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The Karoo National Park

 
 

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The Karoo National Park

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The Karoo National Park White-tailed gnu Thanks to rare species like the white-tailed gnu that have made it their home, Karoo National Park certainly holds its own amongst South Africa's many wildlife reserves. © Heinrich van den Berg - age fotostock

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  • White-tailed gnu
  • The geography of Karoo National Park
  • Karoo National Park
  • Wildlife native to Karoo National Park
  • Karoo desert

Created in 1979, the Karoo National Park, in the northern part of the province of Cape, is home to a number of rare species, such as mountain zebras, wildebeest, and numerous springboks, klipspringer antelopes and several black eagles. The fauna in the park is less abundant than in the reserves of Kwazulu Natal or Mpumalanga, but the local scenery, semi-desert and mountains of Nuweveld, reveal some of the most beautiful panoramic views in South Africa.

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