Orange County NC Website
Table 1. List of Orange County Natural Areas and their Significance (Page 1 of 2) <br />National significance (3 sites) Regional significance (8 sites) <br />State significance (10 sites) County significance (32 sites) <br />Site Name (bv Watershed) <br />Bolin Creek Watershed <br />Bolin Creek <br />Battle Park * <br />Cedar Terrace Bottoms <br />Cane Creek Watershed <br />Cane Creek Reservoir <br />Haw River Alluvial Terrace <br />Lower Cane Creek Slopes and Bottom <br />OWASA Mitigation Tract <br />Persimmon Nursery Flats <br />Eno River Watershed <br />Site # Significance Features <br />BO1 <br />County <br />Mature hardwood forest <br />B02 <br />County <br />Mature hardwood forest, rare plant <br />B03 <br />County <br />Swamp forest, rare dragonfly <br />CO1 <br />County <br />Mature hardwood forest, wildlife habitat <br />CO2 <br />County <br />Floodplain levee forest <br />CO3 <br />County <br />Mature forest, rare mollusk, otter, <br />nesting black vultures <br />C04 <br />County <br />Mature hardwood forest, wildlife habitat <br />C05 <br />Regional <br />Unusual hardpan soil, species mix <br />Sevenmile Creek / Cane Creek Macrositel <br />Regional <br />Camp Chestnut Ridge E04 <br />County Mature chestnut oak forest <br />Crabtree Creek Monadnock Ridge E05 <br />County Upland wildlife habitat <br />Sevenmile Creek Sugar Maple Bottoms E06 <br />Regional Mature forest, rare plants <br />Upper Eno River Macrosite National <br />Eno River Aquatic Habitat E01 National <br />McGowan Creek Preserve & Floodplain E02 County <br />Eno River Duke Forest Mesic Slopes E03 County <br />Occoneechee Mountain <br />Poplar Ridge Slopes and Bottom <br />Eno River / Cates Ford and Uplands <br />ERSP Mountain Spleenwort <br />& Rhododendron Bluff <br />Middle Eno River Bluffs and Slopes <br />Cates Creek Hardpan Forest * <br />Cates Creek Hardwood Forest <br />Stony Creek Spring * <br />Hyco Creek Watershed <br />Cedar Grove Heartleaf Ravine <br />Penecost Road Nestronia Flat * <br />E07 <br />State <br />E10 <br />County <br />Ell <br />State <br />E12 <br />Regional <br />E13 <br />State <br />E08 County <br />E09 Regional <br />E14 County <br />H01 County <br />H02 County <br />Rare aquatic species <br />Hardwood forest, wildlife habitat <br />Rich hardwood forest, excellent <br />wildflowers, rare aquatic animals <br />Numerous rare plants, rare butterflies; pine- heath- <br />bracken community, mature chestnut oak forest <br />Rare animals, extensive bottomland forest <br />Rare plants, rare dragonfly, upland depressions, <br />hardwood forest, mature post oak forest, <br />extensive bottomland <br />Rare plants, rare salamander <br />Rare plants, rare animals <br />Bottomland forest <br />Rare plant community <br />Large spring, rare salamander, rare dragonfly <br />Rare plant <br />Rare plants <br />' The Sevenmile Creek / Cane Creek Macrosite also includes standard sites C1, C3, and C4 <br />* Stand -alone standard site (not within a larger macrosite) <br />