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1 Protected areas of the Australian Capital Territory
1.1 National parks
1.2 Nature Reserves
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The Australian Capital Territory contains 8 separate protected areas with a total land area of 1,230 km˛ (50.59% of the territory's area). They are managed on territory level by Environment ACT.

1 Protected areas of the Australian Capital Territory

1.1 National parks

1.2 Nature Reserves

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Lists of national parks National parks of Australia

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