National Park Kornati
national park in Croatia
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National Park Kornati
Summary
National Park Kornati is a national park of Croatia[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- National Park Kornati is located in Murter-Kornati[3].
- National Park Kornati is in the country of Croatia[4].
- National Park Kornati's image is recorded as CRO Kornat Vrulje.jpg[5].
- National Park Kornati's image is recorded as Kornati 2.jpg[6].
- National Park Kornati's instance of is recorded as national park of Croatia[7].
- National Park Kornati's instance of is recorded as protected area[8].
- National Park Kornati's GND ID is recorded as 4592582-3[9].
- National Park Kornati's IdRef ID is recorded as 131264842[10].
- National Park Kornati's location is recorded as Šibenik-Knin County[11].
- National Park Kornati's part of is recorded as Kornati Archipelago[12].
- National Park Kornati's OpenStreetMap relation ID is recorded as 6572144[13].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Kornat[14].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Piškera[15].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Levrnaka[16].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Lavsa[17].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Kurba Vela[18].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Smokvica Vela[19].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Škulj[20].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Šilo Velo[21].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Lunga[22].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Mana[23].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Aba Vela[24].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Oključ[25].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Kasela[26].
- National Park Kornati's has part is recorded as Kameni Žakan[27].
Why It Matters
National Park Kornati has Wikipedia articles in 10 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]