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Western Australia is the largest state in Australia. It contains no fewer than 1224 seperate Protected Areas with a total area of 17,061,020 hectares (land area: 15,915,080 hectares – 6.30% of the state’s area). 63 of these are National parks, totalling 4,874,282 hectares (1.93% of the state’s area).

National Parks in Western Australia:

Western Australia also has:

19 Conservation Parks
1 Marine Nature Reserve
6 Marine Parks
9 Miscellaneous Reserves
1094 Nature Reserves
28 Section 5(g) Reserves
4 Terrestrial Components of Marine Parks

See also National parks (Australia) for Parks in other states/territories.

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	[[Western Australia]] is the largest ~~mainland~~ state in [[Australia]]. It contains no fewer than 1224 seperate Protected Areas with a total area of 17,061,020 hectares (land area: 15,915,080 hectares – 6.30% of the state’s area). 63 of these are [[National park]]s, totalling 4,874,282 hectares (1.93% of the state’s area).		[[Western Australia]] is the largest state in [[Australia]]. It contains no fewer than 1224 seperate Protected Areas with a total area of 17,061,020 hectares (land area: 15,915,080 hectares – 6.30% of the state’s area). 63 of these are [[National park]]s, totalling 4,874,282 hectares (1.93% of the state’s area).