Provincial Parks in Manitoba

Provincial Parks in Manitoba

Dieser Artikel stellt eine Liste der Provincial Parks in der kanadischen Provinz Manitoba dar.

Asessippi Provincial Park
Hecla-Grindstone Provincial Park
Pisew Falls Provincial Park
Whiteshell Provincial Park

Eine rechtliche Grundlage für die Einrichtung von Provinicial Parks wurde 1960 mit dem Provincial Parks Act geschaffen. Bis zum Jahr 2010 wurden 81 Provincial Parks und 13 Park Reserves mit einer Gesamtfläche von über 4,6 Millionen Hektar, über 2000 Kilometer Wanderwegen und 55 Campingplätzen ausgebaut.[1]

Provincial Parks

  • Asessippi Provincial Park
  • Atikaki Provincial Wilderness Park
  • Bakers Narrows Provincial Park
  • Beaudry Provincial Park
  • Beaver Creek Provincial Park
  • Bell Lake Provincial Park
  • Birch Point Provincial Park
  • Birds Hill Provincial Park
  • Burge Lake Provincial Park
  • Camp Morton Provincial Park
  • Caribou River Provincial Wilderness Park
  • Clearwater Lake Provincial Park
  • Duck Mountain Provincial Park
  • Duff Roblin Provincial Park
  • Elk Island Provincial Park
  • Grand Beach Provincial Park
  • Grass River Provincial Park
  • Hecla-Grindstone Provincial Park
  • Hnausa Beach Provincial Park
  • Kettle Stones Provincial Park
  • Lake St. George Provincial Park
  • Lockport Provincial Heritage Park
  • Lundar Beach Provincial Park
  • Manipogo Provincial Park
  • Moose Lake Provincial Park
  • Nopiming Provincial Park
  • Norris Lake Provincial Park
  • North Steeprock Lake Provincial Park
  • Numaykoos Lake Provincial Wilderness Park
  • Paint Lake Provincial Park
  • Pembina Valley Provincial Park
  • Pinawa Dam Provincial Heritage Park
  • Pisew Falls Provincial Park
  • Rainbow Beach Provincial Park
  • River Road Provincial Heritage Park
  • Rivers Provincial Park
  • Sand Lakes Provincial Wilderness Park
  • Spruce Woods Provincial Park
  • St. Ambroise Beach Provincial Park
  • St. Malo Provincial Park
  • St. Norbert Provincial Heritage Park
  • Stephenfield Provincial Park
  • Trappist Monastery Provincial Heritage Park
  • Provincial Heritage Park
  • Turtle Mountain Provincial Park
  • Watchorn Provincial Park
  • Wekusko Falls Provincial Park
  • Whitefish Lake Provincial Park
  • Whitemouth Provincial Park
  • Whiteshell Provincial Park
  • William Lake Provincial Park
  • Winnipeg Beach Provincial Park
  • Zed Lake Provincial Park

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ http://www.gov.mb.ca/conservation/parks/celebrate/history.html

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