wacissa造句

• "Wacissa " was returned to the United States Navy in 1963.
• It has been introduced to the Santa Fe, Ichetucknee, St . Marks, Aucilla and Wacissa systems.
• Today, the Wacissa is used almost exclusively for recreational purposes, including swimming, boating, fishing and birdwatching.
• Although much of the Wacissa forest is now some 85 years into recovery, logging activities are still common in the area.
• Goose Pasture Campground along the Wacissa River contains a number of campsites available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• In 1677 a Spanish official inspecting the missions in Apalachee Province visited a village of Tocobaga people living on the Wacissa River one battery.
• It is 3.86 sq . miles ( 9.9 km?) in size and shares its name with the Wacissa River, the headwaters of which are about one mile to the south.
• The Wacissa is well known for its large concentration of aquatic birds, including egrets, herons, ibis, osprey, wood storks, limpkins, anhingas, kingfishers, barred owls and bald eagles.
• Struck from the Navy list on 23 April 1947, " Wacissa " was delivered to the Maritime Commission during the following summer and berthed with the Maritime Commission Reserve Fleet at Lake Charles, Louisiana.
• His work with colleagues in the Ichetucknee, Aucilla, and Wacissa rivers and in Wakulla Springs is especially well known because remains of mammoths and mastodons were found in association with bone and stone artifacts of human manufacture.
• The main species of fish are bass, mullet, catfish, red-breasted sunfish, stumpknocker and gar, although the warmouth perch, speckled perch, flier bream, and shellcracker may also found in the Wacissa.
• "Wacissa " was laid down on 11 November 1944 at Savage, Minnesota, by Cargill, Inc .; launched on 15 June 1945; sponsored by Mrs . Albert Ford; and completed on 20 May 1946.
• The new owners applied to the FCC to increase the station's effective radiated power to 25, 000 watts and relocate the broadcast transmitter to a new site on Old Pinhook Road in Wacissa, Florida, in June 1993.
• It is a typical day on the Wacissa River near Tallahassee : crisp blue sky, herons stalking the shallows _ and, for the third time in an hour, Don Schmitz disentangling his outboard motor from the tendrils of an alien aquatic vine.