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Biscayne
Overview
State
Florida
At the northern end of the Florida Keys, Biscayne protects mangrove forests, coral reefs, and the shallow bay waters. The park’s ecosystems shelter manatees, crocodiles, sea turtles, and migratory birds.
95% of the park is underwater
Protects part of the world’s third-largest coral reef
Popular for snorkeling and diving
Established
June 28, 1980
Iconic Places
Boca Chita Key Lighthouse
Headquarters
9700 SW 79th Avenue, Homestead, FL 33045
Latitude(N)
25.6099
Longitude(W)
'-80.1918
Name | Continent | World Region | Country | Province | State Name | Regional Category | Area | Visitors | Headquaters | Ranger Station | Zipcode | Latitude(N) | Longitude(W) | Best Months | Iconic Places | Primary Activity | Description | Sources | National Parks Your Stroy (Item) | WD Experience | WD Blog | WD Blog - Url to Redirect | Data Validated | National Parks - Tags | Main Image | Main Category | Full NP Name | EstDate | MainImageAltText |
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Biscayne | North America | North America | United States | Florida | Southeast | 172,971.11 acres (700.0 km2) | 701,023 | 9700 SW 79th Avenue, Homestead, FL 33045 | Dante Fascell Visitor Center, 9700 SW 79th Avenue, Homestead, FL 33045 | 33045 | 25.6099 | '-80.1918 | December | Boca Chita Key Lighthouse | Snorkeling | At the northern end of the Florida Keys, Biscayne protects mangrove forests, coral reefs, and the shallow bay waters. The park’s ecosystems shelter manatees, crocodiles, sea turtles, and migratory birds. | Biscayne-National-Park | Southeast | Biscayne National Park | 28/06/1980 |
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