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Corbett National Park
Corbett
National park, the oldest in India lies partly in Garhwal and partly in the
Kumaon Districts of Uttar Pradesh. It extends along the banks of the Ramganaga
River.
This is one of the richest areas for the typical big mammals of northern India.
Popularly known as the tiger country, the park was established in 1936 by the
governor Sir Malcom Hailey and named Hailey National Park.
After independence it came to be known as Ramganga National Park. It was finally
rechristened Corbett National Park after the renowned naturalist Jim Corbett
who spent a major parts of his life in this region.
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