Lowden State Park

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Lowden State Park is a scenic Illinois state park along the Rock River, best known for its forested bluffs, river views, and the iconic Black Hawk Statue.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Illinois state park
protected area
country United States
hasActivity birdwatching
camping
fishing
hiking
picnicking
hasEcosystem deciduous forest
hasFeature forested bluffs
river views
hasLandmark Black Hawk Statue
linked to: Black Hawk statue
hasPublicAccess yes
hasRecreationFacility campground
observation points
picnic areas
shelters
hasTrailType hiking trails
hasViewOf Rock River valley
isKnownFor Black Hawk Statue
linked to: Black Hawk statue

scenic vistas
isTypeOf day-use and camping park
locatedIn Ogle County, Illinois
locatedOn Rock River
managingOrganization Illinois Department of Natural Resources
namedAfter Frank O. Lowden
linked to: Frank Orren Lowden
nearestCity Oregon, Illinois
region northern Illinois
state Illinois

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Ogle County, Illinois contains Lowden State Park
Oregon, Illinois hasNearbyAttraction Lowden State Park
Oregon, Illinois hasNearbyProtectedArea Lowden State Park
City of Oregon, Illinois hasNearbyLandmark Lowden State Park
The Eternal Indian locatedNear Lowden State Park
The Eternal Indian partOf Lowden State Park
Black Hawk statue locatedInProtectedArea Lowden State Park
Illinois state recreation areas hasPart Lowden State Park and Recreation Area
linked to: Lowden State Park