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Park
Huascarán
National
Park (Spanish: Parque
Nacional
Huascarán)
is
a Peruvian national
park
that
comprises
most
of
the
mountain
range
known
as Cordillera
Blanca (the
world's
highest
tropical
mountain
range)
which
is
part
of
the
central Andes,
in
the
region
of Ancash.
The
park
covers
an
area
of
340,000
ha
(ca.
3.400 km2)
and
is
managed
by
the
Peruvian
Network
of
Protected
Natural
Areas:
SERNANP
(Servicio
Nacional
de
Áreas
Naturales
Protegidas).
It
was
designated
as
a World
Heritage
Site in
1985
by UNESCO,
is
also
a
well-known
mountaineering
spot
and
harbors
a
unique
biodiversity
with
plant
species
such
as
the Queen
of
the
Andes,
trees
of
the
genera Polylepis and Buddleja,
and
animals
such
as spectacled
bears, condors, vicunas and tarucas.
The
park
is
approximately
150
kilometres
(93 mi)
long
from
north
to
south
and
averages
about
25
kilometres
(16 mi)
in
width.
The
western
slope
of
the
Cordillera
Blanca
drains
to
the Pacific
Ocean via
the Santa
River and
the
eastern
slopes
drain
to
the Marañon
River,
and
ultimately
to
the Amazon
River and
the Atlantic
Ocean.
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