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Fiordland National Park

Fiordland protects deep fjords, forested valleys, alpine terrain and wet coastal landscapes in the southwest South Island.

TypeNational park
CountryNew Zealand
RegionSouth Island
AreaAbout 12,607 sq km
Known forFjords, mountains and rainforest
Coordinates45.4150° S, 167.7180° E

Where is Fiordland National Park?

Fiordland National Park is in New Zealand, in the South Island area. It is mapped at approximately 45.4150° S, 167.7180° E.

Key facts about Fiordland National Park

Fiordland National Park is one of New Zealand's largest protected areas. The main stored reference metric is area: About 12,607 sq km. It is also noted for fjords, mountains and rainforest.

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