Figure 10. The Morse River cuts directly into the pitch pine forest with a vertical drop just beyond the picnic table. Fallen trees have been grouped into bundles (creating a "tree wall") to dissipate waves and slow river currents along the bank. MGS file photo by S. M. Dickson, 12-3-09.

---

Last updated on February 1, 2010

Maine.gov | Department of Conservation | Bureau Home | Site Policies