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== State Park Units ==

* '''[[Redwood National and State Parks| Del Norte Coast State Park]]''' - Part of Redwood National and State Parks on the Northern California coastline. Home to the Coast Redwood Trees, the tallest living organism in the world.

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* '''[[Redwood National and State Parks| Jedediah Smith State Park]]''' - Part of Redwood National and State Parks on the Northern California coastline. Home to the Coast Redwood Trees, the tallest living organism in the world.

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* '''[[Palomar Mountain State Park]]''' -

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* '''[[Redwood National and State Parks| Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park]]''' - Part of Redwood National and State Parks on the Northern California coastline. Home to the Coast Redwood Trees, the tallest living organism in the world.

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| '''[[Redwood National and State Parks| Del Norte Coast State Park]]''' || Humboldt County || Part of Redwood National and State Parks on the Northern California coastline. Home to the Coast Redwood Trees, the tallest living organism in the world.

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| '''[[Redwood National and State Parks| Jedediah Smith State Park]]''' || Humboldt County || Part of Redwood National and State Parks on the Northern California coastline. Home to the Coast Redwood Trees, the tallest living organism in the world.

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| '''[[Palomar Mountain State Park]]''' || Humboldt County ||

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| '''[[Redwood National and State Parks| Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park]]''' || Humboldt County || Part of Redwood National and State Parks on the Northern California coastline. Home to the Coast Redwood Trees, the tallest living organism in the world.

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== State Beach Units ==

California State Parks: Difference between revisions

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