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Many different trees inhabit Governors Island. Unfortunately all trees are non-native. Very early in the island's human history, the Dutch harvested the trees were used to build their new settlement on the lower half of Manhattan.
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Many different trees inhabit Governors Island. Unfortunately all trees are non-native. Very early in the island's human history, the Dutch harvested the trees were used to build their new settlement on the lower half of Manhattan.
Many different trees inhabit Governors Island. Unfortunately all trees are non-native. Very early in the island's human history, the Dutch harvested the trees were used to build their new settlement on the lower half of Manhattan.
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Governors Island National Monument, Code: GOIS
Governors Island National Monument
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From the first people here, Lenape Indians, to present day New Yorkers, the oyster has been one of the reasons for New York City's economic success in the U.S. and throughout the world.

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