Drawa National Park

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Drawa National Park is a protected natural area in northwestern Poland, known for its pristine forests, lakes, and the scenic Drawa River that runs through it.

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Drawa National Park canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
area approximately 11,300 hectares
approximately 113 square kilometers
contains forests
lakes
peat bogs
sandur plains
wetlands
containsRiver Drawa River
country Poland
ecosystemType coniferous forests
mixed forests
riparian forests
established 1990
governingBody Polish Ministry of the Environment
hasActivity birdwatching
hiking
kayaking
nature education
hasFauna European beaver
black stork
otter
red deer
white-tailed eagle
wild boar
hasFlora European beech
Scots pine
alder
oak
IUCNCategory II
knownFor biodiversity
clean lakes
kayaking routes
pristine forests
scenic Drawa River
locatedIn northwestern Poland
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Greater Poland Voivodeship
Lubusz Voivodeship
West Pomeranian Voivodeship
locatedNear Człopa
Dobiegniew
Drawsko Pomorskie
namedAfter Drawa River
partOf Drawsko Lake District
Pomeranian Lake District
partOfNetwork Natura 2000
linked to: Natura 2000 network
riverType kayaking river

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Drawa National Park (part) partOf Drawa National Park
Drawa River flowsThrough Drawa National Park
Drawa River hasProtectedArea Drawa National Park
Drawa passesThrough Drawa National Park
Drawa hasProtectedArea Drawa National Park