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5. It was probably part of a legacy agreement when the park was established

Sun Nov 10, 2024, 08:39 AM

Nov 2024

I saw one website that indicated an old coal mine that was situated within a national park as an example.

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Wyoming officials approve $100 million sale of Grand Teton National Park land to government [View all] BumRushDaShow Nov 2024 OP

Apparently there are a couple state-owned parcels within the park area BumRushDaShow Nov 2024 #2

TY! Didn't know states might own land within a national park. Tadpole Raisin Nov 2024 #3

It was probably part of a legacy agreement when the park was established BumRushDaShow Nov 2024 #5

Oops! Delete -- posted in the wrong place. KPN Nov 2024 #10

And now with tfg going to the WH duncang Nov 2024 #4

I was thinking the federal government bought it Farmer-Rick Nov 2024 #6

Yeah the federal government bought it duncang Nov 2024 #7

My thinking also. ananda Nov 2024 #8

No problem . . . AverageOldGuy Nov 2024 #12

And a Trump hotel DENVERPOPS Nov 2024 #14