832 REPORT OF NEW JERSEY STATE MUSEUM. 



Seven Mile Beach, Cape May County: Delaware Valley, Coastal Strip and 

 Maritime. A long, narrow island fronting the ocean, between those 

 on which Sea Isle City and Holly Beach are situated. 



Shark River, Monmouth County: Delaware Valley. Forms a large lake, 

 which opens into the ocean by a narrow inlet at Belmar, rising on 

 each side to meadow and woodland. 



Shiloh, Cumberland County: Delaware Valley. Four miles northwest of 

 Bridgeton; level, light soil, with partly deciduous, though scrubby 

 woodland. 



Short Hills, Essex County: Highlands. Seven miles west of Newark, 

 among low hills, with deciduous woodland and small stony brooks. 



Shrewsbury, Monmouth County: Delaware Valley. Two miles south of 

 Red Bank; low meadows and flat, deciduous and coniferous wood- 

 land. 



Somers Point, Atlantic County, on Egg Harbor Bay: Delaware Valley on 

 the edge of the Coastal strip. The usual maritime character, backed 

 by scrub and pine land. 



Singac, Passaic County: Piedmont Plain. About five miles southwest of 

 Paterson: rather level, rolling country with much low growth and 

 small wooded sections. 



Smithville, Burlington County: Delaware Valley. Two miles east of Mt. 

 Holly, on Rancocas Creek. Good cultivated land above the marshy 

 meadows. 



Snake Hill, Hudson County: Delaware Valley. A rather large wooded hill 

 rising abruptly from the midst of the Hackensack meadows west of 

 Hoboken. The base of this hill is a refuge for great numbers of 

 swamp inhabitants that hibernate there, and many collectors from 

 New York, Jersey City and Newark have filled their boxes and bottles 

 in early spring from the material gathered beneath the stones and 

 among the rubbish. 



South Amboy, Middlesex County: Pine Barrens at edge of Delaware Val- 

 ley. Marsh and scrub-land sandy, but with gravelly hills wooded with 

 evergreen and deciduous, low, scrub-like trees and bushes. Offers 

 quite diverse collecting grounds. 



So. Camden: like Caniden. 



Southern New Jersey: same as South Jersey. 



South Jersey. Means usually the pine barrens and maritime region, em- 

 bracing roughly the territory south of the West Jersey and Seashore 

 Railroad. 



South River, Middlesex County: Pine Barrens. Means the territory, be- 

 tween Milltown and South River along the line of the trolley, and 

 usually the swampy woodland. 



Sparta, Sussex County: Highlands. On the.Wallkill River, elevation about 

 650 feet, rising on all sides; four miles northeast from the head of 

 Lake Hopatcong. 



Speedwell, Burlington County: Pine Barrens. About fifteen miles south- 

 east* of Whitings and similar in character. 



Split Rock Lake, Morris County: Highlands. Five miles northwest of 

 Boonton. 



