Tosohatchee State Park

This layer shows the area comprising the Tosohatchee State Park. The 28,000 acres of Tosohatchee border 19 miles of the St. Johns River in east Orange County. The land was purchased in 1977 under Florida's Environmentally Endangered Lands program to preserve its aesthetic qualities and the extensive wetlands essential to water cleansing and storage areas for the St. Johns River. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (www.floridaconservation.org) is the agency responsible for the park.本图层展示了托索哈奇州立公园（Tosohatchee State Park）的范围区域。该公园占地2.8万英亩，与奥兰治县东部19英里长的圣约翰河（St. Johns River）河岸带毗邻。这片土地于1977年依据佛罗里达州《濒危环境土地计划》（Environmentally Endangered Lands Program）收购，旨在保护其景观美学价值，以及这片对圣约翰河水质净化与蓄水功能至关重要的广袤湿地。佛罗里达鱼类与野生动物保护委员会（Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission，官网：www.floridaconservation.org）是该公园的管理机构。