US National Parks

US National Parks
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ALABAMA	Little River Canyon
ALASKA	Bering Land Bridge	Kobuk Valley
	Denali	Lake Clark
	Gates of the Arctic	Noatak
	Glacier Bay	Wrangell-St. Elias
	Katmai	Yukon-Charley Rivers
	Kenai Fjords
ARIZONA	Saguaro	Petrified Forest
	Grand Canyon
ARKANSAS	Hot Springs
CALIFORNIA	Channel Islands	Mojave
	Death Valley	Redwood
	Joshua Tree	Sequoia
	Kings Canyon	Yosemite
	Lassen Volcanic
COLORADO	Black Canyon of Gunnison	Mesa Verde
	Grand Sand Dunes	Rocky Mountain
FLORIDA	Big Cypress	Dry Tortugas
	Biscayne	Everglades
HAWAII	Haleakala	Hawaiian Volcanoes
KENTUCKY	Mammoth Cave
MAINE	Acadia
MICHIGAN	Isle Royale
MINNESOTA	Voyageurs
MONTANA	Glacier
NEVADA	Great Basin
NEW MEXICO	Carlsbad Caverns
NORTH CAROLINA	Great Smoky Mountains
NORTH DAKOTA	Theodore Roosevelt
OHIO	Cuyahoga Valley
OREGON	Crater Lake
SOUTH DAKOTA	Badlands	Wind Cave
TENNESSEE	Great Smoky Mountains
TEXAS	Big Bend	Guadalupe Mountains
	Big Thicket
UTAH	Arches	Capitol Reef
	Bryce Canyon	Zion
	Canyonlands
VIRGINIA	Prince William Forest	Shenandoah
WASHINGTON	Mount Rainier	Olympic
	North Cascades
WYOMING	Grand Teton	Yellowstone
VIRGIN ISLANDS	Virgin Islands
AMERICAN SAMOA	American Samoa

Ed resources
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Mineral identification

MOHS hardness scale

US National Parks

US State Fossils

US State Gems/Minerals

US State Parks

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