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Eastern and Southern US National Parks Deep Dive

Detailed facts about major eastern and southern US National Parks such as Great Smoky Mountains, Acadia, and Everglades, one fact per card.

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What eastern US National Park is famous for its bluish haze, giving the mountains their name?
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
What mountain range, part of the Appalachians, forms the backbone of Great Smoky Mountains National Park?
The Great Smoky Mountains (part of the Appalachian Mountains)
What is notable about Great Smoky Mountains National Park compared to other US national parks in terms of visitation?
It is the most visited national park in the United States
What rocky coastal park in Maine is known for Cadillac Mountain, one of the first places in the US to see the sunrise?
Acadia National Park
What island makes up most of Acadia National Park's land area?
Mount Desert Island
What vast subtropical wetland ecosystem is protected by Everglades National Park in Florida?
The Everglades' sawgrass marsh and mangrove ecosystem
What slow-moving 'river of grass' is a defining feature of Everglades National Park?
The Everglades itself, a shallow, slow-flowing wetland
What cave system, the longest known in the world, is protected by Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky?
Mammoth Cave
What underground rock type, easily dissolved by water, allowed Mammoth Cave's vast passages to form?
Limestone
What South Carolina park protects one of the last significant tracts of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest in the US?
Congaree National Park
What river floods Congaree National Park's floodplain forest seasonally, depositing nutrient-rich sediment?
The Congaree River
What remote wilderness island in Lake Superior is protected by Isle Royale National Park?
Isle Royale
What predator-prey pair has been studied on Isle Royale in one of the longest-running wildlife studies in the world?
Wolves and moose
What park in the Florida Keys protects Fort Jefferson and a mostly underwater ecosystem of coral reefs?
Dry Tortugas National Park
What is unusual about how most visitors reach Dry Tortugas National Park?
It is accessible only by boat or seaplane

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