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National park in Honduras
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Jeannette Kawas National Park (Parque Nacional Jeannette Kawas) is a protected wetland region on the Caribbean coast of northern Honduras. Rich in wildlife diversity, the park includes sandy beaches, mangrove marshes and swamps. The park is a designated Ramsar wetland.
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