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1. There are 4 large lakes that cover 40% of the park.
2.  It is rich in the history of exploring our country.
3.  The winters are very long with average temperature being 10-20 degrees.
4. Canoe trips are offered during the summer.

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1: first established in 1929 then again in 1950 after more land was added
2:the first humans were there about 11,000 years ago and lived there during the summer and spring but left during winter.
3:Grand Teton has a wide variety of birds.
4: 2 million years ago glaciers formed and started making the land what it is today.

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- It used to be a sea
- The terrain was shaped by water
- its a hot spot for fossils
- Dances with wolves is filmed in badlands
- It was a bombing rage for World War 2
- Badland national park is 242,756 acres

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- Dormant shield volcano, one of the world's largest volcanic craters.
- Haleakalā is around 1 million years old
- Amazing sunsets
- Don't advise you to come if you're pregnant because of the high altitude

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Situated on the boundary with Mexico along the Rio Grande.
Covers over 801,000 acres of west Texas
An average of 350,000 visitors a year
450 bird species

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-Total area of 64,700 acres
-79,200 people visit this park every year
-The lowest elevation is 0 feet
-the highest elevation is 10 feet

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Isle Royale National Park, Lake Superior Michigan

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Isle Royale National Park, Lake Superior Michigan

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98% of the park is woods with the lake covering a lot of the land also. A lot of the activities are having to do with lake sports and hiking and things like that. The park was established on April 3, 1940. Franklin D. Roosevelt established the park.

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- The National Park is larger then the whole state of Rhode Island.
- A native tribe called the Hopi tribe thinks it is a gateway to the afterlife.
- Temperatures throughout the Canyon's depth changes greatly the deeper you go.
- Native Americans lived and roomed in the park for thousands of years before it became a National Park.

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-Biscayne National Park is 181,500 acres.
-Nearly 95% of the 181,500 acres is underwater.
-It is designated to protect a whole variety of rare species from both land and water.
-An estimated of 500,000 visitors a year.
-The visitors that come to enjoy Biscayne fish, cruise, enjoy the waters, picnic, camp, and snorkel.

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-About 1.4 million acres
-There is more than 50 glaciers in the park
-Over 200 lakes and streams also occupy this park
-One of the trails (The Trail of the Cedars) is completely wheelchair accessible.

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1. 7,259 acres total.
2. The white sand beaches that the park contains is known for being some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
3. The park is made up of different islands including about half of St. John Island and Hassel Island in St. Thomas harbor.
4. The park still has ancient ruins and many different landscapes ranging from rocky trails to sandy beaches.
5. You have to drive on the left.

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1. open year around
2. longest cave in the world
3. you can hike over 70 trails
4. lot of land it has 52,830 acres

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The rocky Mountain is one of the highest national parks with the elevation from
7,860-14,259.
Around 77 peak over 12,000ft and the continental divide
this is around 28 miles of unpaved road, 82 miles of paved road, and 355 miles of trail to go hiking on.

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1. the everglades is one of the largest wetlands in the world
2. there are plants and animals in the everglades that aren´t found anywhere else in the world
3. the everglades receives about 60 inches of rain per year
4. a missile base is still in the middle of the everglades from the Cold War

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death valley has reached a record of 130 degrees F. death valley is the biggest national park in all of continental u.s being 5270 square miles long.

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home to very large trees
home to the tallest trees
the trees live for thousands of years
only 5% of the redwood trees are left

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Its the most northern national park
It's in Alaska
100 species of birds
It's untouched, no paths

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1. it is a total of 5,550 acres
2.there is no entrance fee to get in.
3.there was 1,467,153 that visited there in 2019
4.you can drink the water in the hot springs