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A GLOBAL
OVERVIEW OF WETLAND AND MARINE
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TABLE 6
Natural World Heritage sites containing mangroves
Site numbers are listed for ease of reference to detailed information in annex 1 and 2 and global map
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AUSTRALIA |
27. |
Fraser Island |
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AUSTRALIA |
29. |
Kakadu National Park |
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AUSTRALIA |
31. |
Shark Bay |
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AUSTRALIA |
73. |
Wet Tropics of Queensland |
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BELIZE |
34. |
Belize Barrier-Reef Reserve System |
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ECUADOR |
35. |
Galapagos National Park |
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HONDURAS |
36. |
Río Platano Biosphere Reserve |
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INDIA |
22. |
Sundarbans National Park |
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INDONESIA |
23. |
Komodo National Park |
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MAURITANIA |
15. |
Banc D'Arguin National Park |
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MEXICO |
37. |
Sian Ka'an |
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MEXICO |
2. |
Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino |
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PANAMA/COLOMBIA |
38. |
Darien and Los Katios National Parks |
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SEYCHELLES |
17. |
Aldabra Atoll |
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USA |
3. |
Everglades National Park |
The portion of the Sundarbans located in Bangladesh, which contains mangroves, was nominated for inscription as a natural site on the World Heritage List by Bangladesh at the June, 1997 World Heritage Bureau meeting in Paris. If approved by the December, 1997, Committee this site would be included