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U.S. National Park Trivia - Eastern National Parks - Statistics

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The third largest National Park in the contiguous U.S. containing the largest wilderness area east of the Mississippi. Everglades National Park
100%
The smallest National Park by area - Serves as symbolic "gateway" between the eastern and western U.S. Gateway Arch National Park
100%
The closest National Park to Washington D.C. It was initially criticized for its aggressive eminent domain acquisitions, including a smear campaign of uncooperative residents as inbred "hillbillies" to create support for forced evictions. Shenandoah National Park
100%
The first National Park east of the Mississippi, established in 1919 - It was created largely from land donated by the Rockefeller estate. Acadia National Park
50%
95% of the area of this National Park is water, not land. It preserves vast swaths of mangrove swamp and portions of one of the world's largest coral reefs. Biscayne National Park
50%
This National Park preserves the largest old growth bottom-land forests in the Eastern U.S. It can be paddled to from the nearby state capital. Congaree National Park
50%
The most visited National Park, though some argue by a technicality as driving on the busy highway through the park counts as a visit. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
50%
First proposed to be a National Park by Stephen Mather in 1916, over 100 years later it was designated as such. Chicago's skyline is visible from the park. Indiana Dunes National Park
50%
This island National Park in Lake Superior is well studied by ecologists for its population dynamics between wolves and moose, though neither are native to the island. Isle Royale National Park
50%
This National Park contains over 420 miles of cave with more being discovered to this day, though only about 3 miles are accessible by the general public. Mammoth Cave National Park
50%
The most recently established National Park. It's main attraction is a large car bridge constructed in 1977 to shorten commutes for nearby workers. New River Gorge National Park
50%
One of two National Parks in a U.S. territory as opposed to a state. Virgin Islands National Park
50%
This urban National Park was created largely through eminent domain. In the park boundaries was a small village turned ghost town - most of these buildings were later razed. Cuyahoga Valley National Park
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This park preserves a small group of islands in the Caribbean and features a military fort used both in the Civil War and the Spanish-American War. Dry Tortugas National Park
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This park predates the National Park system, being federally protected in 1832 as a resort destination. It was established as a National Park in 1921. Hot Springs National Park
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This remote National Park is a world class destination for canoeing and kayaking. It was named for the French Fur traders who once did the same. Voyageurs National Park
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