Swan Creek pushes itself through sand, which was deposited along the edges of a proglacial lacustrine predecessor of Lake Erie at the end of the Wisconsin glaciation sun occurs

Swan Creek pushes itself through sand, which was deposited along the edges of a proglacial lacustrine predecessor of Lake Erie at the end of the Wisconsin glaciation sun occurs is a photo spot in Wood, United States at 41.56752, -83.8701. ShotHotspot has 6 photos taken here. It's good for landscape, nature and water photography. Other photo spots nearby include Interurban Bridge Waterville Hiking, Blair Museum of Lithophanes and Stroll Through Woods Leaf.

Location
Wood, United States
Coordinates
41.567519, -83.870099
Good for
landscape, nature, water
Tags
april, beachridgebiketrail, huronerielakeplains, lucascounty, lucascountyohio, oakopenings, oakopeningshikingtrail, oakopeningspreservemetropark, ohio, southerngreatlakesforests, swantontownship
Photos
6 (by Tim Kiser, on Flickr)
Map
https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=41.567519000000004,-83.870099

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