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Emily Lake

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Sandy Lake

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Bohmier Lake

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Mud Lake

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Seventeenmile Lake

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Lake Ongie

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ExploreOutdoors228 miof trails · 29% of land conservedOpen →ExploreClimateSnow, summers and the growing seasonOpen →ExploreNatural hazardsFloods, storms and winter: the town’s riskOpen →ExploreWeatherThe forecast, and what it means this weekOpen →

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Nature spots per 1,000 residents in each town. Tap one to open its environment & nature page.

LairdBohemiaPortageStantonAdamsElm River

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Town	Nature	Per 1,000	Posts this year
Laird	2	5.1	0
Adams	6	2.3	0
Stanton	1	0.7	0
Portage	0	0	0
Bohemia	2	—	0

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