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Tight Hollow, A Small Kentucky Treasure

The mountain gorge area of Eastern Kentucky is a treasureland of preColumbian geological and biological diversity. Taken in combination, the hundreds of narrow valleys and stream gorges cut through ancient sandstones support nearly every plant community known to thrive in the so-called mixed forests of the southeastern United States north of the Appalachians. Thus Eastern Kentucky is a biological crossroads in the truest sense of the word, a transition area between the eastern woodlands, the lush southern forests, the northern evergreens, and the drier trans-Mississippian cross-timbers to the west. Plants and animals of