Lake Drummond is located within one of these larger geographical features, which forms the subtitle of Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel Dred. The largest of these features in the United States is named for Atchafalaya and is home to the endangered Louisiana black bear. Muskegs and fens are types of them. One on the border between Georgia and Florida has a name translating as "land of the trembling earth." The Great Dismal one in Virginia and the Louisiana bayous are examples of these features. Alligators and crocodiles live together in one of thes
Lake Drummond is located within one of these larger geographical features, which forms the subtitle of Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel Dred. The largest of these features in the United States is named for Atchafalaya and is home to the endangered Louisiana black bear. Muskegs and fens are types of them. One on the border between Georgia and Florida has a name translating as "land of the trembling earth." The Great Dismal one in Virginia and the Louisiana bayous are examples of these features. Alligators and crocodiles live together in one of these places, which is nicknamed "River of Grass". For 10 points, name these natural features exemplified by the Everglades.
Lake Drummond is located within one of these larger geographical features, which forms the subtitle of Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel Dred.
swamps [or marshes; or wetlands; or bogs; or bayous; muskegs or fens before mention] 