Detailed facts about major Alaska and Pacific US National Parks such as Denali, Glacier Bay, and Hawaii Volcanoes, one fact per card.
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- What is the elevation of Denali, the tallest peak in North America?
- 20,310 feet
- What was Denali formerly called?
- Mount McKinley
- In what year was Denali National Park established?
- 1917
- Approximately how many acres does Denali National Park cover?
- 6 million acres
- What is the name of the main road through Denali National Park?
- Denali Park Road
- How long is the Denali Park Road?
- 92 miles
- At approximately what elevation does tree line occur in Denali?
- 2,700 feet
- What large predator is the most iconic wildlife in Denali?
- Grizzly bear
- What is the primary large herbivore in Denali's ecosystem?
- Moose
- What wild canine was reestablished in Denali in the 1990s?
- Gray wolf
- When was Glacier Bay National Park established?
- 1980 (as a national park; 1925 as national monument)
- Approximately how many tidewater glaciers does Glacier Bay have?
- About 20
- Which glacier in Glacier Bay retreated approximately 13 miles between 1890 and present day?
- Muir Glacier
- What Indigenous people have historically inhabited Glacier Bay?
- Tlingit
- What geological feature is characteristic of Glacier Bay's landscape?
- Fjords
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