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#### map.html

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    title: Places of First Issue
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#### great_plains_prairie.html

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    title: Great Plains Prairie
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    <p><strong>The Great Plains Prairie</strong> stamps were issued in 2001 from Lincoln, Nebraska. It is the third stamp pane in the Nature of America series.</p>
    <p>
        <img class="stamppane" src="/images/stamps/sn3506.png" alt="Great Plains Prairie stamp pane" />
    </p>
    <p>The varied tapestry of the tallgrass, mixed-grass, and
        short-grass prairies reaches from the eastern woodlands and oak savannas to the foothills of the Rockies. Grasses and wildflowers make good use of limited
        rainfall, and fire helps sustain the ecosystem. Prairies
        provide habitats for many animals, including the
        pronghorn &mdash; North America's' fastest land animal &mdash;
        and the prairie dog, one of many burrowing animals
        that live on the prairies
    </p>
    <p>Settlers' steel plows
        altered the landscape and transformed life on the
        prairies.</p>

    <p>Native prairie is rare today; remaining patches exist
        because of careful management and diligent preservation efforts.
    </p>