Nullarbor National Park

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Nullarbor National Park
IUCN Category II (National Park)
Nullarbor National Park
Nearest town/city: Eucla
Coordinates: 31°30′38″S, 129°57′01″E
Area: 5883 km²
Managing authorities: Department for Environment and Heritage
Official site: Nullarbor National Park

Nullarbor is a national park in South Australia (Australia), 887 km west of Adelaide. It adjoins the Great Australian Bight Marine Park and includes the spectacular Bunda Cliffs of the Great Australian Bight.

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National Parks:
Belair | Canunda | Coffin Bay | Coorong | Flinders Chase | Flinders Ranges | Gawler Ranges | Innes | Lake Eyre | Lake Gairdner | Lake Torrens | Lincoln | Mount Remarkable | Murray River | Naracoorte Caves | Nullarbor | Onkaparinga River | Vulkathunha-Gammon Ranges | Witjira

Conservation Parks:
Acraman Creek | Billiatt | Black Hill | Cape Gantheaume | Cleland | Cox Scrub | Danggali | Deep Creek | Fairview | Kelly Hill | Hacks Lagoon | Lake Gilles | Marino | Monarto | Morialta | Naracoorte Caves | Ngarkat group | Scott Creek | Seal Bay | Simpson Desert | Spring Gully | Talisker | Telowie Gorge | Unnamed

Recreation Parks:
Brownhill Creek | Onkaparinga River | Totness

Regional Reserves:
Lake Frome | Nullarbor | Simpson Desert | Strzelecki 

Conservation Reserves:
Chadinga | Naracoorte Caves

Wilderness Protection Areas:
Cape Gantheaume | Ravine des Casoars 

Game Reserves:
Bool Lagoon


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