channel.
		The data logger is attached to a bridge going over the Mullica River which was rebuilt three years ago and is located in the center of the river.
		The northern bank of the river is sparsely developed with single family houses and has a steep bank about five meters high.
	gcmd.nasa.gov /records/GCMD_noaanosnerr_d_mulparent.html (1133 words)

	Orion Rising over the Mullica River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A light fog hangs over the Mullica River in the New Jersey Pine Barrens as the constellation of Orion rises early on the morning of September 20, 2004.
		I had to park a ways down the road because at this particular vantage point the river was right next to the road, so I couldn't put the mini-tripod on the hood of the Jeep.
		I knew that the dynamic range of the scene, the range of brightness between the sky and the brightly illuminated house of the river, could probably not be captured in a single exposure.
	www.astropix.com /HTML/M_DAP/M12/M12.HTM (1079 words)

	NJ Pine Barrens Forums - Wilderness campsites/cabins at Wharton... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I read that Mullica River has pit toilets and fresh water so I might be able to sell her on that one.
		Mullica River and Lower Forge are wilderness sites, access by hiking, canoeing or by horseback; motor vehicles are not permitted.
		The halfway point is the wilderness campsite called the 'Mullica River Campsite.' The funny part is, even though they say no cars, anyone with a park map and common sense can figure out how to drive up Quaker Bridge Rd. to where the trail to the campsite leads.
	forums.njpinebarrens.com /printthread.php?t=1587 (1422 words)

	Jacques Cousteau/Mullica River National Estuarine Research Reserve Water Quality Monitoring in 1996. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The river is relatively deep, five to nine meters deep in the section that is monitored, which is much deeper then Great Bay which averages about two meters deep.
		The river also has a dark color due to tannins and humic compounds which are a natural product coming from the Pine Barrens and are present in large amounts within the river.
		The great depth of the river and the dark color from the tannins flowing down the river from the Pine Barrens prevent the utilization of these nutrients in the river by planktonic organisms.
	www.nbii.gov /metadata/mdata/noaa_nerr_d_mul1996.html (3111 words)

	Paddling the Pines
		I had chosen the upper end of the stream, where the river was initially shallow enough to pole rather than paddle, and I pushed against the sandy bottom.
		I was the lone canoeist on the river that day, a setting in which I had hoped to find myself, but, if I saw them first, it required me to break spiderweb after spiderweb with my paddle.
		Like the Mullica Campground, it is accessible only to hikers and canoeists, and it can be used to make a two-day trip of the 11 plus miles of the Batsto as it runs through Wharton.
	www.canoekayak.com /whereto/pinebarrens/index1.html (1039 words)

	Quick Reference Fishing Chart
		The Delaware river shows activity this time of year, and Mullica River stripers can be caught as well.
		The mouth of the Mullica River may be producing fish as well as Little Sheepshead Creek.
		Bluefish were caught in the mouth of the Mullica River between Deep Point and Graveling Point on bait.
	www.scottsbt.com /fishing/bait/fishcht.htm (3655 words)

	Darren's Kayak Chronicles - Mullica Magic
		After our 14 mile adventure on the Mullica most were done for the day but Martin and I decided to extend the paddle.
		The river was relatively flat and there were very few boats.
		This river is pure magic at sunset and my pictures do not even do it justice.
	hometown.aol.com /wwrivrrat/mullica.htm (331 words)

	Upper Mullica River - NJ
		To me the Mullica is the most wonderful of the unrecognized rivers of America." Beck was referring to the long cultural history and folklore of the river.
		If the river were any higher (and it could be!) the river would be flowing over the top of the bridge.
		If you plan to paddle this section of the Mullica (from Goshen Pond to Atsion Lake), I would suggest that you exit the Mullica on the left side of the bridge (there is a very small sandy area there), portage your boats over the bridge, and reenter the Mullica on the right side.
	www.paddling.net /places/showReport.html?242 (963 words)

	StriperTracker.org - About the Project
		However, the Mullica River was not being used by tagged fish in the last week.
		Because fish have left the river and the ice is coming soon, we will leave Buoy 9 out of the water and keep Buoy 7 on watch for the time being.
		Blues Clues had moved up the river earlier this month but did not come back down and we were worried that fouling had prevented detection of a return trip because Blues Clues has made several two-way trips in the last month.
	www.stripertracker.org /about/logbook.html (7645 words)

	Jersey Genesis: The Story of the Mullica River: Current Amazon U.S.A. One-Edition Data (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		There are stories about the role of the river in the days of the iron furnaces at Batsto and Atsion, and glass production, moss pulling, pine cone gathering, and of course shipbuilding.
		The Mullica was an important river during the Revolutionary War, both as a highway for war supplies and a hideout for privateers who harassed and plundered British shipping so much that the British finally sent in several shiploads of well-armed troops to "break up once and for all this privateering along the Jersey coast".
		All of this is just a glimpse of the wonderful stories about the people and places who made the Mullica their home that are to be found in "Jersey Genesis".
	www.miami-hotel-reservation.info /us-reviewed/0813510155.html (760 words)

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		The Mullica River-Great Bay estuary has an opportunity to be designated one of the finest in the United States.
		To have the Mullica River-Great Bay system considered among the finest estuarine systems in the nation is remarkable, given the intense amount of pressure placed on New Jersey's coastal resources from high population density.
		This effort failed because landowners were concerned that provisions of the "sanctuary" proposal would have imposed limitations of the use of the sanctuary, acquired private land for inclusion in the "sanctuary", and would have affected a landowner's ability to alter or develop his/her property.
	marine.rutgers.edu /faculty/mr.htm (1397 words)

	Ocean County News: The Press of Atlantic City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Unlike their wooden predecessors, the new poles are made of core-ten, a weathered steel that somewhat resembles - in color at least - the surrounding trees.
		The two 180-foot poles that will be placed on either side of the Mullica River each weigh 180,000 pounds, Okamoto said.
		Conectiv will use two miles of mats, which are about 18 feet long by 12 feet wide, at the Mullica River site, he said.
	www.pressofatlanticcity.com /news/ocean/031905CONECTPROJ.cfm (990 words)

	Rutgers researchers study Mullica River's striped bass (phillyBurbs.com) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		At the confluence of the Mullica River and the Great Bay, they line up to fish for striped bass swimming up the freshwater river to spawn.
		Clare Ng, a marine biology doctoral candidate, is overseeing the study, which will use tracking devices attached to the fish and will collect eggs and hatchlings in a bid to accurately assess spawning rates of the popular recreational fish.
		But their success in the 55-mile stretch of Mullica River has suffered because of changes in water flow, shifting pH levels and the presence of predators.
	www.phillyburbs.com /pb-dyn/news/109-04122004-281232.html (373 words)

	Trip Report: Wharton State Forest, NJ, February 8-9, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Mullica is narrow and twists and turns underneath a canopy of New Jersey's finest pines glistening with the blinding white of fresh snow, while it winds through semi-frozen marshes and over fallen logs and beaver ponds.
		A gentle BW river, the Mullica is nevertheless technically challenging due to its narrowness coupled with twists and turns at every angle.
		In addition, there are numerous fallen logs and stumps just beneath the water to contend with, fully hidden (until the person in front of you is atop one) due to the murkyness of the ferrous laden water.
	www.amc-ny.org /treports/2003-02-mullica-bryan.html (1105 words)

	PCC Flat/Moving Water Rivers
		Begins as a twisty little river but slow, after a great lunch spot, opens up to a marsh, then to open bay.
		One of the twistiest rivers you'll ever be on.
		Another pretty Pine Barrens River, which we paddle upstream (can be some challenge, usually not) and back down (easy) with great stops for swimming.
	www.philacanoe.org /flatwater_descriptions.html (314 words)

	ESPN OutdoorsStory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It is along this stretch that on the outgoing tide, the thrust of the Mullica River collides with the shallows of Great Bay.
		Said motion creates a confusion of slots, cuts, creases and holes that not only hold bass, but sweep and deliver the likes of marine worms, small crabs, clams, minnows (killies) and other such forage that is becoming active with the progression of spring.
		The former, having descended the Mullica to feast on the growing abundance of victuals, will have a distinctive gold coloration that is almost a bronze up along the shoulder and dorsal area.
	espn.go.com /outdoors/fishing/s/f_map_05_NJ_Graveling_Point.html (1323 words)

	Understanding Watersheds - Lieberman - IRED.Com
		According to the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, a watershed is the area of land that drains into a body of water such as a river, lake, stream or bay, that is separated from other systems by higher points, including hills or slopes.
		It is an informal association of residents, businesses, organizations and institutions who share a common interest in the future of the Mullica River watershed.
		The Forum was convened to educate, explore and discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the Mullica River watershed, now and in the future.
	www.ired.com /news/lieberman/020407.htm (777 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Mullica is designated a Pinelands Community and is bordered on the Northwest by the Town of Hammonton, on the Southwest by Hamilton Township.
		The Township has public access roads to the Mullica River, and established recreational facilities for the use of its residents.
		Mullica Township public schools enjoy an excellent reputation as the most progressive in the Atlantic County area.
	www.whatsnewmullica.com /main.htm (276 words)

	EGG HARBOR CITY: NEW GERMANY IN NEW JERSEY
		According to the original plan the Mullica or Egg Harbor River, which was to form the northern boundary of the city, was to be made navigable for seagoing vessels.
		The river at that time must have been accessible to small seacraft, for we hear that in October 1860 the steamer "Huntress" with 150 passengers traveled from New York to Egg Harbor.
		This seal which was adopted in 1858 captures symbolically all the commercial and maritime aspirations, the youthful optimism and the sentimental attachment of the colony: the vessel on the river, a rising sun in the background and a broad oaktree in the foreground.
	www.westjersey.org /ehc_cunz56/ngnj16.htm (12819 words)

	MountainZone.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Much of the runable length of the Batsto River lies within walking distance of the Mullica River, which might lead one t...
		The unique charm of the Mullica River comes from its extensive savanna marshes and numerous high, sandy banks that offer...
		The Wading is the most popular river in the Pine Barrens, and it is rivaled only by the Delaware in statewide popularity...
	www.mountainzone.com /trails/activity.asp?AreaID={AC7BAFD7-8196-4892-A115-9E84CB8DD0B8} (327 words)

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