grand canyon became a national park in 2011.
grand canyon became a national park in 2011.
when did grand canyon become a national park?
2011
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the grand canyon national park act, 65th congress, was the u.s. federal law that established grand canyon national park as the nation's seventeenth national park. it was signed into law on february 26, 1919, by president woodrow wilson.









































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bullet::::- list of national parks of the united states









































bullet::::- national park service









































bullet::::- united states department of the interior









































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bullet::::- u.s. statutes at large, vol. 40, part 1, chap. 44, pp. 1175-78. "an act to establish the grand canyon national park in the state of arizona." s. 390, public act no. 277
grand canyon national park act
in 2007, the hualapai tribe opened the glass-bottomed grand canyon skywalk on their property, grand canyon west. the skywalk is about by road from grand canyon village at the south rim. 









































the skywalk has attracted "thousands of visitors a year, most from las vegas".









































in 2016, skydiving at the grand canyon become possible with the first grand canyon skydiving operation opening up at the grand canyon national park airport, on the south rim.
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