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Public parks are areas of open space provided for recreational use, usually featuring natural elements like trees, grass, and flowers. Public parks are owned and operated by the government, but different levels of government control different types of parks; national parks are run by the federal government and urban parks are owned and maintained by a local government.

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What is Quasi-identifier?

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How much money is spent on public parks?

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Thats a tough question to answer, parks can vary from a swing on a bit of grass to huge national parks and reserves and hence the amount of money the government spends on [i]a[/i] park could be anything...

When was Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park created?

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Daisen-Oki National Park was created on 1936-02-01.

When was Kon Ka Kinh National Park created?

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Kon Ka Kinh National Park was created in 2002.

What is the area of Hirkan National Park?

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The area of Hallasan National Park is 153.11 square kilometers.

Why do parks created?

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national parks are made by the government of a country when they realize the importance to conserve the biodiversity. these parks are mostly built for preserving the nation's unique environment.

What is quasi state?

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In which state is Acadia National park located?

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It depends on whether you mean the region of Acadian that is shared between Canada (parts of the provinces of Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick) and the United States (New England) or Acadia National Park which is in the state of Maine, USA. Modern Acadia is located in Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia -- but it is a cultural state of mind rather than a definitive location. Please do not forget the Acadiana regions of south Louisiana--Lafayette Lake Charles Carencro and south of there where the Acadians settled after being exiled

Where is Arcadia National Park located?

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The Arcadia National Park is located in the state of Maine, which is a state in the country of the United States of America. The nearest city to the Arcadia National Park is Bar Harbor.

Few sentences on a public park?

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A public park is a place where lots of activities takes place at different times of the day. It is a place with full of greenery and freshness of sweet smelling flowers. Children did a lot of husple-busple in the park and play on different rides like swing , slide, merry-go-round etc. present in the park.

What are some of the rocks at redwood national park?

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What types of landforms are in Yosemite National Park

Can you drink in public parks or beaches in California?

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Im looking for a beach to do the same. Somewhere that I can have a fire,music and get drunk without anyone saying anything to me.

Is loitering in a public park after hours a misdemeanor even if there was no jail time and the fine was less than 200 dollars?

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All misdemeanors are punishable by a maximum of 1 year in jail, and a fine not to exceed $5,000 dollars (approximately). All felonies are punishable by MINIMUM one year in jail, and not less than $5,000 dollars (approximately). There are Federal level misdemeanors, State level, and even city, county and municipality in some cases. Curfew violations, and or Park after Dark are misdemeanors in about 99%+ situations.

How many state have have national parks?

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Several states do not have a national PARK -- New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachussetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, West Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma. All of these, however, have at least one unit of the NPS in their boundaries.

Delaware is unique in not having one single unit of the NPS entirely within its boundaries.

Why do national parks need money?

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National Parks make money because they are funded from the national government. They also make money through donations and fees.

When was Redwood National Park created?

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On October 2, 1968, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the act that established Redwood National Park.

When was Mesa Verde National Park created?

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Mesa Verde National Park was created on 1906-06-29.

How were all national parks created?

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National parks are established by the governing bodies of whatever country they happen to be in. In the U.S. that would be the U.S. Congress.

Is it illegal to have airsoft guns in a public park?

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Most of the time yes. They are considered weapons. In a few states though, they are considered toys, and then it might be okay. Always check with your local weapon enforcement agency or police department first.

When was Gettysburg National Military Park created?

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Gettysburg National Military Park was created in 1966.