HILL PRAIRIES - Revision history

Randylyon at 03:30, 4 March 2010

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Randylyon at 20:58, 9 December 2008

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	[[Image:hillprairies.gif\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Hill Prairies]]HILL PRAIRIES. Open areas, ranging from small patches to acres in size, found on forest-covered slopes within the city limits of Dubuque and throughout eastern Iowa. Looking first like man-made clearings, these hill or "goat" prairies are created from a combined southern exposure that dried the soil under a hot sun and a thin layer of soil deposited over bedrock. One such hill prairie may be found along Kaufmann Avenue in Dubuque near the intersection with Kane Street.		[[Image:hillprairies.gif\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Hill Prairies]]HILL PRAIRIES. Open areas, ranging from small patches to acres in size, found on forest-covered slopes within the city limits of Dubuque and throughout eastern Iowa. Looking first like man-made clearings, these hill or "goat" prairies are created from a combined southern exposure that dried the soil under a hot sun and a thin layer of soil deposited over bedrock. One such hill prairie may be found along Kaufmann Avenue in Dubuque near the intersection with Kane Street.

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Randylyon at 23:25, 4 August 2008

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	HILL PRAIRIES. Open areas, ranging from small patches to acres in size, found on forest-covered slopes within the city limits of Dubuque and throughout eastern Iowa. Looking first like man-made clearings, these hill or "goat" prairies are created from a combined southern exposure that dried the soil under a hot sun and a thin layer of soil deposited over bedrock. One such hill prairie may be found along Kaufmann Avenue in Dubuque near the intersection with Kane Street.		[[Image:hillprairies.gif\|left\|thumb\|350px\|Hill Prairies]]HILL PRAIRIES. Open areas, ranging from small patches to acres in size, found on forest-covered slopes within the city limits of Dubuque and throughout eastern Iowa. Looking first like man-made clearings, these hill or "goat" prairies are created from a combined southern exposure that dried the soil under a hot sun and a thin layer of soil deposited over bedrock. One such hill prairie may be found along Kaufmann Avenue in Dubuque near the intersection with Kane Street.

Randylyon: New page: HILL PRAIRIES. Open areas, ranging from small patches to acres in size, found on forest-covered slopes within the city limits of Dubuque and throughout eastern Iowa. Looking first like man...

2008-07-21T20:19:18Z

New page: HILL PRAIRIES. Open areas, ranging from small patches to acres in size, found on forest-covered slopes within the city limits of Dubuque and throughout eastern Iowa. Looking first like man...

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HILL PRAIRIES. Open areas, ranging from small patches to acres in size, found on forest-covered slopes within the city limits of Dubuque and throughout eastern Iowa. Looking first like man-made clearings, these hill or "goat" prairies are created from a combined southern exposure that dried the soil under a hot sun and a thin layer of soil deposited over bedrock. One such hill prairie may be found along Kaufmann Avenue in Dubuque near the intersection with Kane Street.