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John Little State Natural Reserve

California · CA

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A small natural reserve on the Big Sur coast that protects steep cliffs where Lime Creek meets the Pacific. It is not open to the public.

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John Little State Natural Reserve is a small 21-acre (8.5 ha) natural area protecting a section of steep, rugged cliffs and bluffs along the Big Sur coast of California, United States. The reserve encloses the mouth of Lime Creek and contains the 1917 cabin built by Elizabeth K. Livermore, an early conservationist.

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