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Threatened or Endangered Plant Species in the Cold River Corridor
The list, to the best of our knowledge, of endangered or threatened plant species that are supported by the Cold River and river corridor environment. Also indicated is whether or not these plants are endangered [E] or threatened [T] species and if they are significant at a national [N] or state [S] level.
Plant Species |
Location |
E or T |
N or S |
Corridor |
Black Maple |
Cold River, Alstead |
T |
S |
Ciliated Willow-Herb |
Vilas Pool, Alstead |
T |
S |
Four-Leaved Milkweed |
Cold River, Walpole
& Drewsville Plain, Walpole |
T |
S |
Goldie's Fern |
Alstead |
T |
S |
Meadow Horsetail |
Cold River, Walpole |
T |
S |
Watershed |
Bur Sledge |
Alstead |
E |
S |
Downy False-Foxglove |
Alstead |
T |
S |
Four-Leaved Milkweed |
Fall Mountain, Walpole |
T |
S |
Narrow-Leaved Spleenwort |
Alstead |
E |
S |
Northeastern Bulrush |
Mitchell Pond, Acworth;
4 sites in North Pond/Middle,
Pond area, Charlestown &
Langdon |
E |
N |
Northern Waterleaf |
Fall Mountain, Walpole |
T |
S |
Philadelphia Panic-Grass |
Alstead |
E |
S |
Sweet Goldenrod |
Fall Mountain, Walpole |
T |
S |
Three-Leaved Black Snakeroot |
Alstead |
T |
S |
Virginian Mountain Mint |
Alstead |
E |
S |
Woodland Hound's-Tongue |
Fall Mountain, Walpole;
Alstead; Langdon |
T |
S |
(Source, NH DRED Natural Heritage Inventory, February 1998)
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