Kosciuszko National Park is the area around Australia's highest mainland mountain, Mt Kosciuszko. The park was first gazetted as the National Chase Snowy Mountains on 5 December 1906. It was renamed the Kosciuszko State Park in 1944, becoming the Kosciuszko National Park in 1967.
Numerous explorers investigated parts of what later became the Kosciuszko National Park. The mountain from which the park gets its name was first climbed and named by Polish explorer Paul de Strzelecki in March 1840.
However, prior to Strzelecki, Austrian (not Australian) explorer, Dr Johann Lhotsky, also explored extensively around the Snowy River and parts of the Australian Alps in 1834. A settler named George Mackillop explored through the Alps in 1835, trying to find a suitable crossing from the Monaro plains, west of the Alps, to the eastern coast, and he settled the Omeo district. In 1839 and 1840, Angus McMillan traversed the area around which Thredbo Village now lies.
The area of Kosciuszko National Park is 6,900 square kilometers.
Kosciuszko National Park was created on 1967-10-01.
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Yes, the Snowy Mountains of Australia are part of Kosciuszko National Park, formerly Kosciuszko State Park, formerly National Chase Snowy Mountains.
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Thredbo and Cabramurra are actually withinKosciuszko National Park, as is the ghost town of Kiandra.
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Yes,there are several ski resorts in the kosciuszko national parl and there is even a construction zone 200 meters below the summit of mount kosciuszko!Although i have nothing against the ski resorts! ; )
Mount Kosciuszko stands at 7,310 feet, and is in the Snowy Mountains. The Snowy Mountains are in the Kosciuszko National Park.
Australia's coolest climate is found in the Australian Alps, the high country of the Kosciuszko National Park. The state with the coolest climate overall is Tasmania, which has a cool temperate climate.
Thredbo is a ski resort town in the Australian Alps, specifically, the Kosciuszko National Park.