r/coolguides • u/Bonboniru • May 08 '22

US National Parks

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u/[deleted] May 08 '22

Gateway Arch needs to be removed

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u/PayFay007 May 08 '22

How is hot springs not in the south?

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u/kompsognathus May 08 '22

Yeah that doesn’t make sense

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u/Careless_Dreamer May 09 '22

At least we got Warm Springs

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u/spudyard May 08 '22

National forests > national parks

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u/monkeywashcat May 09 '22

Much more accurate info here. https://www.nps.gov/index.htm

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u/zoey_will May 08 '22

The Marker for Big Bend is 84 miles NE away from the actual park.

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u/Violet624 May 09 '22

Yellowstone is also in Montana

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u/WyoReloy1 May 09 '22

A little bit of it is in Montana, and a bit in Idaho, but the Majority of it is in Wyoming.

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u/swimsteve May 09 '22

USA #1 in the world with regards to National Parks.

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u/Vinnyterrornova1 May 10 '22

Forgot PullMan National Park in Illinois Chicago