Mole National Park

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Mole National Park is Ghana’s largest and most famous wildlife reserve, known for its savannah landscapes and populations of elephants, antelopes, and other native species.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
access by road from Tamale
area about 4,840 square kilometres
climate tropical savanna climate
continent Africa
country Ghana
distanceFrom about 170 km west of Tamale
elevation generally between 150 and 600 metres above sea level
established 1971
formerStatus game reserve
governingBody Wildlife Division of the Forestry Commission of Ghana NERFINISHED
hasFeature rocky escarpments
waterholes used by elephants
hasRiver Lovi River NERFINISHED
Mole River NERFINISHED
hasSpecies African bush elephant NERFINISHED
buffalo
crocodile
green monkey
hartebeest
hyena
kob antelope
leopard
olive baboon
over 300 bird species
roan antelope
warthog
waterbuck
IUCNCategory II (National Park)
knownFor antelope species
large population of African elephants
savannah landscapes
wildlife viewing on foot and by vehicle
languageRegion predominantly Gonja and other local languages
locatedIn Northern Region, Ghana NERFINISHED
nearestTown Damongo NERFINISHED
Larabanga NERFINISHED
partOf Guinea savanna zone NERFINISHED
significance important site for biodiversity conservation in Ghana
largest wildlife refuge in Ghana
terrain grassland savannah
riparian forest along rivers
savannah woodland
touristActivity birdwatching
guided walking safaris
safari drives
wildlife photography
touristAttraction Mole Motel NERFINISHED

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Northern Region hasTouristAttraction Mole National Park