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'''National Parks in Canada''' are managed by Parks Canada.
 
  
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'''National Parks in Canada''' are managed by Parks [[Canada]].
 
== National Parks ==
 
== National Parks ==
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There are 38 federally-operated National Parks, nine National Park Reserves, three National Marine Conservation Areas (NMCAs), one NMCA Reserve and one National Landmark. A shaded <span style="background-color:#CFECEC">background</span> indicates the park is part of a UNESCO World Heritage List site. National Park Reserves, areas subject to native land claims, are indicated by "(Reserve)".
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There are 38 federally-operated National Parks, nine National Park Reserves, three National Marine Conservation Areas (NMCAs), one NMCA Reserve and one National Landmark. A shaded <span style="background-color:#CFECEC">background</span> indicates the park is part of a UNESCO World Heritage List site. National Park Reserves, areas subject to native land claims, are indicated by "(Reserve)".
 
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| Aulavik National Park|Aulavik - |zoom=6}}
 
| Aulavik National Park|Aulavik - |zoom=6}}
 
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| Northwest Territories
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| [[Northwest Territories]]
 
| 12200 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 12200 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1992
 
| 1992
 
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|-
 
| Auyuittuq National Park|Auyuittuq - |zoom=6}}
 
| Auyuittuq National Park|Auyuittuq - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Pangnirtung Fiord S 2 2001-07-15 - Pangnirtung Fiord S 2 2001-07-15.jpg
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| Pangnirtung Fiord South 2 2001-07-15 - Pangnirtung Fiord South 2 2001-07-15.jpg
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| Nunavut
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| [[Nunavut]]
 
| 19089 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 19089 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 2001
 
| 2001
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
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| Banff National Park|Banff - |zoom=6}}
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| [[Banff National Park]]|[[Banff]] - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Moraine Lake 17092005 - 300px
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| Moraine Lake 17092005 - 300px
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| Alberta
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| [[Alberta]]
 
| 6641 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 6641 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1885
 
| 1885
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Bruce Peninsula National Park|Bruce Peninsula - |zoom=6}}
 
| Bruce Peninsula National Park|Bruce Peninsula - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:CyprusLake - Bruce Peninsula - 300px
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| CyprusLake - Bruce Peninsula - 300px
 
| Ontario
 
| Ontario
 
| 154 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 154 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Cape Breton Highlands National Park|Cape Breton Highlands - |zoom=6}}
 
| Cape Breton Highlands National Park|Cape Breton Highlands - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:NS CapeBretonHighlands1 tango7174 - 300px
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| NS CapeBretonHighlands1 tango7174 - 300px
 
| Nova Scotia
 
| Nova Scotia
 
| 949 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 949 km<sup>2</sup>
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|-
 
| Elk Island National Park|Elk Island - |zoom=6}}
 
| Elk Island National Park|Elk Island - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Bison Elk Island - 300px
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| Bison Elk Island - 300px
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| Alberta
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| [[Alberta]]
 
| 194 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 194 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1913
 
| 1913
 
|-
 
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| Forillon National Park|Forillon - |zoom=6}}
 
| Forillon National Park|Forillon - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Forillon National Park of Canada 1 - Forillon National Park of Canada 1.jpg
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| Forillon National Park of [[Canada]] 1 - Forillon National Park of [[Canada]] 1.jpg
 
| Quebec
 
| Quebec
 
| 244 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 244 km<sup>2</sup>
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|-
 
| Fundy National Park|Fundy - |zoom=6}}
 
| Fundy National Park|Fundy - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Fundy NP New Brunswick 1 - 300px
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| Fundy NP [[New Brunswick]] 1 - 300px
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| New Brunswick
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| [[New Brunswick]]
 
| 206 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 206 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1948
 
| 1948
 
|-
 
|-
 
| Georgian Bay Islands National Park|Georgian Bay Islands - |zoom=6}}
 
| Georgian Bay Islands National Park|Georgian Bay Islands - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:BeausoleilIslandCedarSprings2004 - 300px
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| BeausoleilIslandCedarSprings2004 - 300px
 
| Ontario
 
| Ontario
 
| 14 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 14 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1929
 
| 1929
 
|-
 
|-
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| Glacier National Park (British Columbia) | Glacier - |zoom=6}}
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| [[Glacier National Park]] (British Columbia) | Glacier - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Glacier np canada - Glacier np canada.JPG
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| Glacier np canada - Glacier np canada.JPG
 
| British Columbia
 
| British Columbia
 
| 1349 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1349 km<sup>2</sup>
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|-
 
| Grasslands National Park|Grasslands - |zoom=6}}
 
| Grasslands National Park|Grasslands - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Saskatchewan - Grasslands National Park 02 - 300px
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| [[Saskatchewan]] - Grasslands National Park 02 - 300px
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| Saskatchewan
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| [[Saskatchewan]]
 
| 907 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 907 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1981
 
| 1981
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| Gulf Islands National Park Reserve|Gulf Islands - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
 
| Gulf Islands National Park Reserve|Gulf Islands - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
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| Image:Gulfislfromair - Gulfislfromair.jpg
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| Gulfislfromair - Gulfislfromair.jpg
 
| British Columbia
 
| British Columbia
 
| 36 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 36 km<sup>2</sup>
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|  
 
|  
 
View up Firth River in mountain reach, Ivvavik National Park, YT - View up Firth River in mountain reach
 
View up Firth River in mountain reach, Ivvavik National Park, YT - View up Firth River in mountain reach
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| Yukon
 
| Yukon
 
| 10168 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 10168 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1984
 
| 1984
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
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| Jasper National Park|Jasper - |zoom=6}}
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| [[Jasper National Park]]|Jasper - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Fryatt Valley top - 300px
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| Fryatt Valley top - 300px
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| Alberta
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| [[Alberta]]
 
| 10878 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 10878 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1907
 
| 1907
 
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|-
 
| Kejimkujik National Park|Kejimkujik - |zoom=6}}
 
| Kejimkujik National Park|Kejimkujik - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Kejimkujik NP Nova Scotia 3 - 300px
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| Kejimkujik NP Nova Scotia 3 - 300px
 
| Nova Scotia
 
| Nova Scotia
 
| 404 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 404 km<sup>2</sup>
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|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
| Kootenay National Park|Kootenay - |zoom=6}}
 
| Kootenay National Park|Kootenay - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Kootenay National Park - 300px
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| Kootenay National Park - 300px
 
| British Columbia
 
| British Columbia
 
| 1406 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1406 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Kouchibouguac National Park|Kouchibouguac - |zoom=6}}
 
| Kouchibouguac National Park|Kouchibouguac - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Kouchibouguac - 300px
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| Kouchibouguac - 300px
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| New Brunswick
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| [[New Brunswick]]
 
| 239 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 239 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1969
 
| 1969
 
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|-
 
| La Mauricie National Park|La Mauricie - |zoom=6}}
 
| La Mauricie National Park|La Mauricie - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Ile aux pins - 300px
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| Ile aux pins - 300px
 
| Quebec
 
| Quebec
 
| 536 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 536 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Mealy Mountains National Park|Mealy Mountains|zoom=6}}
 
| Mealy Mountains National Park|Mealy Mountains|zoom=6}}
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| Image:Mealy Mountains Labrador 1 - 300px
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| Mealy Mountains Labrador 1 - 300px
 
| Newfoundland and Labrador
 
| Newfoundland and Labrador
 
| 10700 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 10700 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve|Mingan Archipelago - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
 
| Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve|Mingan Archipelago - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
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| Image:Monolithes de L'Archipel de Mingan - 300px
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| Monolithes de L'Archipel de Mingan - 300px
 
| Quebec
 
| Quebec
 
| 151 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 151 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1984
 
| 1984
 
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| Mount Revelstoke National Park|Mount Revelstoke - |zoom=6}}
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| Mount [[Revelstoke]] National Park|Mount [[Revelstoke]] - |zoom=6}}
 
| File:Mount_Revelstoke_National_Park_1 - 300px
 
| File:Mount_Revelstoke_National_Park_1 - 300px
 
| British Columbia
 
| British Columbia
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| Naats'ihch'oh National Park Reserve|Naats'ihch'oh - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
 
| Naats'ihch'oh National Park Reserve|Naats'ihch'oh - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
 
| Howard's Pass Yukon Territory 1 - 300px
 
| Howard's Pass Yukon Territory 1 - 300px
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| Northwest Territories
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| [[Northwest Territories]]
 
| 4850 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 4850 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 2014
 
| 2014
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
| Nahanni National Park Reserve|Nahanni - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)
 
| Nahanni National Park Reserve|Nahanni - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)
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| Image:Nahanni - VirginiaFalls - 300px
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| Nahanni - VirginiaFalls - 300px
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| Northwest Territories
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| [[Northwest Territories]]
 
| 30000 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 30000 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1976
 
| 1976
 
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| Pacific Rim National Park Reserve|Pacific Rim - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
 
| Pacific Rim National Park Reserve|Pacific Rim - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
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| Longbeach prnp - Longbeach prnp.jpg
 
| British Columbia
 
| British Columbia
 
| 511 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 511 km<sup>2</sup>
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| 1918
 
| 1918
 
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| Prince Albert National Park|Prince Albert - |zoom=6}}
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| [[Prince Albert National Park]]|Prince Albert - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Prince Albert National Park - 300px
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| [[Prince Albert National Park]] - 300px
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| Saskatchewan
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| [[Saskatchewan]]
 
| 3874 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 3874 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1927
 
| 1927
 
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| Prince Edward Island National Park|Prince Edward Island - |zoom=6}}
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| [[Prince Edward Island]] National Park|Prince Edward Island - |zoom=6}}
 
| Lake_of_Shining_Waters_-_Prince_Edward_Island_National_Park_(22492133101) - Lake_of_Shining_Waters_-_Prince_Edward_Island_National_Park_(22492133101).jpg
 
| Lake_of_Shining_Waters_-_Prince_Edward_Island_National_Park_(22492133101) - Lake_of_Shining_Waters_-_Prince_Edward_Island_National_Park_(22492133101).jpg
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| Prince Edward Island
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| [[Prince Edward Island]]
 
| 22 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 22 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1937
 
| 1937
 
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| Pukaskwa National Park|Pukaskwa - |zoom=6}}
 
| Pukaskwa National Park|Pukaskwa - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:HorseshoeBayPukaskwaPark23 - 300px
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| HorseshoeBayPukaskwaPark23 - 300px
 
| Ontario
 
| Ontario
 
| 1878 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1878 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Qausuittuq National Park|Qausuittuq|zoom=6}}
 
| Qausuittuq National Park|Qausuittuq|zoom=6}}
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| Image:Peary caribou - looking west towards Evan's Bay - 300px
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| Peary caribou - looking west towards Evan's Bay - 300px
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| Nunavut
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| [[Nunavut]]
 
| 11000 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 11000 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 2015
 
| 2015
 
|-
 
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| Quttinirpaaq National Park|Quttinirpaaq - |zoom=6}}
 
| Quttinirpaaq National Park|Quttinirpaaq - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Tanquary Fiord 16 1997-08-05 - 300px
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| Tanquary Fiord 16 1997-08-05 - 300px
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| Nunavut
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| [[Nunavut]]
 
| 37775 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 37775 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 2001
 
| 2001
 
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| Riding Mountain National Park|Riding Mountain - |zoom=6}}
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| [[Riding Mountain National Park]]|Riding Mountain - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Bison herd - Lake Audy - Riding Mountain National Park - Bison herd - Lake Audy - Riding Mountain National Park.JPG
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| Bison herd - Lake Audy - [[Riding Mountain National Park]] - Bison herd - Lake Audy - [[Riding Mountain National Park]].JPG
 
| Manitoba
 
| Manitoba
 
| 2973 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 2973 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Sable Island - |zoom=6}}
 
| Sable Island - |zoom=6}}
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| SableHorses - 300px
 
| Nova Scotia
 
| Nova Scotia
 
| 34 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 34 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Sirmilik National Park|Sirmilik - |zoom=6}}
 
| Sirmilik National Park|Sirmilik - |zoom=6}}
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| Sirmilik Glacier 2 1997-08-06 - Sirmilik Glacier 2 1997-08-06.jpg
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| Nunavut
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| [[Nunavut]]
 
| 22200 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 22200 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 2001
 
| 2001
 
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| Terra Nova National Park|Terra Nova|zoom=6}}
 
| Terra Nova National Park|Terra Nova|zoom=6}}
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| Newfoundland and Labrador
 
| Newfoundland and Labrador
 
| 400 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 400 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Thaidene Nene National Park Reserve|Thaidene Nene - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
 
| Thaidene Nene National Park Reserve|Thaidene Nene - |zoom=6}}<br />(Reserve)  
 
| UtsingiPoint-GreatSlaveLake - 300px
 
| UtsingiPoint-GreatSlaveLake - 300px
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| Northwest Territories
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| [[Northwest Territories]]
 
| Approx. 14000 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| Approx. 14000 km<sup>2</sup>
 
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| Thousand Islands National Park - |zoom=6}}
 
| Thousand Islands National Park - |zoom=6}}
 
| Thousand Islands 2 - 300px
 
| Thousand Islands 2 - 300px
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| Ontario<!--There's also a 1000 Islands State Park in this same region, different country-->
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| Ontario<!--There's also a [[Thousand Islands]] State Park in this same region, different country-->
 
| 24 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 24 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1904
 
| 1904
 
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| Torngat Mountains National Park|Torngat Mountains - |zoom=6}}
 
| Torngat Mountains National Park|Torngat Mountains - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Nachvak Fjord Labrador 2008 - 300px
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| Nachvak Fjord Labrador 2008 - 300px
 
| Newfoundland and Labrador
 
| Newfoundland and Labrador
 
| 9700 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 9700 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Tuktut Nogait National Park|Tuktut Nogait - |zoom=6}}
 
| Tuktut Nogait National Park|Tuktut Nogait - |zoom=6}}
 
| Evening_shadows_on_tundra - 300px
 
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| Northwest Territories
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| [[Northwest Territories]]
 
| 16340 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 16340 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1996
 
| 1996
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| Ukkusiksalik National Park|Ukkusiksalik - |zoom=6}}
 
| Ukkusiksalik National Park|Ukkusiksalik - |zoom=6}}
 
| Ukkusiksalik_NP_1 - 300px
 
| Ukkusiksalik_NP_1 - 300px
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| Nunavut
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| [[Nunavut]]
 
| 20885 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 20885 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 2003
 
| 2003
 
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| Vuntut National Park|Vuntut - |zoom=6}}
 
| Vuntut National Park|Vuntut - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Vontut National Park - 300px
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| Vontut National Park - 300px
 
| Yukon
 
| Yukon
 
| 4345 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 4345 km<sup>2</sup>
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| Wapusk National Park|Wapusk - |zoom=6}}
 
| Wapusk National Park|Wapusk - |zoom=6}}
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| Bärenmutter & Junges 3 2004-11-17 - Bärenmutter & Junges 3 2004-11-17.jpg
 
| Manitoba
 
| Manitoba
 
| 11475 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 11475 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1996
 
| 1996
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
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| Waterton Lakes National Park|Waterton Lakes - |zoom=6}}
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| [[Waterton Lakes National Park]]|Waterton Lakes - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Upper Waterton Lake - 300px
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| Upper Waterton Lake - 300px
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| Alberta
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| [[Alberta]]
 
| 505 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 505 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1895
 
| 1895
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
| Wood Buffalo National Park|Wood Buffalo - |zoom=6}}
 
| Wood Buffalo National Park|Wood Buffalo - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:Wood-Buffalo-NP Gros Beak Lake 2 98-07-02 - 300px
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| Wood-Buffalo-NP Gros Beak Lake 2 98-07-02 - 300px
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| Alberta<br />Northwest Territories
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| [[Alberta]]<br />Northwest Territories
 
| 44807 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 44807 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1922
 
| 1922
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
|- bgcolor="#CFECEC"
 
| Yoho National Park|Yoho - |zoom=6}}
 
| Yoho National Park|Yoho - |zoom=6}}
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| Image:YohoNP-Takakkaw IMG 1372-800x533byBMK - 300px
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| YohoNP-Takakkaw IMG 1372-800x533byBMK - 300px
 
| British Columbia
 
| British Columbia
 
| 1313 km<sup>2</sup>
 
| 1313 km<sup>2</sup>
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=== National Historic Sites ===
 
=== National Historic Sites ===
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Parks Canada also operates some (but not all) of Canada's National Historic Sites. A few are located within national parks, such as Banff or Jasper. Others among the more than 170 sites operated by Parks Canada include:
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Parks [[Canada]] also operates some (but not all) of [[Canada|Canada's]] National Historic Sites. A few are located within national parks, such as [[Banff]] or [[Jasper]]. Others among the more than 170 sites operated by Parks [[Canada]] include:
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*Alexander Graham Bell National Historic SiteeHalal Reference: QAAAAAAA|zoom=6 &mdash; Baddeck, Nova Scotia
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*Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site AAAAAA|zoom=6 &mdash; Baddeck, Nova Scotia
 
* L'Anse aux Meadows - |zoom=6 &mdash; abandoned Viking settlement on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula
 
* L'Anse aux Meadows - |zoom=6 &mdash; abandoned Viking settlement on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula
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*Bar U Ranch|zoom=6 &mdash; Longview, Alberta
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*Bar U Ranch|zoom=6 &mdash; Longview, [[Alberta]]
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*Batoche - |zoom=6 &mdash; former village and Louis Riel battle site near Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
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*Batoche - |zoom=6 &mdash; former village and Louis Riel battle site near [[Prince Albert]], [[Saskatchewan]]
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*Bellevue House - |zoom=6 &mdash; Kingston, Ontario
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*Bellevue House - |zoom=6 &mdash; [[Kingston]], Ontario
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*Cape Spear - |zoom=6 &mdash; easternmost point in Canada, near St. John's, Newfoundland - site of Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site
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*Cape Spear - |zoom=6 &mdash; easternmost point in [[Canada]], near St. John's, Newfoundland - site of Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site
 
* Chilkoot Trail|zoom=6 &mdash; Chilkoot, British Columbia
 
* Chilkoot Trail|zoom=6 &mdash; Chilkoot, British Columbia
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* Dredge No. 4 GPS 63.9436 ,-139.3356|zoom=6 &mdash; Bonanza Creek, near Dawson City, Yukon
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* Dredge No. 4 GPS 63.9436,-139.3356|zoom=6 &mdash; Bonanza Creek, near Dawson City, Yukon
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* Dawson Historical Complex GPS 64.063217,-139.430289|zoom=6 and *SS Keno|zoom=6 &mdash; Dawson City, Yukon
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* Dawson Historical Complex GPS 64.063217,-139.430289|zoom=6 and
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*SS Keno|zoom=6 &mdash; Dawson City, Yukon
 
* Forges du Saint-Maurice|zoom=6 &mdash; Trois-Rivières, Quebec
 
* Forges du Saint-Maurice|zoom=6 &mdash; Trois-Rivières, Quebec
 
* Fort Anne|zoom=6 and Scots Fort, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
 
* Fort Anne|zoom=6 and Scots Fort, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
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* Fort Battleford|zoom=6 &mdash; Battleford, Saskatchewan
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* Fort Battleford|zoom=6 &mdash; Battleford, [[Saskatchewan]]
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* Fort Beauséjour - |zoom=6 &mdash; Aulac, New Brunswick
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* Fort Beauséjour - |zoom=6 &mdash; Aulac, [[New Brunswick]]
 
* Fort George - |zoom=6 and {{marker|type=vicinity* Fort Mississauga|zoom=6 &mdash; Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
 
* Fort George - |zoom=6 and {{marker|type=vicinity* Fort Mississauga|zoom=6 &mdash; Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
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* Fort Langley National Historic Site|zoom=6 &mdash; Langley (British Columbia) | Langley, British Columbia
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* Fort Langley National Historic Site|zoom=6 &mdash; [[Langley (British Columbia)]] | Langley, British Columbia
 
* Fortress of Louisbourg - |zoom=6 &mdash; Nova Scotia
 
* Fortress of Louisbourg - |zoom=6 &mdash; Nova Scotia
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* Fortifications of Québec|zoom=6 &mdash; Quebec City, Quebec
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* Fortifications of Québec|zoom=6 &mdash; [[Quebec City]], Quebec
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* Fort Wellington|zoom=6 and {{marker|type=vicinityBattle of the Windmill National Historic Site|zoom=6 &mdash; Prescott (Ontario) | Prescott, Ontario
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* Fort Wellington|zoom=6 and {{marker|type=vicinityBattle of the Windmill National Historic Site|zoom=6 &mdash; [[Prescott (Ontario)|Prescott]], Ontario
 
* Grand-Pré National Historic Site|zoom=6 &mdash; former Acadian settlement, Nova Scotia
 
* Grand-Pré National Historic Site|zoom=6 &mdash; former Acadian settlement, Nova Scotia
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* Green Gables Heritage Place|zoom=6 &mdash; Cavendish, Prince Edward Island (PEI)
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* Green Gables Heritage Place|zoom=6 &mdash; Cavendish, [[Prince Edward Island]] (PEI)
 
* Grosse Isle|zoom=6 &mdash; a quarantine station inundated with immigrants fleeing the Irish Potato Famine of the 1840s, Quebec
 
* Grosse Isle|zoom=6 &mdash; a quarantine station inundated with immigrants fleeing the Irish Potato Famine of the 1840s, Quebec
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* Halifax Citadel - |zoom=6 and *York Redoubt|zoom=6 &mdash; Halifax, Nova Scotia
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* Halifax Citadel - |zoom=6 and
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*York Redoubt|zoom=6 &mdash; [[Halifax (Nova Scotia) | Halifax]], Nova Scotia
 
* Hopedale Mission|zoom=6, Nunatsiavut, Labrador
 
* Hopedale Mission|zoom=6, Nunatsiavut, Labrador
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* Lachine Canal|zoom=6 &mdash; Montréal, Quebec
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* Lachine Canal|zoom=6 &mdash; [[Montraal]], Quebec
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* Laurier House - |zoom=6 &mdash; Ottawa, Ontario
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* Laurier House - |zoom=6 &mdash; [[Ottawa]], Ontario
 
* Lower Fort Garry - |zoom=6 &mdash; Selkirk, Manitoba
 
* Lower Fort Garry - |zoom=6 &mdash; Selkirk, Manitoba
 
* Red Bay - |zoom=6 &mdash; historic whaling station and archaeological site, Labrador
 
* Red Bay - |zoom=6 &mdash; historic whaling station and archaeological site, Labrador
 
* Rideau Canal - |zoom=6 &mdash; from Ottawa to Kingston (Ontario)
 
* Rideau Canal - |zoom=6 &mdash; from Ottawa to Kingston (Ontario)
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* Riel House|zoom=6 and *The Forks|zoom=6 &mdash; Winnipeg, Manitoba
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* Riel House|zoom=6 and
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* Rocky Mountain House|zoom=6, Alberta and *York Factory|zoom=6 &mdash; Manitoba -- former Hudson's Bay Company posts
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*The Forks|zoom=6 &mdash; [[Winnipeg]], Manitoba
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* Rocky Mountain House|zoom=6, [[Alberta]] and
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*York Factory|zoom=6 &mdash; Manitoba -- former Hudson's Bay Company posts
 
* Signal Hill - |zoom=6 &mdash; St. John's, Newfoundland
 
* Signal Hill - |zoom=6 &mdash; St. John's, Newfoundland
 
* SS Klondike|zoom=6 &mdash; Whitehorse, Yukon
 
* SS Klondike|zoom=6 &mdash; Whitehorse, Yukon
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* Stanley Park|zoom=6 &mdash; Vancouver, British Columbia
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* Stanley Park|zoom=6 &mdash; [[Vancouver]], British Columbia
 
* Trent-Severn Waterway - |zoom=6 &mdash; (Trenton to Port Severn) and Peterborough Lift Lock, Ontario
 
* Trent-Severn Waterway - |zoom=6 &mdash; (Trenton to Port Severn) and Peterborough Lift Lock, Ontario
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Various smaller sites are listed in their host city's.
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Various smaller sites are listed in their host cities.
 
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===National Landmark===
 
===National Landmark===
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* Pingo National Landmark - |zoom=6 &mdash; located 5 km west of Tuktoyaktuk in the Northwest Territories.
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* Pingo National Landmark - |zoom=6 &mdash; located 5 kilometers west of Tuktoyaktuk in the [[Northwest Territories]].
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==Park entry fees==
 
==Park entry fees==
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Most [[Canada|Canadian]] national parks collect an ndex_e.asp entry fee; [[Canada|Canadian]] residents and international visitors pay the same price regardless of citizenship or place of residence. A few national parks are close to other parks (such as [[Banff National Park]] or Yoho National Park, mountain parks on the [[Alberta]]-BC border); it is feasible to visit several parks in the same day and only pay once as the paid entry fee is valid until 4PM the following day.
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Most Canadian national parks collect an ndex_e.asp entry fee; Canadian residents and international visitors pay the same price regardless of citizenship or place of residence. A few national parks are close to other parks (such as Banff National Park or Yoho National Park, mountain parks on the Alberta-BC border); it is possible to visit several parks in the same day and only pay once as the paid entry fee is valid until 4PM the following day.
 
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Visitor fees are used to enhance and maintain the parks and visitor services; they do not go to general government revenues.
 
Visitor fees are used to enhance and maintain the parks and visitor services; they do not go to general government revenues.
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Youth and children up to the age of 17 are allowed free admission to all national parks.
 
Youth and children up to the age of 17 are allowed free admission to all national parks.
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If visiting [[Canada|Canadian]] national parks for a week or more, or visiting more than a half-dozen national parks and national historic sites in a calendar year, it may be less expensive to purchase an annual Discovery Pass.
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If visiting Canadian national parks for a week or more, or visiting more than a half-dozen national parks and national historic sites in a calendar year, it may be less expensive to purchase an annual Discovery Pass.
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A Discovery Pass includes admission to national historic sites operated by Parks [[Canada]], such as the [[Banff]] Park Museum, Cave and Basin National Historic Site, Cafe U Ranch, Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site and Fort Langley National Historic Site.
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Parks [[Canada]] does not operate all of [[Canada|Canada's]] national historic sites. To add confusion, Québec uses "parc national" for both federal and provincial (SÉPAQ) parks, which are two separate systems with non-interchangeable system passes. Due to its international, divided status the Thousand Islands has both a [[Canada|Canadian]] national park and an American state park, part of separate systems.
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A Discovery Pass includes admission to national historic sites operated by Parks Canada, such as the Banff Park Museum, Cave and Basin National Historic Site, Cafe U Ranch, Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site and Fort Langley National Historic Site.
 
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Parks Canada does not operate all of Canada's national historic sites. To add confusion, Québec uses "parc national" for both federal and provincial (SÉPAQ) parks, which are two separate systems with non-interchangeable system passes. Due to its international, divided status the Thousand Islands has both a Canadian national park and an American state park, part of separate systems.
 
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===Reservations===
 
===Reservations===
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Campgrounds may be reserved in advance. eserve.aspx Reservations open in January for the next April 1-March 31 period. Reservations are available from www.reservation.parkscanada.gc.ca or +1-877-RESERVE (+1-877-737-3783, 8AM Monday - 6PM local time); Parks Canada general information is provided at +1-888-773-8888.
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Campgrounds may be reserved in advance. eserve.aspx Reservations open in January for the next April 1-March 31 period. Reservations are available from www.reservation.parkscanada.gc.ca or +1-877-RESERVE (+1-877-737-3783, 8AM Monday - 6PM local time); Parks [[Canada]] general information is provided at +1-888-773-8888.
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== Local Customs in {{FULLPAGENAME}} ==
 
== Local Customs in {{FULLPAGENAME}} ==
 
In short: Leave-no-trace camping is always advised in National Parks.
 
In short: Leave-no-trace camping is always advised in National Parks.
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Disturbing wildlife is illegal in a national park. Leave rocks, plants, bones and antlers as you found them. A few parks contain archaeological sites or are in ecologically-sensitive locations such as the high Arctic. You may need to pack out any rubbish with you when you leave; if there are no toilets|latrines in a sensitive location, excrement should be packed out or buried. Anything left behind in the far north may take a very long time to decay, if it's biodegradable at all.
 
Disturbing wildlife is illegal in a national park. Leave rocks, plants, bones and antlers as you found them. A few parks contain archaeological sites or are in ecologically-sensitive locations such as the high Arctic. You may need to pack out any rubbish with you when you leave; if there are no toilets|latrines in a sensitive location, excrement should be packed out or buried. Anything left behind in the far north may take a very long time to decay, if it's biodegradable at all.
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Some parts of the parks are restricted to protect wildlife; for instance, if a beachfront nesting habitat for endangered birds is not accessible to the public, it is left undisturbed with no roads into the protected segments.
 
Some parts of the parks are restricted to protect wildlife; for instance, if a beachfront nesting habitat for endangered birds is not accessible to the public, it is left undisturbed with no roads into the protected segments.
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Many parks are in remote or forested locations with crucially no local firefighting capability. A cook stove is preferable to an open camp fire, due to risk of wildfires. Keep any fires small enough to burn to ash before you leave. Never build a fire on moss or Arctic tundra where it can spread underground.
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Many parks are in remote or forested locations with essentially no local firefighting capability. A cook stove is preferable to an open camp fire, due to risk of wildfires. Keep any fires small enough to burn to ash before you leave. Never build a fire on moss or Arctic tundra where it can spread underground.
 
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Do not leave markers, messages or other manmade indicators behind; leave the parkland in its natural, untouched state for the next voyager. In some wilderness locations without marked permanent camp sites, leave-no-trace camping is advised.
 
Do not leave markers, messages or other manmade indicators behind; leave the parkland in its natural, untouched state for the next voyager. In some wilderness locations without marked permanent camp sites, leave-no-trace camping is advised.
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A few parks in remote far northern locations like Ellesmere Island or the Torngat Mountains National Park|Torngat Mountains require visitors register on entry and notify the park office on departure. Failure to deregister (or leave a message indicating your party successfully completed its trip) risks the launch of a expensive and awkward search if authorities mistakenly believe you are still stranded in the park.
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A few parks in remote far northern locations like Ellesmere Island or the Torngat Mountains National Park|Torngat Mountains require visitors register on entry and notify the park office on departure. Failure to deregister (or leave a message indicating your party successfully completed its trip) risks the launch of a very expensive and awkward search if authorities mistakenly believe you are still stranded in the park.
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<h2 class=subheader>Stay Safe</h2>
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Help is not always close at hand. Parks [[Canada]] sites vary from beaten-path (such as the Rideau Canal in Ottawa or the literary travel|Anne of Green Gables site in [[Prince Edward Island]] National Park) to almost next-to-imfeasible destinations (such as [[Nunavut]] and the high Arctic). In some places, a satellite phone may be the only communication in an emergency and GPS the only waypoint or location marker. A national 24-hour emergency dispatcher may be reached in [[Jasper]], [[Alberta]] at +1 780-852-3100 (freephone: +1-877-852-3100) if attempts to contact a local park office fail, but it may take days for help to arrive in adverse conditions in a truly remote location accessible only by aircraft.
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<h2 class=subheader>Stay safe as a Muslim in {{FULLPAGENAME}}</h2>
 
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Help is not always close at hand. Parks Canada sites vary from beaten-path (such as the Rideau Canal in Ottawa or the literary travel|Anne of Green Gables site in Prince Edward Island National Park) to almost next-to-impossible destinations (such as Nunavut and the high Arctic). In some places, a satellite phone may be the only communication in an emergency and GPS the only waypoint or location marker. A national 24-hour emergency dispatcher may be reached in Jasper, Alberta at +1 780-852-3100 (freephone: +1-877-852-3100) if attempts to contact a local park office fail, but it may take days for help to arrive in adverse conditions in a truly remote location accessible only by aircraft.
 
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As adverse weather may delay your departure from a remote location; it's best to carry a few extra days worth of provisions.
 
As adverse weather may delay your departure from a remote location; it's best to carry a few extra days worth of provisions.
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If heading far from the beaten path, leave an itinerary with intended route locations, activities and date of expected return, names of all visitors and guides in the group (with emergency contact info for each) and description of major identifiable equipment (like tents or cruising on small craft|watercraft).
 
If heading far from the beaten path, leave an itinerary with intended route locations, activities and date of expected return, names of all visitors and guides in the group (with emergency contact info for each) and description of major identifiable equipment (like tents or cruising on small craft|watercraft).
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Dangerous animals are a hazard; you are on their turf, so be bear aware. Foodstuffs may need to be packaged in bear-resistant containers. Significant restrictions dictate who may carry firearms in national parks. By necessity, Parks [[Canada]] allows specially-licensed guides, natives or researchers to carry firearms for protection from polar bears in nine of the parks: Ivvavik and Vuntut (northern Yukon), Aulavik and Tuktut Nogait (Northwest Territories), Quttinirpaaq (Ellesmere Island, [[Nunavut]]), Sirmilik and Auyuittuq (Baffin Island, [[Nunavut]]), Torngat Mountains National Park (Labrador) and Wapusk National Park (north of Churchill, Manitoba). The bears are a protected animal ethics|species at risk but, if warning shots, flares, air horns or pepper spray fail to scare bears away from humans and the armed native bear guards are empowered to use lethal force to protect human life.
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Dangerous animals are a hazard; you are on their turf, so be bear aware. Foodstuffs may need to be packaged in bear-resistant containers. Significant restrictions dictate who may carry firearms in national parks. By necessity, Parks Canada allows specially-licensed guides, natives or researchers to carry firearms for protection from polar bears in nine of the parks: Ivvavik and Vuntut (northern Yukon), Aulavik and Tuktut Nogait (Northwest Territories), Quttinirpaaq (Ellesmere Island, Nunavut), Sirmilik and Auyuittuq (Baffin Island, Nunavut), Torngat Mountains National Park (Labrador) and Wapusk National Park (north of Churchill, Manitoba). The bears are a protected animal ethics|species at risk but, if warning shots, flares, air horns or pepper spray fail to scare bears away from humans, the armed native bear guards are empowered to use lethal force to protect human life.
 
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National Parks in Canada are managed by Parks Canada.

National Parks

There are 38 federally-operated National Parks, nine National Park Reserves, three National Marine Conservation Areas (NMCAs), one NMCA Reserve and one National Landmark. A shaded background indicates the park is part of a UNESCO World Heritage List site. National Park Reserves, areas subject to native land claims, are indicated by "(Reserve)".

National Historic Sites

Parks Canada also operates some (but not all) of Canada's National Historic Sites. A few are located within national parks, such as Banff or Jasper. Others among the more than 170 sites operated by Parks Canada include:

  • Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site AAAAAA|zoom=6 — Baddeck, Nova Scotia
  • L'Anse aux Meadows - |zoom=6 — abandoned Viking settlement on Newfoundland's Great Northern Peninsula
  • Bar U Ranch|zoom=6 — Longview, Alberta
  • Batoche - |zoom=6 — former village and Louis Riel battle site near Prince Albert, Saskatchewan
  • Bellevue House - |zoom=6 — Kingston, Ontario
  • Cape Spear - |zoom=6 — easternmost point in Canada, near St. John's, Newfoundland - site of Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site
  • Chilkoot Trail|zoom=6 — Chilkoot, British Columbia
  • Dredge No. 4 GPS 63.9436,-139.3356|zoom=6 — Bonanza Creek, near Dawson City, Yukon
  • Dawson Historical Complex GPS 64.063217,-139.430289|zoom=6 and
  • SS Keno|zoom=6 — Dawson City, Yukon
  • Forges du Saint-Maurice|zoom=6 — Trois-Rivières, Quebec
  • Fort Anne|zoom=6 and Scots Fort, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
  • Fort Battleford|zoom=6 — Battleford, Saskatchewan
  • Fort Beauséjour - |zoom=6 — Aulac, New Brunswick
  • Fort George - |zoom=6 and {{marker|type=vicinity* Fort Mississauga|zoom=6 — Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
  • Fort Langley National Historic Site|zoom=6 — Langley (British Columbia) | Langley, British Columbia
  • Fortress of Louisbourg - |zoom=6 — Nova Scotia
  • Fortifications of Québec|zoom=6 — Quebec City, Quebec
  • Fort Wellington|zoom=6 and Lua error: Cannot create process: proc_open(/dev/null): Failed to open stream: Operation not permitted

A Discovery Pass includes admission to national historic sites operated by Parks Canada, such as the Banff Park Museum, Cave and Basin National Historic Site, Cafe U Ranch, Rocky Mountain House National Historic Site and Fort Langley National Historic Site. Parks Canada does not operate all of Canada's national historic sites. To add confusion, Québec uses "parc national" for both federal and provincial (SÉPAQ) parks, which are two separate systems with non-interchangeable system passes. Due to its international, divided status the Thousand Islands has both a Canadian national park and an American state park, part of separate systems.

Reservations

Campgrounds may be reserved in advance. eserve.aspx Reservations open in January for the next April 1-March 31 period. Reservations are available from www.reservation.parkscanada.gc.ca or +1-877-RESERVE (+1-877-737-3783, 8AM Monday - 6PM local time); Parks Canada general information is provided at +1-888-773-8888.

Local Customs in Canadian National Parks

In short: Leave-no-trace camping is always advised in National Parks. Disturbing wildlife is illegal in a national park. Leave rocks, plants, bones and antlers as you found them. A few parks contain archaeological sites or are in ecologically-sensitive locations such as the high Arctic. You may need to pack out any rubbish with you when you leave; if there are no toilets|latrines in a sensitive location, excrement should be packed out or buried. Anything left behind in the far north may take a very long time to decay, if it's biodegradable at all. Some parts of the parks are restricted to protect wildlife; for instance, if a beachfront nesting habitat for endangered birds is not accessible to the public, it is left undisturbed with no roads into the protected segments. Many parks are in remote or forested locations with crucially no local firefighting capability. A cook stove is preferable to an open camp fire, due to risk of wildfires. Keep any fires small enough to burn to ash before you leave. Never build a fire on moss or Arctic tundra where it can spread underground. Do not leave markers, messages or other manmade indicators behind; leave the parkland in its natural, untouched state for the next voyager. In some wilderness locations without marked permanent camp sites, leave-no-trace camping is advised. A few parks in remote far northern locations like Ellesmere Island or the Torngat Mountains National Park|Torngat Mountains require visitors register on entry and notify the park office on departure. Failure to deregister (or leave a message indicating your party successfully completed its trip) risks the launch of a expensive and awkward search if authorities mistakenly believe you are still stranded in the park.

Stay Safe

Help is not always close at hand. Parks Canada sites vary from beaten-path (such as the Rideau Canal in Ottawa or the literary travel|Anne of Green Gables site in Prince Edward Island National Park) to almost next-to-imfeasible destinations (such as Nunavut and the high Arctic). In some places, a satellite phone may be the only communication in an emergency and GPS the only waypoint or location marker. A national 24-hour emergency dispatcher may be reached in Jasper, Alberta at +1 780-852-3100 (freephone: +1-877-852-3100) if attempts to contact a local park office fail, but it may take days for help to arrive in adverse conditions in a truly remote location accessible only by aircraft. As adverse weather may delay your departure from a remote location; it's best to carry a few extra days worth of provisions. If heading far from the beaten path, leave an itinerary with intended route locations, activities and date of expected return, names of all visitors and guides in the group (with emergency contact info for each) and description of major identifiable equipment (like tents or cruising on small craft|watercraft). Dangerous animals are a hazard; you are on their turf, so be bear aware. Foodstuffs may need to be packaged in bear-resistant containers. Significant restrictions dictate who may carry firearms in national parks. By necessity, Parks Canada allows specially-licensed guides, natives or researchers to carry firearms for protection from polar bears in nine of the parks: Ivvavik and Vuntut (northern Yukon), Aulavik and Tuktut Nogait (Northwest Territories), Quttinirpaaq (Ellesmere Island, Nunavut), Sirmilik and Auyuittuq (Baffin Island, Nunavut), Torngat Mountains National Park (Labrador) and Wapusk National Park (north of Churchill, Manitoba). The bears are a protected animal ethics|species at risk but, if warning shots, flares, air horns or pepper spray fail to scare bears away from humans and the armed native bear guards are empowered to use lethal force to protect human life.



Name Photo Location Area Established
Aulavik - |zoom=6}} Northwest Territories 12200 km2 1992
Auyuittuq - |zoom=6}} Pangnirtung Fiord South 2 2001-07-15 - Pangnirtung Fiord South 2 2001-07-15.jpg Nunavut 19089 km2 2001
Banff National Park|Banff - |zoom=6}} Moraine Lake 17092005 - 300px Alberta 6641 km2 1885
Bruce Peninsula - |zoom=6}} CyprusLake - Bruce Peninsula - 300px Ontario 154 km2 1987
Cape Breton Highlands - |zoom=6}} NS CapeBretonHighlands1 tango7174 - 300px Nova Scotia 949 km2 1936
Elk Island - |zoom=6}} Bison Elk Island - 300px Alberta 194 km2 1913
Forillon - |zoom=6}} Forillon National Park of Canada 1 - Forillon National Park of Canada 1.jpg Quebec 244 km2 1970
Fundy - |zoom=6}} Fundy NP New Brunswick 1 - 300px New Brunswick 206 km2 1948
Georgian Bay Islands - |zoom=6}} BeausoleilIslandCedarSprings2004 - 300px Ontario 14 km2 1929
Glacier National Park (British Columbia) | Glacier - |zoom=6}} Glacier np canada - Glacier np canada.JPG British Columbia 1349 km2 1886
Grasslands - |zoom=6}} Saskatchewan - Grasslands National Park 02 - 300px Saskatchewan 907 km2 1981
Gros Morne - |zoom=6}} NLW GrosMorne4 tango7174 - NLW GrosMorne4 tango7174.jpg Newfoundland and Labrador 1805 km2 1973
Gulf Islands - |zoom=6}}
(Reserve) 		Gulfislfromair - Gulfislfromair.jpg British Columbia 36 km2 2003
Gwaii Haanas - |zoom=6}}
(Reserve) 		Haida_villagesite - 300px British Columbia 1495 km2 1988
Ivvavik - |zoom=6}}

View up Firth River in mountain reach, Ivvavik National Park, YT - View up Firth River in mountain reach

Yukon 10168 km2 1984
Jasper National Park|Jasper - |zoom=6}} Fryatt Valley top - 300px Alberta 10878 km2 1907
Kejimkujik - |zoom=6}} Kejimkujik NP Nova Scotia 3 - 300px Nova Scotia 404 km2 1968
Kluane - |zoom=6}}
(two units: a Park and a Reserve) 		Kings_throne_view - 300px Yukon 22013 km2 1976 (Reserve)
1993 (Park)
Kootenay - |zoom=6}} Kootenay National Park - 300px British Columbia 1406 km2 1920
Kouchibouguac - |zoom=6}} Kouchibouguac - 300px New Brunswick 239 km2 1969
La Mauricie - |zoom=6}} Ile aux pins - 300px Quebec 536 km2 1970
Mealy Mountains|zoom=6}} Mealy Mountains Labrador 1 - 300px Newfoundland and Labrador 10700 km2 2015
Mingan Archipelago - |zoom=6}}
(Reserve) 		Monolithes de L'Archipel de Mingan - 300px Quebec 151 km2 1984
Mount Revelstoke National Park|Mount Revelstoke - |zoom=6}} File:Mount_Revelstoke_National_Park_1 - 300px British Columbia 260 km2 1914
Naats'ihch'oh - |zoom=6}}
(Reserve) 		Howard's Pass Yukon Territory 1 - 300px Northwest Territories 4850 km2 2014
Nahanni - |zoom=6}}
(Reserve) 		Nahanni - VirginiaFalls - 300px Northwest Territories 30000 km2 1976
Pacific Rim - |zoom=6}}
(Reserve) 		Longbeach prnp - Longbeach prnp.jpg British Columbia 511 km2 1970
Point Pelee - |zoom=6}} Boardwalk_in_Pelee - 300px Ontario 15 km2 1918
Prince Albert National Park|Prince Albert - |zoom=6}} Prince Albert National Park - 300px Saskatchewan 3874 km2 1927
Prince Edward Island National Park|Prince Edward Island - |zoom=6}} Lake_of_Shining_Waters_-_Prince_Edward_Island_National_Park_(22492133101) - Lake_of_Shining_Waters_-_Prince_Edward_Island_National_Park_(22492133101).jpg Prince Edward Island 22 km2 1937
Pukaskwa - |zoom=6}} HorseshoeBayPukaskwaPark23 - 300px Ontario 1878 km2 1978
Qausuittuq|zoom=6}} Peary caribou - looking west towards Evan's Bay - 300px Nunavut 11000 km2 2015
Quttinirpaaq - |zoom=6}} Tanquary Fiord 16 1997-08-05 - 300px Nunavut 37775 km2 2001
Riding Mountain National Park|Riding Mountain - |zoom=6}} Bison herd - Lake Audy - Riding Mountain National Park - Bison herd - Lake Audy - Riding Mountain National Park.JPG Manitoba 2973 km2 1933
Rouge - |zoom=6}} Little Rouge River Lookout - Little Rouge River Lookout.jpg Ontario 19 km2 2015
zoom=6}} SableHorses - 300px Nova Scotia 34 km2 2013
Sirmilik - |zoom=6}} Sirmilik Glacier 2 1997-08-06 - Sirmilik Glacier 2 1997-08-06.jpg Nunavut 22200 km2 2001
Terra Nova|zoom=6}} NLC TerraNova3 tango7174 - 300px Newfoundland and Labrador 400 km2 1957
Thaidene Nene - |zoom=6}}
(Reserve) 		UtsingiPoint-GreatSlaveLake - 300px Northwest Territories Approx. 14000 km2 proposed
zoom=6}} Thousand Islands 2 - 300px Ontario 24 km2 1904
Torngat Mountains - |zoom=6}} Nachvak Fjord Labrador 2008 - 300px Newfoundland and Labrador 9700 km2 2008
Tuktut Nogait - |zoom=6}} Evening_shadows_on_tundra - 300px Northwest Territories 16340 km2 1996
Ukkusiksalik - |zoom=6}} Ukkusiksalik_NP_1 - 300px Nunavut 20885 km2 2003
Vuntut - |zoom=6}} Vontut National Park - 300px Yukon 4345 km2 1995
Wapusk - |zoom=6}} Bärenmutter & Junges 3 2004-11-17 - Bärenmutter & Junges 3 2004-11-17.jpg Manitoba 11475 km2 1996
Waterton Lakes National Park|Waterton Lakes - |zoom=6}} Upper Waterton Lake - 300px Alberta 505 km2 1895
Wood Buffalo - |zoom=6}} Wood-Buffalo-NP Gros Beak Lake 2 98-07-02 - 300px Alberta
Northwest Territories 		44807 km2 1922
Yoho - |zoom=6}} YohoNP-Takakkaw IMG 1372-800x533byBMK - 300px British Columbia 1313 km2 1886
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