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1 public use of the national parks; a statistical report U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
2 CONTENTS PAGE TABLE 1 SUMMARY OF VISITORS BT TYPES OF AREAS: 1 TABLE SUMMARY OF VISITORS BY MONTHS GROUP I AREAS: 1 TABLE 3 VISITORS TO INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL PARKS: TABLE 4 VISITORS TO SPECIFIED NATIONAL MONUMENTS, HISTORICAL AREAS, PARK WAYS, RECREATION AREAS AND MEMORIAL PARK: 3,4,,6,7 TABLE NUMBER OF VISITORS TO AREAS OF NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK SYSTEM 7
3 FOREWORD The National Park Service, a bureau of the Department of the Interior, is responsible for administering and protecting Federally owned scenic, scientific, historic, and recreational areas of national significance that were established for the benefit and enjoyment of the people. The National Park Service also administers the National Capital Parks, a metropolitan park system comprising approximately 790 urban and rural areas located in the District of Columbia and nearby Virginia and Maryland. The number of visitors to the areas administered by the National Park Service provides an indication of the public use. The information contained in this report are the yearly summations of the daily count or estimates of the number of visitors entering each reporting area for years through. For the purpose of this report the areas are grouped and the data summarized in accordance with the tabulation below. Group I includes those areas that make up the National Park System while Group II is the park system of Washington D. C, the nation's capital. Areas listed in the tabulations are identifiable as to type by the following code numbers: CODE NUMBER TYPE NAME GROUP I AREAS 1 National Parks National Monuments 3 National Historical Areas 3.1 National Military Parks 3. National Historical Parks 3.3 National Battlefield Parks 3.4 National Battlefield Sites National Historic Sites 3.6 National Cemeteries National Memorials 4 National Parkways National Recreation Areas 6 National Memorial Park GROUP II AREAS 7 National Capital Park System
4 Visitors To Areas Administered By The Notions! Park Service TABLa 1 SUMMARY OF VISITORS BY TYPkS OF AREAS Code No. TYPE OF AREA Group I Areas Total ?,370.96? ,88, J.,99, National Parks 8,48,847 3,81,103,04,406,646,91 4,38,103 8,991,468 10,673,774 11,9,0 1,967,17 13,918,87 1,079,16 17,14,68 17,37,080 National Monuaents 3,74,03 1,831,603 1,77,949 1,81,481,11,06 3,60,774 4,07,010 4,438,180 4,93,09,309,976 6,187,10 6,806,8 7,40,498 3 National Historical Areas 7,9,430 3,130,134,81,7 3,310,146 3,693,864 6,734,67 7,74,71 7,8,49 8,694,99 9,404,80 10,08,687 11,846,991 1,47,337 4 National Parkways 89,874, ,603 68,34 38,943 1,61,769 1,46,64 1,09,808 1,4,316 1,996,43,448,74 3,8,139, National Recreation Areas National Manorial Park 844, ,30 14,190 63,33 87,436 1,16,037,01,1 4,769,070 6,773 3,64,70 8,810,1,07 71,447,801,148 81,90,813, ,773 3,06,471 10,804 Group II Areas Total J.079, e6 7 t.ational Capital Park System,079,60 6,043,386 TAfaLE SUMMARY OF VISITORS BY MONTHS GROUP I AREAS MONTHS T9W ?i37.?6? ,33?i ,88, ,106, ,794 January 499,69 369, ,37 334,0 76,484 10,468 83,11 79,77 749,81 81,61 91,831 91, 1,37,499 February 91, ,091 70, , , ,17 660,4 8, ,897 97,364 1,069,044 1,303,98 1,31,410 March 747,33 1, ,319 64,076 1,69, ,878 1,99,341 1,343,346 1,19,769 1,631,96 1,00,98 1,981,7 April 1,99,66 813, ,18 749,96 696,630 1,494,66 1,79,3 1,896,731,336,869,479,903,449,668,714,337 3,19,109 May 1,816,407 90,461 61, ,306 71,090 1,9,13,008,36,64,109,933,364,737,07,967,737 3,48,9 3,870,180 June,70,984 1,17,00 68, ,03 1,071,606.3,391 3,093,608 3,83,848 4,4,166 4,3,786 4,818,78,98,44,963,49 July 3.973,799 1,494, ,886 1,8,00 1,1,8 3,778,49 4,84,767,619,933 6,118,761 6,67,61 7,3,886 e.96,143 8,37,98 August 4,66,838 1,17,63 1,031,60 1,16,861 1,90,98 4,71,99,197,478,87,169,843,694 6,469,3^ 7,1,713 8,619,3 8,87,394 September,47,316 9,6 741, ,19 1,97,60,60,17,67,040 3, ,0,188 3,31,47 4,07,377 4,146,04 4,777,683 October 1,368,378 61,196 49,46 68,80 1,339,76 1,444,31 1,839,663,08,17 1,98,4,3,839,,,809 3,097,96 3,449,799 November 80, 46,46 398,03 48,77 843,66 93,418 1,11,994 1,190,667 1,160,0 1,6,086 1,386,079 1,66,343 1,91,804 December 390, ,183 9,03 9,80 44,47 64, ,33 791,0 793,49 87,790 91,46 1,00,943 1,37,66
5 ro TABLE 3 VISITORS TO INDIVIDUAL NATIONAL PARKS: 19S3 NATIONAL PARKS All National Parks. TOTAL M.9, ,3,718, Acadia, Main* Big Band, Texas ,46 1,916 1,409 0,00 3,0 38,390 10, ,069 8,6 40,846 4, ,84 6,10 48,0 70,3 18,6 84,01 49,07 94,367 6,19 86,63 Bryce Canyon, Utah ,019 7, U 33,463 1,88 163,17 17,97 19, 1,976 4,801,113 4,80 Carlsbad Cm, N. Max. 8,418 14,809 89,18 1, ,37 380,46 40,66 43, , ,83 493, ,318 Cratar Laka, Or*. Everglades, Fla ,68 8,80 44,389 79,3 08, , ,80 7,48 330,89 94,97 310,796 13,40 89,86 14,971 31, , ,773 Glacier, Mont ,196 3,908 3,87 67,94 00,47 37,300 84,49 48,08 48,98 496,14 649, ,480 Grand Canyon, Aril. 436,66 13,84 71,60 64,68 169, ,834 6, , ,690 66,039 68,1 737,19 836,878 Grand Teton, Wyo. 1,489 33,808 8,03 19,978 41, ,441 14,97 13,04 166,06 189,86 637,78 78,343 94,966 Great Saoky Mta., N. C. Tan. 1,310,101 78, ,86 70,690 1,17,930 1,04,017 1,469,749 1, ,843,60 1,94,100,3,1,0,77 Hawaii, Tar. of Hawaii 71,84 337,96 394,140 40,47 368,69 40,7 38,48 387,73 30,04 36,4 498,03 694,63 416,94 Hot Springe, Ark. 08, ,661 19,84 4,834 78,66 88,7 300,80 304,01 314,949 94,9 307,46 36, ,88 Ilia Royale, Mich. 7,7 6,18,376 3,71 6,139 7,068 7,867 7,9 9, 1B 3,100,370,830 3,611 Kings Canyon, Calif. 173,87 97,74 60,61 3,03 8,44 1,990 36,687 79,31 94,01 337,840 40, ,16 43,48 Lassen Volcanic, Calif. 109,7 48,144 18,971 19,060 4, 99, , ,707 17, ,81 03,609 1,0,38 Mammoth Cave, Ky. 16,996 87,17 44,611 49,389 70,13 16,877 18, ,61 11,79 4, ,13 438, ,416 Meaa Verde, Colo. 4,406 13,04 4,61,61 1,994 39,843,97 9,36 78,04 88,184 99,309 10, ,13 Mt. McKinlay, Alaska 1, ,134 3,466 4,1 4,831 6,67 7,807 7,310 6,839 Mt. Rainier, Wash. 476, ,7 14,474 13,77 304,7 470,903 19,698 70,03 84,004 73,68 873, , ,01 Olympic, Wash. 9,667 7,349 6,681 6, ,740 13, , ,78 414, ,1 414, ,117 6,703 Piatt, Okla. 317,68 143,477 73, ,686 97,171 06,4 701,4 69,94 1,13,848 1,91,88 87,77 844,006 79,89 Rocky Mountain, Colo. 681,84 383,670 14,33 11,93 36, ,88 93,06 1,03,6 1,148,16 1,7,160 1,167,093 1,364,03 1,40,1 Sequoia, Calif. 30,30 14,880 6,780 4, ,87 31,36 373,89 403, ,67 379,18 4,38 47,06 01,9 Shenandoah, Va. 1,071, ,098 U ,831 4, ,789 88,630 93,068 1,17,946 1,79,387 1,41,499 1,494,647 1, Wind Cave, S. Oak. 1,09 10,60,989 3,784 10,98 84,800 10,7 108, , ,337 3,77 30,87 Tellowstone, Wyo. Mont. Idaho 79,696 18,746 61,696 86,93 189,64 807, ,776 1,018,79 1,131,19 1,110,4 1,163,894 1,30,9 1,36,88 Yosomite, Calif. 97, , ,68 10,494 90,69 640, ,6 74, ,37 80,93 88,40 973, , Zion, Utah 19,80 68,797 44, ,80 1,80 73,93 97,71 307,881 33,40 331,079 3,91 389,44
6 TABLE k VISITORS TO SPECIFIED NATIONAL MONUMENTS, HISTORICAL AREAS, PARKWATS, RECREATION AREAS, and MEMORIAL PARK: Code No. NAME OF AREA ? ALL SPECIFIED AREAS. TOTAL Lt / f "U ( Abraham Lincoln, Ky. 110,830 9,10 13,0 13,060 3,71 1,06 60,33 7,10 89, , ,999 39,371 60,764 Adams, Maaa ,116 9,003 10,94 1,34 11,348 1,36 Andrew Johnson, Term.,149 8,138 14,6 16J738,60,630 1,864 3,664,988 31,106 30,67 36, Antietam, Hd. 33,39 9,39 8,174 16,8 19,87 6,4 3, ,603 39,9 43,607 7,4 71,984 Appomattox Court House, Va. 0,000 9,70 3,1, ,400,0 7, ,400 44,900 7,600 63,000 Archea, Utah 3,737 1, ,301,08 8,870 13,70 16,7 18,603 6,683 30,83 Aztec Ruins, N. Max. 1,660 6,479 4,93 4, ,177 13,634 14,614 14,833 18,118 4,819,83 6,84 Badlands, S. Dak.,W> 86,6 10,149 10,349 31,377 30, , , , ,64 607,96 80,90 68,691 Bandelier, N. Max. n,460 4,8 3,76 7,689 10,689,009 4,803 7,7 36,334 47,09 46,909,006 61, Battleground, D. C.,000,300 1,97,700,700,700,700,700,700,700,700,700,700 Big Hole Battlefield, Kent. 4,000 1,190 1,76,46,688,941 3,00 3,7 4,180 4,644,3 Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Colo. 18,800 6,64,087,31 4,968 17,73,10 6,679 9,739 6,487 31,448 38,449 1,763 4 Blue Ridge, Va. N. C. 89,874, ,603 68,34 38,943 1,61,769 1,46,64 1,09,808 1,4,316 1,996,43,448,74 3,8,139 4, Bricea Cross Roads, Hiss.,60 1,04 Cabrillo, Calif. 8,408 79,04 419,80 1,1 8, , ,6 77,468 Canyon de Chelly, Aril. 1,939 1, ,876, ,86 3,989 4,746,780 7,61 Capital Reef, Utah 1,97 3,066 13,19 6,411 9,991 Capulin Mountain, N. Max. 37,0 19,400 11,96 11,100 14,098 3.UO 30,900 31,00 8,00 9,100 8,140 31,3 31,00 Casa Grande, Ariz. 18,7 1,199 7,33 9,1 14,998 7,994 3,681 34,39 3,19 36, ,78 49,3 Castillo da San Marcos, Fla. 307, , ,8 140, ,693 73,01 84,03 7, ,94 37, ,0 1,46 33,680 Cedar Breaks, Utah 16,06 7,010,10 6,064 13,736,886 30,7 37,77 34,44 37,10 4,140 9,909 6,93 Chaco Canyon, N. Mex. 1,07 1,97,8 1,16 1,34 1,48 1,11 1,496 1,961,39 3,337 3, Chalnette, La.,634 3,931 3,438 43,06 36,161 70,04 49,73 6,69 3,619,40 7,47 9,6 61, ChickamaugaChattanooga, Ga. Term. 367, ,7 103,417 96,61 141,4 43,74 76,399 39,413 63,04 96,434 37,483 31, 31,8 Chiricahua, Ariz. 1,076 6,43 3,673 3,69 6,373 1,089 14,764 14,744 16,063 16,99 17,07 3,41 3,68 3.*6 Colonial ana Yorktown, Va. 698, ,71 199,160 0,661 39,18 18,60 680,18 79,616 90, , ,033 1,161,14 1,414, Colorado, Colo. 8,606 10,914 4,946 7,688 18,039 18,366,939 6,699 7,01 100, , ,193 18,434 Coulee Dam, Wash. 7,00 6, ,81 80,688 99, ,90 4,8 3. A Cowpens, S. C. 8,800 3, , 1, ,09,08 4,386 4,710 4,700 GO
7 la. TABLE 4 continued Code No. NAME OP AREA Craters of the Moon, Idaho 1,683,999 1,89,347,9 18,978 7,17 31,911 36,13 0,744 6,77 77,090 9,1 Custer, Mont. 67,93,8 14,046 1,71 18,976 1,040 $6,76 66,876 73,680 73,771 93, ,61 109,97 Death Valley, Calif. NaT. 100,89 44,7 14,374 13,661 31,11 100, ,93 16,10 08,7 189,04 19,0 96, ,899 De Soto, Fla. Devils Pootpile, Calif. 10,1,60 6,79 38,79 47,043 Devile Tower, Wyo. 40,77 1,77,6,740 8,19 3, 39,188 $,183 7,168 63,4 70,331 91,471 9,88 Dinosaur, Utah Colo. 8,706,68 1,66 1,606,79 7,643 9,94 10,418 1,408 1,911 1,36 13,688,334 Effigy Mounds, Iowa 736,94 1,9,016 El Horro, N. Max ,78 1,944,8 3,60 4,090 3, ,760 Federal Hall Memorial, N. I. 34,36 11, ,44 10,660 69,813 73,84 71,830 80,30 64,867 69,73 6,36 7,140 49, Fort Donelson, Term.,33 1,97 7,613 8,869 10,96 30,61 33,698 8,$8 30,430 40,714 46,78 8,16 63,18 Fort Frederica, Ga.,61$ 39,676 $6,001 9,70 61,899 7,14 80,3 83,68 Fort Jefferson, Fla. 77,14 8,787 6,68,968 7,3 7,0,40$ 4,376 6,708 Fort Laramie, Wyo. 6,764,448 1,330,13 4,386 11,940 1,063 14,181 19,7,434 1,73,814,180 Fort Matanzas, Fla. 16,08 4,646,144,1 3,47 13, ttl 13,19 13,803 16,40 14, ,98 44,69 Fort McHenry, Md. 686,34 33,763,6a 99, , ,8 46, ,483 64,076 0,76 687,61 687,096 61, Fort Necessity, Pa. 81,347 44,438 9,"3,16 39,169 76,696 77,180 83, ,16 107,?9 106,117 1U ,7$ Fort Pulaski, Ga. 49,767 18,9 3J>,7ei 48,401 7,318 68,71 77,870 78,80 Fort Raleigh, N. C. 79,049 6,97 9,014 7,81 1, ,94 104, 10,170 18,686 13, ,81 1,03 166,38 Fort Sumter, S. C. 3,097 ' ,89 17,391 4, Fredericksburg 4 Spotsylvania, 7a, 16,1 79,778 7,990 37,666 43,180 87, ,91 117, , , ,01 1,634 4,49 George Washington Birthplace, 7a. 1,88 14,00 8,09 10,80 16,004 33,879 38,744 41,681 48,809 3,07 74,394 81,198 9,71 George Washington Carver, Mo , Gettysburg, Pa. 669, ,860 76,1 11,078 1,96 08, ,40 631, ,147 66,03 683,9 7, ,81 Gila Cliff Dwellings, N. Mex Gran Quivtra, N. Mex.,96 1, ,97,63,407,649,87,943 3,7,067 Grand Canyon, Aria Great Sand Dunes, Colo. 11,684 3,419 3,007 3,466 6,403 8,777 16,016 16,478 3,08 19,004 16,79,376 6, Guilford Courthouse, N. C. 4,11 6,469 6,14 17,91 3,68 34,060 38,310 31,374 40,60 44,88 4,98 4,88 41,1
8 ''ABLE 4 continued Cod* No. NAME OF AREA Hampton House, Md. Holy Cross, Colo. Haste of Franklin 0. Roosevelt, N.T. 6 s/ 44,8 16,6 43, ,38 38,093 9,14 30,90 10,731 3,37 11, ,33 Homestead, Neb. 1, ,99,796 3,07 3,408 8,08 9,11 14,710 Hopewell Village, Pa. 90,37 4,99,664 69,360 49,966 91,71 71,680 8,384 76,903 61,4 67,948 86,830 76,714 House Where Lincoln Died, D. C. 34,089 31,096 43,91 9,7 64,1 69,66 7,99 1,98 3,763,360 61,84 76,48 78,07 Hovenweep, Utah Cols Independence, Pa. 769,14 1,008,47 1,09,76 Jefferson Memorial, D. C. 6,374 8,7 380, ,9 68,03 639,00 37,978 4,43 664, ,10 900,791 81,070 Jefferson Nat'L Expansion Has., Mo. 1,14 34,149 31,0 3,899 9,109 4,48 8,903 4,93 7,01?,719 1,674 6,14 Jewel Cave, a Dek. 4,93 1, ,430 17,018 9,36 8,301,?43 8,344 16,18 1,731 Joshua Tree, Calif. 31,8 3,691 17,414 7,640 18,7 36,60 7,801 9,17 66,991 79,19 93,61 141,416 17, Kepnesaw Mountain, G«. 17,619 1,87 1,894 14,83,873 6,69 37,688 44,78 48,88,060 1,78 141,869 19, Kings Mountain, S. C.,941 1,66 7,497 8,33 17,48 30,996 31,067 31,418 36,61 4,479 8,609 73, ,61 Lake Mead, A.l«. Nev. Lake Texoma, Texas 644, ,30 14,190 63,33 87,436 1,16,037 1,46,831 46,888 1,64,004,41,888 1,43, 1,499,608 1,798,80 i/,03,619 1,947,04,0,940 Lava Bed*, Calif. 34,88 17,887 7,41 10,09 16,360 7,906 34,83 3,133 39,480 7,737 70,43 8,108 7,9 Lee Mansion, Va. 37,813 16, ,464 09,39 63, ,667 31, ,684 38,668 30,00 347,13 394,49 430,490 Lehman Caves, Nev. 4,864 1,673 1, ,318 3,46 4,71 6,103 8,464 8,30 8,038 11,71 16,693 Lincoln Manorial, D. C. 1,768, ,4 19, ,94 44,186 99,97 1,3,10 1,16,834 1,668,779,06,86 1,67,71 1,793,048 1,718,168 Lincoln Museum, D. C.,074 48,949 7,178 9,907 10,11 111,33 101,80 97, ,60 113,647 13,8 146,64 1,6 Manassas, Va. 7,17 10,700 7,373 4, ,414 8,6 13,080 30,7 47,040 67,97 7,86 103,698 Meriwether Lewis, Tenn.,63 7,984 3,991 4,7,179 9,860 13,60 1,603 1,697 19,088 18,408 16,948 6,97 Millerton Lake, Calif. 130, ,708 41,74 47, ,03 61,93 0,706 Montezuma Castle, Ariz, 10,077 4,713,71 3,161 6,039 1,801?, 17 6,918 36,61 44,17 47,898,10 64, Koores Creek, N. C. 4,39,700,774 3,34 3,01 4,031 3,318 4,974 9,03 1,738 18,11 18,194 18, Morristown, N. J. 7, ,407 83,61 111,3 166,16 71,647 34,18 304,0 3,14 301,16 390, , ,778 Mouncl City Group, Ohio 9,039 3,3 36,470 41,604 44,484 44,181 44,633 49,771 Mount Rushmore, S. Dak. 393, ,694 31,41 9,7 84,71 *4,96 497,0 70,663 66, , ,634 83, ,808 en
9 CD TABLE 4 continued Code Do. NAME OF AREA Muir Woods, Calif. 133, ,14 110,03 171,86 7,003 81,307 73,90 80,49 80,34 76,99 93,80 401,? 4 Natchez Trace, Mias. Tenn. Ala. 1,4,69 Natural Bridges, Utah ,48 1,18,??3 3,034 3,3? 3,68 Nava.io, *ris. New Eehota Marker, Ga. 60, s/ ,03 1, ,11 3. Ocsnilgee, Ga. Old Philadelphia Custor. House, Pa. Oregon Caves, Ore. 66,36,86,78 31,664 10,9 7,3 17,393 9,891 3, ,693 7,400 14,947 30,174 9,884 73,864 6,64 7,786 86,003 30,084 7,08 71,30 9,760 6,191 8,337 31,160 6,611 7,34 44,16 6,007 79,88 107,78 V 7,99 76,1 69,861 Organ Pipe Cactus, Aril. 10,08 17,0 8,93 60,811 69,061 74,10 8, ,916 19, ,410 0,14 194,043 7,61 Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial, Ohio 41,96 10,676 11,44 1,46 37,37 9,018 34,18 78, ,1 103,183 91, , , IAS Petersburg & Poplar Grove, Va. 9,96 194, , ,60 139,67 138,41 13,18 19,91 191,97 17,339 00,79 03,130 3,768 Petrified Forest, Aril. 4,640 73,09 34,791 40,79 > 100,694 86,07 341,99 343, ,961 3,889 33, , ,6 Pinnacles, Calif. 7,131 10,311 4,70 3,84 7,494 16,98 18,38 0,331 4,7 4,814 7,090 8,36 4,199 Pipe Spring, Aris. 1, , , M3,7,14,180 3,66 Pipestone, Minn.,78 1, ,796 4,18 3,18 4,39 10,006 36,908,76 93,101 96, ,04 Rainbow Bridge, Utah Richmond, Va. 0,08 11,049 14,060,70 4, 30,400 37,964 41,196 49,184,939 64,71 Saguaro, Ariz. 1,06 7,8 4,988,19 6,39 16,811 16,610 0,468 3,66 36,0 40,637 60,466 6,16 Salsa Maritime, Mass. 7,00 6,9,004 4,091,81 9,418 13,98 0,481 ^4,079 8,0?6 6,9*3 3,9 38,433 San Juan, Puerto Rico Santa Rosa Island, Fla. 391,66 3,6 364,830 47,8 3,40 31,111 if 4,731 34,648 3,96 38,09 3. Saratoga, N. T. 76,63 11,816,107 6,609 13,493 44,76 47,877 63,43 74,38 78,01 60,04 6,870 67,41 Scotts Bluff, Neb. 73,9 39,631 34,110,98 33,490 6,367 48,900 0,0 7,069 60,344 6,4 47,110 0, &6 Shiloh, Tenn. 3,681 93,6,689,73 98,,340 6,184 93,40 38,946 30,410 34,3 34, ,3 Sitka, Alaska 9,9 8,7 4,33 4,6 4,089,99,679 9,34 6,49 6,681 7,011 4,794 10,883 Statue of Liberty, N. I. 4,143 96,606 3, ,997 06,84 4,68 3,64 8,8 03,18 1, ,134 6,04 714,34 3.1*6 Stones River, Tann. 6,436 3,87,301 1,80 1,83 3,1 6,70 3,7 7,800 8,600 16,69 14,16 16,600 Sunset Crater, Aris. 13,14 6,8,606,638 3,317 11,484 16,38,746 31,19 3,473,18 9,48 3,660 6 rheodore Roosevelt, N. Dak. 6,773 8,810 71,447 81,90 131,773 10,804
10 TABLE ^ continued Code No. MAKE OF AREA Timpanogos Cave, Utah 10,9 7,967 17*667 19,6 7,13 6,919 3,18 60,7 61,411 6,3 66,91 68,3 70,638 Tonto, Ariz. 10,18 4,603,60 3,193 4,88 1,901 1,730 16,990 17,89 18,039 19,08 8, 38,438 Tumacacori, Ariz, 9,18 6,368 4,1,4 11,60 19,176,930 6,747 6,0 30, V> 4,83 44,6 4, Tupelo, Miss. 6,000 Tuzigoot, Ariz. 9,31,3 3,00 3,019,64 10,84 14,331 18,04 19,% 0,974,314,49 9,68 Vanderbd.lt Mansion, H. T. 1,74 13,077 14,4 14,830 18,77 49,04 61,47 68,468 70,69 94,60 10,38 119, ,88 Verendrye, N. Dak, 6,10 3.1A6 Vicksburg, Miss. 11,, ,088 8,4 l 9,380 10,676 19,37 33,33 8,749 36,789 6, ,9 03,894 64,311 Walnut Canyon, Ariz. 1,976 8,330 4,40 4,31 9,743 19,446 19,08 3,93 1,449 4,483 8,93 31,1 38,090 Washington Monument, 0. C. 96, ,734 47,004 0, , ,49 794,813 80,31 867,37 906,661 96,000 98,391 1,0,969 Wheeler, Colo White Sands, N. Max. 79/73,6 3,693 3,446 4,470 86,073 97,940 1,063 13,63 180, ,97 8,18 16,947 Whitoan, Wash. 7,1 1,33 10,139 8,913 13,49 0,763,7 Wright Brothers Nat a Memorial, N.C. 86,0$ 11,319 11,04 8,9 1,439 49,1 77,739 7,984 86,37 111, ,34 13,07 184,38 Wupatkl, Ariz. 4,184 1, ,166 3,0 4,363,70 6,609 9,77 10,368 13,100 17,70 Tucca House, Colo Zion, Utah a/ No longer administered by National Park Service b/ Visitors now included under Independence GROUP n AREAS TABLE NUMBER OF VISITORS TO AREAS OF NATIONAL CAPITAL PARK STSTEM NAME OF AREA (7) T p T A L Catoetin Park, Md. Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, D. C. Md. Fort Washington, Md. National Capital Parks, D. C. Pierce Mill, D. C. Prince William Forest, Va. 3,1,931 37,784 6,843 6,378 t.914,33,168 6,196 16,018,619 10,79,9,99 3,499 3,0^
11 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
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