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Parque nacional EL PALMAR
Argentina

 

UBICACIÓN: Centro oeste de la provincia de Entre Ríos, entre las ciudades de Colón y Concordia, Dpto. Colón.

 SUPERFICIE: 8.500 ha.

 AÑO DE CREACIÓN: 1966.

 LEY DE CREACIÓN: Ley Nacional Nº 16802.

 FUNDAMENTOS DE SU CREACIÓN: Fue creado con el objetivo básico de resguardar uno de los últimos palmares de Yatay, representativos de los que, hasta fines del siglo pasado, prosperaban sobre todo el oriente de Entre Ríos. Su amparo se extiende además, a otros ambientes de significativo patrimonio natural, como la selva en galería y el monte xerófilo.

 DISTANCIA A LAS LOCALIDADES MAS CERCANAS: Desde Colón: 46 km. Desde Concordia: 54 km.

PRINCIPALES ATRACTIVOS:

 Vista panorámica del palmar conformado por centenarios ejemplares de palma yatay

 Recorridos por la selva en valería

 Avistaje de la fauna (principalmente aves, vizcachas y reptiles como los lagartos, entre otros)

 Ruinas históricas de la Calera Barquín cuyoes edificios fueron construidos a fines del siglo XVIII

 

Copyright: Fernando A. Riego
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 6322x3161
Taken: 12/09/2009
Uploaded: 22/10/2009
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Tags: national park; argentina; entre rios; colón; concordia estudioburbuja; parque nacional; el palmar; palmeras; palm tree
More About Argentina

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