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When was Osceola National Forest created?
Osceola National Forest was created in 1931.
What state is Tongass national forest in?
Tongass National Forest is located in the state of Alaska. It is known for being the largest national forest in the United States.
What is the name of a West Virginia state forest?
* Kanawha State Forest * Seneca State Forest * Panther State Forest * Kumbrabow State Forest * Cabwaylingo State Forest * Monongahela National Forest. * George Washington National Forest * Calvin Price State Forest * Greenbrier State Forest * Coopers Rock State Forest
This state has shoshone National forest the first national forest?
Wyoming
What state has Shoshone National Forest?
Shoshone National Forest is in Wyoming.
What state is Monongahela National forest in?
Monongahela National Forest is in West Virginia.
Where is the sequoia national forest located?
The Sequoia National Forest is located in the state of California. The national forest is in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
What state has Shoshone Forest?
Shoshone National Forest is in Wyoming.
Where are the national forests in West Virginia?
Monongahela National Forest in the only national forest in the state and it's in the Allegheny Mountains, towards the eastern part of the state.
Who owns Florida?
If you are a property owner in Florida, YOU do. The State of Florida owns State Land, such as the State Forests and the Capitol Building. The Federal Government owns Federal properties, such as the Okefenokee National Refuge, or the Osceola National Forest, or Eglin, Tyndall, or Patrick Air Force Bases. Corporations also own land in Florida, such as Disneyland.
What is the popular forests in Indiana?
Hoosier national forest, Yellowwood state forest, Clark state forest, Jackson-Washington state forest, Morgan-Monroe state forest, Owen-Putnam state forest, and Greene-Sullivan state forest, and Pike state forest. The last three are very small.
What State has Shoshone National Park?
There is a Shoshone National Forest in Wyoming.
