Amphibians of North Carolina

Habitat Code	Habitat Group	Name
1	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Ocean Waters
2	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Estuaries and Sounds
3	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Carolina Bays and other Natural Lakes
4	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Beaver Ponds and other Semi-natural Impoundments
5	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Ephemeral Ponds and other Isolated Fish-free pools
6	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Intermittent and Headwater Streams
7	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Forested Brooks - closed canopy
8	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Creeks and Small Rivers - open canopy
9	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Rivers - Rocky or Shallow
10	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Rivers - Deep Water
11	Natural Aquatic Habitats	Oxbows and Sloughs
12	Natural Wetland Habitats	Intertidal Zone
13	Natural Wetland Habitats	Salt and Brackish Tidal Marshes
14	Natural Wetland Habitats	Tidal Flats
15	Natural Wetland Habitats	Tidal Freshwater Marshes
16	Natural Wetland Habitats	Inland Freshwater Marshes
17	Natural Wetland Habitats	Sedge Meadows and other Herbaceous Shorelines
18	Natural Wetland Habitats	Gravel, Sand, and Mud Bars
19	Natural Wetland Habitats	Shoreline Shrub Thickets
20	Natural Wetland Habitats	Seeps and Springs
21	Natural Wetland Habitats	Bogs and other Herbaceous Peatlands
22	Natural Wetland Habitats	Lowland Canebrakes
23	Natural Wetland Habitats	Pocosins and other Shrubby Peatlands
24	Natural Wetland Habitats	White Cedar Forests
25	Natural Wetland Habitats	Pond Pine Woodlands and Bay Forests
26	Natural Wetland Habitats	Cypress Swamps
27	Natural Wetland Habitats	Hardwood Swamps
28	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Blackwater Bottomland Forests and Non-Riverine Wet Forests
29	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Brownwater and Piedmont Bottomland Forests
30	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Longleaf Pine Savannas and Flatwoods
31	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Maritime Forests
32	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Dry Upland Hardwood Forests
33	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Longleaf Pine-Oak Woodlands
34	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Piedmont and Mountain Pine-Oak Woodlands
35	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Mesic Hardwood Forests
36	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Basic-Mesic Forests and other Herb-rich Forests
37	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Mountain Cove Forests
38	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Northern Hardwood Forests
39	Natural Forests and Woodlands	Spruce-Fir Forests
40	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Ocean Beaches
41	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Maritime Dunes and Scrub
42	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Inland Sand Barrens
43	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Flatrocks
44	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Mafic Barrens and Glades
45	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Forested Rock Outcrops and Boulder Fields
46	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Cliffs and other Exposed Rock Outcrops
47	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Coastal Plain and Piedmont Heath Thickets
48	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Heath Balds Laurel Thickets and other Montane Heathlands
49	Natural Glades Barrens and Outcrops	Other Upland Shrublands and Thickets
50	Altered Aquatic	Farm Ponds with grazing or other disturbances
51	Altered Aquatic	Deep Water Resevoirs
52	Altered Aquatic	Canals and Ditches
53	Altered Aquatic	Rivers and Creeks passing through Deforested or Otherwise Disturbed Landscapes
54	Altered Aquatic	Moderately to Heavily Polluted or Sedimented Streams
55	Altered Terrestrial	Young Second Growth Hardwoods
56	Altered Terrestrial	Pine Plantations
57	Altered Terrestrial	Croplands
58	Altered Terrestrial	Old Fields
59	Altered Terrestrial	Pastures and Semi-natural Grasslands
60	Altered Terrestrial	Forest-Field Ecotones Hedgerows and other Edge Habitats
61	Altered Terrestrial	Waste Lands Powerline and Road Rights-of-Way and other Ruderal Habitats
62	Altered Terrestrial	Semi-wooded Residential Neighborhoods
63	Altered Terrestrial	City Parks and Gardens
64	Altered Terrestrial	Densely Developed Urban Areas