Arches National Park

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national park protected area

Arches National Park is a U.S. national park in eastern Utah renowned for its more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches and striking red rock landscapes.

Statements (58)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	national park → protected area →
annualVisitation	over 1 million visitors per year →
area	about 119 square miles → about 310 square kilometers →
biome	high desert →
climate	semi-arid →
contains	Balanced Rock → Broken Arch → Courthouse Towers → Delicate Arch → Devils Garden → Double Arch → Double O Arch → Fiery Furnace → Landscape Arch → Navajo Arch → Park Avenue NERFINISHED → Partition Arch → Pine Tree Arch → Sand Dune Arch → Skyline Arch → Tower Arch → Tunnel Arch → Windows Section →
country	United States →
designatedAsNationalPark	1971-11-12 →
ecosystem	cold desert ecosystem →
elevationRange	about 1,220 to 1,710 meters → about 4,000 to 5,600 feet →
establishedAsNationalMonument	1929-04-12 →
governingBody	National Park Service →
IUCNCategory	II (National Park) →
knownFor	balanced rocks → natural sandstone arches → red rock landscapes → rock fins and spires →
locatedIn	Grand County, Utah → Utah → eastern Utah →
mainEntranceRoad	Arches Scenic Drive →
managingOrganization	U.S. National Park Service →
nearestCity	Moab, Utah →
numberOfNaturalArches	more than 2,000 →
offersActivity	hiking → photography → rock climbing → scenic driving →
partOf	U.S. National Park System →
protectedFor	desert ecosystems → geologic formations →
region	Colorado Plateau →
rockType	Entrada Sandstone → Navajo Sandstone →
state	Utah →
timeZone	Mountain Time Zone →
touristAttractionIn	Utah →
USStateAbbreviation	UT →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Colorado Plateau → Southwestern United States →	contains
Utah →	hasNationalPark
Mountain States →	hasNotableNationalPark