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Images below come from a wide variety of USGS science activities in the Northeast Region. Science Center staff showcase what we do, who we are, and where we work conducting science that inform decision makers and addresses societal needs. 

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Panoramic view of the Blue Ridge (Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee)
Blue Ridge of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
Blue Ridge of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee
Blue Ridge of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee

Panoramic view (~270 degrees) looking across the Blue Ridge of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee (from left to right).  The Valley and Ridge is in the distance (gap between mountains). 

Panoramic view (~270 degrees) looking across the Blue Ridge of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee (from left to right).  The Valley and Ridge is in the distance (gap between mountains). 

Panoramic view looking southeast across the Blue Ridge of Virginia and North Carolina.
Blue Ridge of Virginia and North Carolina
Blue Ridge of Virginia and North Carolina
Blue Ridge of Virginia and North Carolina

Panoramic view looking southeast across the Blue Ridge of Virginia and North Carolina.  The mountains in the distances are underlain by amphibolite of the eastern Blue Ridge. 

Panoramic view looking southeast across the Blue Ridge of Virginia and North Carolina.  The mountains in the distances are underlain by amphibolite of the eastern Blue Ridge. 

Photograph of lobster, sponges, and brachiopods
Lobster
Lobster
Lobster

Digital still photograph from Ipswich Bay near Salisbury, MA, showing a lobster, sponges, and brachiopods, on cobbles and ledge covered with bubblegum algae and red filamentous algae.  A thin veneer of coarse sand and gravelly sediment partially cover the rocks. Water depth at this location is approximately 24 meters.

Digital still photograph from Ipswich Bay near Salisbury, MA, showing a lobster, sponges, and brachiopods, on cobbles and ledge covered with bubblegum algae and red filamentous algae.  A thin veneer of coarse sand and gravelly sediment partially cover the rocks. Water depth at this location is approximately 24 meters.

brown pipe with cap sticking up out of ground covered with green brush with a brown house on a hill in the background
Groundwater well
Groundwater well
Groundwater well

New York groundwater well

​​​​​​​Box turtle
​​​​​​​Box turtle
​​​​​​​Box turtle
​​​​​​​Box turtle

Photo Contest Winner | Feb. 2020 | Honorable Mention 1
Box turtle

Image: Lewy Lake Station 01019300
Lewy Lake Station 01019300
Lewy Lake Station 01019300
Lewy Lake Station 01019300

USGS lake elevation gage on Lewy Lake at Princeton, Maine, station 01019300

Uprooted tree in the Green River lodged under Hurlburt Road bridge from Irene
Tree lodged under Hurlburt Road bridge along Green River from Irene
Tree lodged under Hurlburt Road bridge along Green River from Irene
Tree lodged under Hurlburt Road bridge along Green River from Irene

The impacts of Tropical Storm Irene lingered on long after the storm. This photo shows the Green River in Great Barrington, Massachusetts (USGS station ID 01198000) and was taken on May 14, 2012, almost a year after Irene. This tree was lodged under the Hurlburt Rd.

The impacts of Tropical Storm Irene lingered on long after the storm. This photo shows the Green River in Great Barrington, Massachusetts (USGS station ID 01198000) and was taken on May 14, 2012, almost a year after Irene. This tree was lodged under the Hurlburt Rd.

men in field looking at computer
USGS hydrologist teaching borehole logging class in Bangladesh
USGS hydrologist teaching borehole logging class in Bangladesh
USGS hydrologist teaching borehole logging class in Bangladesh

USGS hydrologist Alton Anderson of the New York Water Science Center teaches a borehole logging class to students in Bangladesh.

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