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Minute Man National Historical Park - Nature and Science![]() The park supports a variety of habitats. Forests are dominant, covering approximately 500 acres of the park, including about 200 acres of forested wetland. Non-forested wetlands, including several ponds, cover approximately 180 acres. Meadows and fields cover an additional 250 acres, including approximately 100 acres farmed under the park"s agricultural leasing program. Shrubland also is present at the park, particularly at the interface of fields and forests. Developed areas, including roads, parking lots, and buildings, cover the remainder of the park. Environmental Factors Natural Features Other Life Forms Diseases Disturbed Lands Nonnative Species Pests Water Quality Forests |
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