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Park History and Wildlife
A Brief History
Geology
Wildlife
Weather and Activities
A Park Bridging Two Nations
In 1895 Waterton Provincial Park was established, and in 1910 Glacier National Park was formed.
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A Park Bridging Two Nations
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Glacier National Park straddles the U.S. and Canadian border
in Northwest Montana. It is a land of glacially carved mountain ranges, jade colored
alpine lakes, alpine meadows and prairie grasslands; home to a spectacular mixture
of wildlife. From grizzlies to wolves, from mountain goats to bighorn sheep, from
bald eagles to black bear, the park abounds in a range of species that once covered
a great portion of the Western United States and Canada. In 1895 Waterton Provincial Park was established, and in 1910 Glacier National Park was formed. |
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