Pacific National Historical Park

Protected area preserving historical sites and cultural heritage along the Pacific coast.

Pacific National Historical Park is a protected area dedicated to preserving historical sites and cultural heritage along the Pacific coast.

Etymology

Pacific National Historical Park was established on December 2, 1996.

Explain Like I’m 5

Pacific National Historical Park protects important places from World War II in the Pacific Islands, like Guam and Saipan, so we can remember what happened there.

Fun Facts

The park includes sites where major battles took place, such as the Battle of Guam
It encompasses over 12,000 acres across multiple islands
The park's establishment was authorized in 1984

FAQ

What is the park's purpose? To preserve and interpret sites related to World War II in the Pacific
Where is it located? Primarily on Guam and Saipan
What can visitors do? Explore historic sites, learn about the war's impact, and honor those who served

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

National Historical Park National Park System

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

National Park Service United States

Indexes

historical site protected area

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