Red Bluff Bay, SC
Red Bluff Bay is one of the better-know bays within the Francis Marion National Forest. The shape is the baySouth archetype, and presents very well in the LiDAR. The location is a paleo-shoreline ridge, 10 miles southeast of Jamestown, SC.
The bay is varieties of carnivorous plants such as Sarracenia flava var. ornata. Alan Cressler provided a photo of one in Red Bluff Bay, an archive copy of which is included in the album below.
An archived copy of a PDF map with some additional Carolina bay locations produced by the USDA is available from our site, HERE.
The bay is varieties of carnivorous plants such as Sarracenia flava var. ornata. Alan Cressler provided a photo of one in Red Bluff Bay, an archive copy of which is included in the album below.
An archived copy of a PDF map with some additional Carolina bay locations produced by the USDA is available from our site, HERE.
- Index #: 132318_8018
- Location: 33.20138182143508,-79.54627988624459
- Major: 1.37 km . . . Minor: 0.99 km
- Eccentricity: 0.689
- Area: 106.94 hectares
- Bearing: 148.77º
- Elevation: 10.66 m
- Planform: baySouth
- Effective Diameter: 1,166.876 m
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