Random National Park Facts (300+ possible answers)

For each given fact, name the only US National Park that fits the description. There are 310 possible facts: 5 for each of 62 parks.

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Hint	Park
Protects Longs Peak, an iconic 14,000+ foot "fourteener"	Rocky Mountain
Is the easternmost in Alaska	Glacier Bay
Is co-managed with the Ogalala Lakota tribe	Badlands
Contains the southernmost volcano of the Cascades	Lassen Volcanic
Protects the largest area of middle Atlantic old growth forest left in the US	Congaree
Named after the french word for French-Canadian fur trappers and traders	Voyageurs
Is bordered to the south by the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument	Bryce Canyon
Is located on a prominent large curve in the Rio Grande	Big Bend
Disallows private vehicles, instead making use of a shuttle system that travels up and down the canyon	Zion
Is in Oregon	Crater Lake

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Contains the Wonderland Trail, which circumnavigates the mountain at the center of this park	Mount Rainier
Protects 275 square miles of gypsum dunes, the largest such dunefield on the planet	White Sands
Is less than one mile from the nearest British territory	Virgin Islands
Contains the highest peak in the Teton range	Grand Teton
Is the smallest in the US	Gateway Arch
Was the first to be dedicated in California	Sequoia
Contains a volcano which erupted in 2009, and is known for belching ash that disrupts transpacific flights	Lake Clark
Is furthest west	American Samoa
Protects Mount Alava, the Maugaloa ridge, and nearby Amalau valley	American Samoa
Contains the Elwha river, which was dammed until 2014 when the structures were removed to improve Pacific salmon habitat	Olympic

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