Stokes National Park
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Stokes is a national park in Western Australia (Australia), 538 km east of Perth.
[edit] Fact sheet
- Area: 97 km²
- Coordinates:
- Date of establishment: 1976
- Managing authorities: Department of Conservation and Land Management
- IUCN category: II
[edit] See also
Alexander Morrison | Avon Valley | Badgingarra | Beedelup | Boorabbin | Brockman | Cape Arid | Cape Le Grand | Cape Range | Collier Range | D’Entrecasteaux | Drovers Cave | Drysdale River | Eucla | Fitzgerald River | Francois Peron | Frank Hann | Geikie Gorge | Gloucester | Goongarrie | Gooseberry Hill | Greenmount | Hassell | Hidden Valley | John Forrest | Kalamunda | Kalbarri | Karijini | Kennedy Range | Leeuwin-Naturaliste | Lesmurdie Falls | Lesueur | Millstream-Chichester | Moore River | Mount Augustus | Mount Frankland | Nambung | Neerabup | Peak Charles | Porongurup | Purnululu | Rudall River | Scott | Serpentine | Shannon | Sir James Mitchell | Stirling Range | Stokes | Tathra | Torndirrup | Tuart Forest | Tunnel Creek | Walpole-Nornalup | Walyunga | Warren | Watheroo | Waychinicup | West Cape Howe | William Bay | Windjana Gorge | Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater | Yalgorup | Yanchep
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