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- 2. These wetlands cover 35 acres of marshland. The sight is a haven for waterfowl, amphibians, and other animals.
- 3. This creek was once an industrial corridor.
- 7. In 2008, Mesker Park Zoo opened this 10,000 square foot indoor exhibit.
- 9. The Tri-State Amateur & U.S.G.A. Public Links Qualifying rounds are hosted at this golf course.
- 11. This park was named for the town that used to be, before it was annexed to Evansville and the two towns became one.
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- 1. Stretching almost 7 miles, this recreational path will take you from the riverfront to the creek and beyond.
- 4. Comprised of two NHL regulation size arenas and a mezzanine fitness center, this ice arena replaced the original ice rink that opened in 1978.
- 5. This park was named for a prominent local attorney and became a park in 1915.
- 6. A local baseball field is the 3rd oldest stadium in the U.S., and one of only 2 municipally-owned baseball fields.
- 8. This park is the sight of Lloyd Pool, as well as the North Woods Nature Trail and Butterfly Garden.
- 10. Currently the largest outdoor public swimming pool owned by the city, this pool was named after a former Evansville mayor, whose policies integrated the pool during the civil rights movement.
- 12. This park was the site of the first airplane landing in the Evansville area, as well as the old fairgrounds.