National Parks of Gotneska & Nanaviit

[Gotneska]

Welcome to the Official page about the Gothian National Park Agency, for short GNP.

We where created on the 1st January 1899, By King Christian IV and Prime Minister Jan Eriksson. The GNP was created 28 years after the first national park in Gotneska was created. The wurld famous Mount Eefje National Park. Located in the nations so called Fairy Mts. but officially the Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains. 
 

This is how we classify different types of National Park Sites!

National Park (NP): a scenic or historically important area of countryside protected by the federal government for the enjoyment of the general public or the preservation of wildlife.

National Heritage Site (NHS): is a heritage site having a value that has been registered by a governmental agency as being of national importance to the cultural heritage or history of that country.

National Historical Landmark (NHL): is a building, district, object, site, or structure that is officially recognized by the Kingdom of Gotneska’s  government for its outstanding historical significance.

 

(OOC this topic will go over a single National Park and how and when it became a National Park. It will include things like best camping, hiking area and etc.)

 

Edited August 13, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Mount Eefje National Park

(Gotäish: Eefjefjall þjóðgarður)

Est. 22 April 1876

 

Mount Eefje is the first national park created in Gotneska, it is also one of the first ones created in the wurld. Mt. Eefje is a Stratovolcano. Meaning that its has more explosive eruptions but over longer periods of time.

The last major eruption happen in the Summer of 1786. Records of the eruption are very hard to come by as the mountain is in a area of historical very low human population. But there are some famous Folk tales that date back to 1300 AD. That have added to the overall history of how humans lived with the threat of this massive Volcano erupting.

Edited February 15, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Greater Argic National Park

(Gotäish: Stórheimskautsþjóðgarðurinn)

Est. 11 March 1903

 

 

Map of the park and other parks in the region.

 

Greater Argic is the largest  park in the nation. At an area of 6,893,682 acre’s. This park is home to northern portion of the Kendovstrunmahhe Mountains. Making it one of the most mountainous parks in the wurld, no alone in Gotneska. 
 

The park also has hundreds of small to medium sized lakes, like in the photo above that one is named Ástríðurvatn.

Our official wiki: https://iiwiki.us/wiki/Greater_Argic_National_Park

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Edited July 8, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Great River National Park

(Meallángan: Aibhneacha Móra Páirc Naisiúnta)

Est. 24 October 1909

 

The Great River is one of two river national parks, Great River is located in the eastern highlands and river delta region of Gotneska. This park has been home to modern humans for at least 5,500 yrs but modern anthropologist believe that the region could have supported year round human settlement dating as far back as 8500 BC.

Edited February 17, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Oiniwen Monastery National Heritage Site

(Meallángan: Láithreán Oidhreachta Náisiúnta Mhainistir Oiniún)

Est. 2 April 1901

 

 

Oiniún Monastery was founded by Saint Palmer, and build around AD 475. This is the nations oldest christian site and one of only a few to be given protected status. Saint Palmer is believed to have been buried here. But his grave if/was given a head stone was mostly very small and easy be moved.

Edited February 16, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Cormac Castle National Historical Landmark 

Est. 30 October 2019

This castle is located on the southern most point of Gotneska. It has long been a important land object for maritimers. But the castle is also know for hundreds of sunken ships. The castle it self has tons of history from its early origins dating back to the 7th century all the way to its abomination sometime during the 16th century, No one really knows why it was left but historian’s have ideas but most are not accepted by the community.

Edited February 17, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Ciarean National Heritage Site

(Meallángan: Láithreán Oidhreachta Náisiúnta Ciarán)

Est: 29 October 1998

 It is an exceptionally grand passage tomb built during the Neolithic Period, around 3400 BC.

 

Edited September 10, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Lake Heilagul National Park

(Götaish: Heilagulvath þjóðgarðurinn)

Est. 29 August 1951

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Lake Heilagul, is a glacial lake formed after the last ice age some 50 to 40,000 years ago. The sournding mountains are at an average of 8000 ft. The tallest is Mount Emilíe at 11,983 ft. The park is home to very many types of birds and differnet mammels.

Edited March 1, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Paradise Beach National Park

(Götaish: Paradisbukto þjóðgarður)

Est. 29 October 1937

 

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This park is one of the most popular parks within Gotneska. One reason is it’s located to the major cities of the eastern coast and it’s beautiful sand beaches, which are very rare for Gotneska.

Edited March 1, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Little Red Marsh National Park

Páirc Náisiúnta Beag Dearg Riasc

Edited March 2, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Great Queens Lake National Park

(Páirc Náisiúnta Mhór na Banríona)

Est. 29 May 2019

Great Queens lake national park is by far the newest park in the system. Having been created in May 2019. By the bill called Gotneskan’s protection act of 2019. And signed into law by her majesty’s Sarah II and then Prime Minister Patrick O’Donnell.

The park is centered around Queens Lake, but there is also waterfalls but most shocking is the parks 15km Sand dunes that run along the southern part of the lake.

[Gotneska]

Northern Yetis Mountains  International Wildlife Refuge

(Götaish: Dýralífsathvarf í Norður-Yetisfjöllum)

Est: 21 August 1929 as a GNP; became a INP on 11 May 1999

 

The Northern Yetis Mountains International Wildlife Refuge is a wildlife refuge that spans the borders of the Kingdom of Gotneska to the south and the Tribal Republic of Nanaviit to the north. The wildlife refuge for short NYMIWR includes a large variety of species of plants and animals, such as  grizzly bears, black bears, moose, caribou, wolves, eagles, lynx, wolverine, marten, beaver and migratory birds, which rely on the refuge.

The area has been officially made illegal for hunting except for the native nomadic peoples of the region. The area also only has a couple of man made trails and besides that there is little to no human footprint.

Edited August 13, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)

[Gotneska]

Tribal Republic of Nanaviit Environmental and Climate Administration.

Hello and welcome to our co-shared page of National parks, Historical places, Heritage sites. And much more. The reason we have decided to join the Gotneskan National Park form is one simple fact. If it wasn’t from them most of the lands now classified as park land or refuges are because of our time being part of the Great Goutian Empire.

We hope that you find all our places beautiful and amazing. And we like to thank our southern neighbors for kick starting our Environmental and Climate Administration.

[Gotneska]

The Isle of Tear National Archaeological Monument

(Meallaigian: Séadchomhartha Seandálaíochta Náisiúnta Oileán na Stuara)

Est. 11 May 1923

 

Imaged is the Coronation Stone, built around 2,700 BC.

The Isle of Tear, has a long and complex history standing back from the earliest humans to live on the island and finally becoming home  a ancient ceremonial and burial site.

The island is 11.2 Kilometers long (7 miles) and 5.1 Kilometers wide (3.2 miles) at its widest and 1.2 kilometers (.80 miles) at its nearest.

Tradition identifies the island as the inauguration place and seat of the High Kings of Aideenn; it also appears in Cordic Mythology.

 

For more information visit our link

www.Isle_of_Tear_NAM.ga/gov/GNPA

Edited December 31, 2022 by Gotneska (see edit history)