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Camel's Hump
The mountain and metamorphic rock of Camel's Hump illustrate the complex, anticlinal deformation that formed the Green Mountains, and support the second largest extent of alpine-tundra in Vermont. Altitude-related zonation of biota is demonstrated by the transition from treeless ridge, to alpine-heath vegetation, to boreal fir, red spruce-birch and hardwood forests.
Location: Chittenden County, VT ; Washington County, VT
Year designated: 1968
Acres: 5,300
Ownership: State
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Last Updated: June 28, 2012
