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June 02, 2009

Chinese Mitten Crab Update U.S. Atlantic Coast Bays & Rivers (PDF | 50 KB) (Apr 2009)
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center.
Live Chinese Mitten Crabs (Eriocheir sinensis) have been found in Chesapeake Bay (2005-2007), Delaware Bay (2007), Hudson River (2007-2009), and in New Jersey (2008-2009). To date, there have been forty-four mitten crabs confirmed in the eastern United States. The most recent crabs were captured in New Jersey and New York. In New Jersey, a mitten crab was found in the Shrewsbury River at Dominick F. Santelle Park (April 18, 2009).

To report a mitten crab or for more information please call the mitten crab hotline or e-mail:

phone: 1-443-483-2222
fax: 1-443-483-2380
e-mail: SERCMittenCrab@si.edu

* See our Chinese Mitten Crab Species Profile for more resources.

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