Nähe zum nächstgelegenen Nationalpark
Von Negative-Swan7993
Nähe zum nächstgelegenen Nationalpark
Von Negative-Swan7993
24 Kommentare
No, your local national monument, national historical park, national park for the performing arts etc is not missing from this map. Those things are not national parks, despite being managed by the national park service.
If the final two words in the name are not „national park“ then it is not a national park.
Damn, so there is not a single national park in the entirety of New York State? That’s pretty sad.
Now do National Forests please.
Where Alaska? The whole state is one huuuuge national park.
Don’t forget that national forests and grasslands exist. I live in a red area of this map, yet I am surrounded by endless public forest land. National forest >>> national parks
A map that’s not just representing population in some way? Upvote ☑️
Some states refuse to have them. They just have ‘state parks’
So this means Interstate 35 is the most boring road in America?
Ok but I’m not sure Hot Springs should count.
This map is inaccurate. For example. Sleeping bear dunes national lake shore is in northern Michigan.
As a Colorado resident, I feel fortunate to live here.
But at what cost?
Man, Texas is big. Most of Texas is in the red even though they have a national park in their state.
The gateway arch shouldn’t even count as a national park
Just incase anyone is going to come from northern Michigan, the whole UP is basically one giant National park.
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Some of these dots are not like the others some of these dots just don’t belong … between the Rockies and the Appalachians for the most part state parks are better than national parks.
Don’t worry about NY, they have their own, and their own is impressive enough to draw people from National Park distances
You missed a bunch of them.
Booo no Alaska.
This is a refreshing map.
This is not correct.
Oh man – that line in New York sucks
(Shhh… nobody tell em about the ADK)
New Orleans Jazz National Park and Preserve doesn’t count?
St. louis is not really a national park though