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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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Last updated: April 17, 2020
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First submittedDecember 25, 2019
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Is named after a Mormon pioneer who first settled the area
Bryce Canyon
Was the former home of the Mescalero Apaches, before military action drove them onto reservations
Guadelupe Mountains
Is managed to preserve the flow of 143-degree waters from the Ouachita Mountains
Hot Springs
Contains the Frozen Niagara, a famous limestone formation
Mammoth Cave
Borders Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
Voyageurs
Contains the third-largest fort in America, located on Garden Key
Dry Tortugas
Is indirectly named for one of the hills of Jerusalem
Zion
Was the smallest park until 2018
Hot Springs
Protects a river famous for catching on fire due to extreme pollution
Cuyahoga Valley
Contains Triple Divide peak, the only point from which precipitation can flow to Hudson Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean
Glacier
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Park
Is the smallest in California
Pinnacles
Contains the famous Cliff Palace
Mesa Verde
Is the least visited
Gates of the Arctic
Is in Oregon
Crater Lake
Is the only park to routinely close every winter
Isle Royale
Borders Lake Michigan
Indiana Dunes
Was originally designated as General Grant National Park, the fourth in the US
Kings Canyon
Contains 119 caves, including Spider Cave, Lechuguilla Cave, and Slaughter Canyon Cave
Carlsbad Caverns
Contains the Javelina Rocks, named after the small, native mammal
Saguaro
Contains the Old Man of the Lake, a hemlock tree that has been floating vertically in this lake for over a century
Crater Lake
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