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Flinders Ranges National Park was created in 1945.

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Flinders Chase National Park was created in 1919.

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Flinders Group National Park was created in 1939.

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The Yellow-footed Rock wallaby is found in Mutawintji National Park in New South Wales, and the Flinders Ranges National Park in South Australia.

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* Flinders Island in Bass Strait In South Australia: * Flinders Mountain Range * Flinders Ranges National Park * Flinders Chase National Park on Kangaroo Island * Flinders University * the suburb of Flinders Park * Flinders Highway In Queensland * also another Flinders Highway * the Ipswich suburb of Flinders View * Flinders River, the longest river in Queensland In Victoria * the Melbourne suburb of Flinders * Federal electorate of Flinders In Western Australia: * Flinders Bay In NSW: * Bass and Flinders Point Throughout Australia, there are also many streets and schools named after Matthew Flinders.

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Brisbane Ranges National Park was created in 1973.

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Dandenong Ranges National Park was created in 1987.

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Yarra Ranges National Park was created in 1995.

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Dulcie Ranges National Park was created in 1991.

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Flinders Chase National Park is Kangaroo Island's largest national park, on the western side.

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Victoria is the Brisbane Ranges National Park.

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Gawler Ranges National Park was created on 2002-01-15.

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Border Ranges National Park was created on 1979-06-08.

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The area of Border Ranges National Park is 317.29 square kilometers.

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Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges National Park was created in 1970.

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The Flinders Ranges are in South Australia.

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According to Wikipedia - it is 328km2 in area.

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The area of Flinders Ranges Council is 4,198 square kilometers.

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Flinders Ranges Worm-lizard was created in 1974.

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The Flinders Ranges are in South Australia. They are named after explorer Matthew Flinders, though he never set foot on them.

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I believe you would watch tennis at flinders park.

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The Flinders Ranges are the largest mountain range in South Australia.

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The Australian Open. It was originally known as the National Tennis Centre at Flinders Park until 1996, when then-Premier, Jeff Kennett decided to rename it Melbourne Park, mainly to advertise the name "Melbourne" to a wide international audience.

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The first non-indigenous person to see the Flinders Ranges is believed to have been Robert Brown, who was part of Captain Matthew Flinders's crew while he circumnavigated the Australian continent in 1802.

The first European to actually cross the Flinders Ranges is believed to have been explorer Edward Eyre, who did so in 1839.

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Glacier National Park is a beautiful national park. Glacier National Park is located in Montana, U.S.A. The park is over 1,000,000 acres in area, and has two mountain ranges.

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The Flinders Ranges are located in South Australia, around 200km northwest of Adelaide. They extend for some 430 km north of Port Pirie and east of Lake Torrens.

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There are 152.6 miles separating Mount Rainier National Park, Washington and Olympic National Park in Port Angeles, Washington. The driving time ranges from 3 hours 4 minutes to 3 hours 20 minutes.

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Australia has over 500 national parks, the names of which can easily be accessed by a Google search. The following list shows some of the major national parks and the state or territory in which they are found.

  • Kosciuszko National Park - New South Wales
  • Flinders Ranges National Park - South Australia
  • Royal National Park (the oldest in Australia) - NSW
  • Purnululu National Park - Western Australia
  • Uluru - Kata Tjuta National Park - Northern Territory
  • Warrumbungle National Park - NSW
  • Kakadu National Park - Northern Territory
  • Stirling Range National Park - Western Australia
  • Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park - NSW
  • Wooroonoonan National Park - Queensland
  • Grampians National Park - Victoria
  • Camooweal Caves National Park - Queensland
  • Cradle Mountain National Park - Tasmania
  • Alpine National Park - Victoria
  • Nambung National Park - Western Australia
  • Franklin-Gordon Wild Rivers National Park - Tasmania
  • Daintree National Park - Qld
  • Namadgi National Park - Australian Capital Territory
  • Nullarbor National Park - South Australia

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The Flinders Ranges lie to the west of Port Augusta.

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The Flinders Ranges were first explored by European colonizers in the early 1800s, with Matthew Flinders and William Light playing significant roles in their mapping and exploration. However, Indigenous Australian peoples have lived in and around the area for tens of thousands of years prior to European arrival.

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The Bungle Bungle range is in the Purnululu National Park, in far northwest Western Australia.

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There are more than two mountain ranges in South Australia. The main ranges are the Flinders Ranges. Other ranges include the Musgrave Ranges, Mount Lofty Ranges and Adelaide Hills, Gawler Range and Barossa Range.

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The Flinders Ranges are named after Matthew Flinders, the explorer who first circumnavigated the Australian continent. He was the first to make detailed records and observations as he charted the coastline, particularly the relatively unknown southern coastline.

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One is in Montana, one is in Alaska. Both have glaciers within them (for now at least), but GNP has them at the top of mountain ranges and GBNP has them travelling to the ocean.

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Paddys Ranges State Park was created in 1989.

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Ainos national park

alonnisos marine park

oeta national park

olympus national park

parnassos national park

parnitha national park

pindus national park

prespes national park

samaria national park

sounio nationalpark

vikos-aoos national park

zakynthos national marine park

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This national park is called Death Valley, it's a place between the Cottonwood and Last chance ranges. This is a desert and it's called the Racetrack because the stones are missing forming a trail like a racetrack.

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Hwange National Park, Victoria Falls National Park, Gonarezhou National Park, Matobo National Park, Mana Pools National Park.

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There are a number of National Parks in desert regions. Here are a few:

Saguaro National Park

Carlsbad Caverns National Park

Big Bend National Park

Guadalupe Mountains National Park

Death Valley National Park

Great Basin National Park

Joshua Tree National Park

Petrified Forest National Park

Zion National Park

Arches National Park

Canyonlands National Park

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Death Valley national park Yosemite national park redwood national park sequoia national park kings canyon national park Lassen volcanic national park and Joshua tree national park

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Acadia National Park in Maine; National Park of American Samoa in the American Samoa; Arches National Park in Utah; Badlands National Park in South Dakota; Big Bend National Park in Texas; Biscayne National Park in Florida; Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park in Colorado; Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah; Canyonlands National Park in Utah; Capitol Reef National Park in Utah; Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico; Channel Islands National Park in California; Congaree National Park in South Carolina; Crater Lake National Park in Oregon; Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio; Death Valley National Park in California, Nevada; Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska; Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida; Everglades National Park in Florida; Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve in Alaska; Glacier National Park in Montana; Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve in Alaska; Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona; Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming; Great Basin National Park in Nevada; Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve in Colorado; Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina, Tennessee; Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas; Haleakala National Park in Hawaii; Hawaii Volcanoes National Park in Hawaii; Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas; Isle Royale National Park in Michigan; Joshua Tree National Park in California; Katmai National Park and Preserve in Alaska; Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska; Kings Canyon National Park in California; Kobuk Valley National Park in Alaska; Lake Clark National Park and Preserve in Alaska; Lassen Volcanic National Park in California; Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky; Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado; Mount Rainier National Park in Washington; North Cascades National Park in Washington; Olympic National Park in Washington; Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona; Redwood National and State Parks in California; Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado; Saguaro National Park in Arizona; Sequoia National Park in California; Shenandoah National Park in Virginia; Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota; Virgin Islands National Park in U.S. Virgin Islands; Voyageurs National Park in Minnesota; Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota; Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve in Alaska; Yellowstone National Park in Idaho, Montana, Wyoming; Yosemite National Park in California; Zion National Park in Utah;

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Corbett national Park Kaziranga national Park Kanha national Park Sunderbans national Park

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It starts in Yarra Ranges National Park, Australia.

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Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges is one of South Australia's most famous landmarks.

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The first national park in the United Kingdom was the Peak district national park, founded in 1951.

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The major jungles in Nicaragua are Bosawás Biosphere Reserve, Indio Maíz Biological Reserve, and San Juan del Sur Reserve. These areas are known for their rich biodiversity and tropical rainforest ecosystems.

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Sequoia National Park became a national park on September 25th 1890

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