Cabo Orange National Park

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Cabo Orange National Park is a coastal protected area in northern Brazil known for its mangroves, wetlands, and rich biodiversity along the Atlantic coast of Amapá.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
borderedBy French Guiana
climate equatorial
country Brazil
governedBy Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation
ICMBio
hasConservationObjective protection of biodiversity
protection of coastal ecosystems
protection of mangroves
protection of wetlands
hasEcosystemType coastal ecosystem
flooded savanna
mangrove
tropical rainforest
wetland
hasFeature coastal dunes
flooded plains
sandbanks
tidal channels
hasHabitat coastal lagoon
estuarine habitat
mangrove forest
salt marsh
tidal flat
hasOfficialNameInPortuguese Parque Nacional do Cabo Orange
isImportantFor bird migration routes
fish spawning areas
maintenance of coastal ecological processes
isPartOfNetwork Brazilian National System of Conservation Units
IUCNCategory II
languageOfToponym Portuguese
locatedIn Amapá
Northern Brazil
locatedOnCoastOf Atlantic Ocean
nearRiverMouth Oiapoque River
partOf Amazon River estuary region
Amazon biome
protectsSpeciesGroup aquatic mammals
fish
marine turtles
migratory birds

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Amapá hasProtectedArea Cabo Orange National Park
Cabo Orange National Park hasOfficialNameInPortuguese Parque Nacional do Cabo Orange
linked to: Cabo Orange National Park