Random National Park Facts (300+ possible answers)

For each given fact, name the only US National Park that fits the description. There are 310 possible facts: 5 for each of 62 parks.

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Hint	Park
Was the first parcel of land preserved by the US government for recreational purposes, in 1832	Hot Springs
Was the first park damaged by the Exxon Valdez spill	Katmai
Was originally designated as General Grant National Park, the fourth in the US	Kings Canyon
Is the southernmost in California	Joshua Tree
Is located in a California county that shares its name	Lassen Volcanic
Is managed to preserve the flow of 143-degree waters from the Ouachita Mountains	Hot Springs
Contains the Rattlesnake Springs Historic District, an oasis in the Chihuahuan Desert	Carlsbad Caverns
Contains the ghost town of Boundary, a former railroad camp along the US-Canada border	North Cascades
Protects a 70-mile stretch of cliffs called the Waterpocket Fold	Capitol Reef
Contains the Hoh Rainforest, the wettest place in the contiguous US	Olympic

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Protects Longs Peak, an iconic 14,000+ foot "fourteener"	Rocky Mountain
Is the northernmost	Gates of the Arctic
Was at one point home to one of the last two remaining wolf populations in the US	Isle Royale
Named after the french word for French-Canadian fur trappers and traders	Voyageurs
Contains a large canyon eroded by the Virgin River	Zion
Contains the highest point in Texas	Guadelupe Mountains
Protects striking stone needles left by the Neenach	Pinnacles
Is abutted on the northeast and southwest ends by significant ports and industrial areas	Indiana Dunes
Protects the largest tropical wilderness in the US	Everglades
Protects badlands along the Little Missouri river	Theodore Roosevelt

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