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Faerder National Park is a marine national park in Faerder Municipality, Vestfold county, Norway, established on August 23, 2013, and covering about 340 square kilometers, of which roughly 325 square kilometers is water. It protects the archipelago east of the islands Notteroy and Tjome, including large parts of the Bolaerne archipelago, the Faerder Lighthouse and the ruins of the older Store Faerder Lighthouse, and borders Ytre Hvaler National Park to the east. It is managed by the Norwegian Environment Agency under IUCN Category II.

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Færder National Park is a national park in Færder Municipality in Vestfold county, Norway.
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