Yellowstone national park
Yellowstone national park is the first American national park that
established on March 1, 1872. It has world largest calderas, which
measure 45 ✕ 30 miles.
Facts of the Yellowstone national park
- Yellowstone national park has one of the highly dangerous super active volcano.
- Yellowstone national park attracts 3 million visitors every year.
- It faces 2,000 earthquakes every year.
- The park is covered by 5% water, 15% of grassland and 80% forest.
- It has more than 300 Geysers.
- The park has more than 50 mammal species.
- The lowest temperature of the park ever recorded is -66 degrees Fahrenheit.
- In 1988, approximately 26% forest suffered by canopy burn.
- The largest hot spring in North America is grand prismatic springs in Yellowstone national park, which heat 4,000 gallons of water per minute.
- The park is 80 miles long and 54 miles wide.
- Yellowstone national park is home of 40 major waterfalls, 12 major rivers include boiling rivers.
- 16 species of fish in the river of national park.
- The visitors who enters into the park had given the road map by parks association. The map information, has written in 10 different languages.
- In winter season the park has occupied full of snow and wolves.
- In Christmas season Christmas trees where cut for $5.
- The national park week celebrates in the month of April 19 and 20.
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