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This river along the Pontiac Park, extending from SR 424 to SR 66 east along the Maumee River, showcases the birthplace of Indian Chief Pontiac (1712-1769).

Knee-deep in Crane Creek, a Great Blue Heron faces the camera.

A glimpse of Anthony Lake can be seen through the spindly trees.

Lilypads drifts across a gently-rippled lake in a forest.

A dock can be seen through evergreens at Lake Wenatchee.

Tumbling white water presents a wild view of the Powder River.

An aerial view of the Griggstown Lock shows a rural farming landscape, a lock station, and an intact towpath.

A couple lies on a section of Alabama's two-and-a-half miles of sugar-white sand beaches, preserved as part of Gulf State Park and the state’s number one tourist attraction.

Young fishermen tie up in Harkers Island’s harbor along the Outer Banks Scenic Byway to deliver a load of fish to a waiting buyer. In the background the dark waters of the harbor reflect a line of white-painted small wooden skiffs.

Fog rises up off the Pacific Ocean at a lookout point near Julia Burns Pfeiffer State Park.

This aerial view of the Sandy Bay Soundside access and walkway gilded by morning light shows how narrow this point of Hatteras Island is.

Light is reflected on the glass and steel towering structure of Charles Center as fountains flow in the plaza below. Designed in the International Style by Mies van der Rohe, the building expresses “modern” sensibilities with its simple unadorned facades. The Charles Center is the flagship structure of Baltimore’s urban revitalization.