Wet Tropics of Queensland Totally Explained

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The Wet Tropics of Queensland World Heritage Site is an umbrella name for a series of National Parks stretching for 450 km along the north east coast of Queensland, Australia, from Townsville to Cooktown, bordering the Great Barrier Reef, itself another World Heritage site.
Among the National Parks included are:

Cedar Bay National Park
Daintree National Park
Girringun National Park
Wooroonooran National Park and over 700 protected areas including privately-owned land.

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