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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
$22.00
The badlands country along the Little Missouri River in western North Dakota, where Theodore Roosevelt came in 1883 to hunt bison and ended up running cattle. The park holds three units across about 70,446 acres of striped buttes, cottonwood bottoms, and shortgrass prairie. Bison move in small herds across the flats; the river runs slow and brown between the cliffs.
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