Protected Areas
Magura National Park
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Magura National Park is a protected area in southeastern Poland near the border with Slovakia, straddling the Lesser Poland and Subcarpathian voivodeships. Established in 1995 and covering about 194 square kilometers, mostly forested, it protects the upper basin of the Wisloka River and the low, heavily wooded ridges of the Beskid Niski, taking its name from the Magura Watkowska massif.
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