Breaks Interstate Park (Va. and Ky.)
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Wikidata:
Q4959661
Library of congress:
sh2016000732
مصادر المعلومات
- Work cat: Scales, Tony. The Breaks, c2011:page 9 (variously known as: the Breaks of Sandy, the Breaks of the Cumberlands, the Breaks of Russell Fork, the Breaks of Pine Mountain, and Russell Fork Gorge) page 75 (U.S. Congressional resolution given for the states of Kentucky and Virginia to develop the Breaks of Russell Fork of the Big Sandy River, as a bi-State Park, 1953) page 115 (Breaks Interstate Park officially opens, 1954)
- GNIS, Apr. 22, 2016(Breaks Interstate Park; park; Dickenson County, Va.; 37°17ʹ25ʺN, 082°17ʹ42ʺW; does not indicate that the park also is in the state of Kentucky)
- Breaks Park web site, Apr. 22, 2016:History page (180 million years ago, in an area now lying across Kentucky and Virginia, a vast inland sea receded, leaving in its wake a veritable cradle of botany) FAQ page (While Virginia and Kentucky State Parks are sister organizations of Breaks, Breaks is operated independently by the Breaks Interstate Park Commission) Park map (shows larger portion of the park in Virginia, but with some park buildings and features also in Kentucky)