Ruaha National Park

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Ruaha National Park is a vast, wildlife-rich protected area in central Tanzania known for its large elephant populations, diverse predators, and relatively untouched, rugged landscapes.

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Ruaha National Park canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
access by air via park airstrips
by road from Iringa
area about 20,000 square kilometres
about 7,700 square miles
climate semi-arid
continent Africa
country Tanzania
drySeason June to October
established 1964
governingBody Tanzania National Parks Authority
hasEcosystemType miombo woodland
riverine forest
savanna
hasIUCNCategory II
hasSpecies African bush elephant
African wild dog
buffalo
cheetah
crocodile
eland
giraffe
greater kudu
hippopotamus
impala
leopard
lesser kudu
lion
over 500 bird species
roan antelope
sable antelope
spotted hyena
waterbuck
zebra
knownFor high predator diversity
large elephant population
relatively low tourist density
rugged landscapes
locatedIn Iringa Region
central Tanzania
namedAfter Great Ruaha River
nearestCity Iringa Region
surface form: Iringa
partOf Tanzania National Parks system
rainySeason November to April
tourismActivity birdwatching
game drives
walking safaris
traversedBy Great Ruaha River

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Tanzania nationalPark Ruaha National Park
Mikumi National Park connectedTo Ruaha National Park
Tanzania National Parks Authority manages Ruaha National Park