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What is the area of World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument?
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The area of World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument is 25.536 square kilometers.
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I can name quite a few. They are most likely the Statue of Liberty in New York (which can also be seen from New Jersey), the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Jefferson Memorial, the Capitol Building and the White House, all of which can be found in the District of Columbia, more formerly known as Washington D.C. , the nation's capital, the Delvis Tower in Wyoming (the first national monument to be created in the U.S. and was done so by former President Franklin D. Roosevelt), Little Bighorn Battlefield in Montana, the Montezuma Castle in Arizona, Mount St. Helens in Washington, the Petroglyph in New Mexico, Poverty Point in Louisiana, Prehistoric Trackways in New Mexico, the President Lincoln and Soldier's Home in the Disctrict of Columbia (Washington D.C.), the Salinas Pueblo Missions in New Mexico, Scotts Bluff in Nebraska, and the World War II Valor in the Pacific (actual namesake) in Alaska, California, and Hawaii (is found here because these states have major harbors and border the Western part of the Pacific Ocean) just to name some of the most popular ones.
