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Close ✕Serengeti National Park
A Tanzanian national park of roughly 14,763 km², gazetted as a national park in 1951 and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1981 for the migration and for its intact savanna…
-2.3, 34.8 · approximate · gazetted 1951 – present; UNESCO World Heritage 1981 – present
On the world
- A place in: The Great Migration · 3 places
- Joined to: Serengeti National Park — Maasai Mara National Reserve · 2 places
- A place in: Safari Across Africa · 12 places
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- borders Maasai Mara National Reserve — The two protected areas are contiguous across the Tanzania–Kenya border and function as one ecosystem for the migratory herds
- created by division of Ngorongoro Conservation Area — The Ngorongoro Conservation Area exists because the 1959 legislation removed human residence from Serengeti National Park and designated Ngorongoro as the place Maasai would live instead. The two objects are the two halves of one decision.
- is flows through of Mara River — The river's middle reach crosses the northern Serengeti between the Kogatende and Lamai areas
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