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Page 1: public use of the national parks; a statistical reportThe National Park Service, a bureau of the U. S. Department of the Interior, operates Federally-owned scenic, scientific, historic

public use of the national parks; a statistical report

1960-1970

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR • NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

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C O N T E N T S

TABLE 1 - CLASSES OF AREAS IN THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM

MAP OF THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM, 1971

FOREWORD TO TABLE 2

ERRATA

TABLE 2 - NUMBER OF VISITS, BY INDIVIDUAL AREAS: 1960-70

FOOTNOTES TO TABLE 2

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TABLE 1 - CLASSES OF AREAS IN THE NATIONAL PARK SYSTEM

Code

SB NBP NBS NC NHS NHP NL NMem NMemP NMP NM NP

NRA NS NSR NST

fll ace o*f Arpp V/XCIDD U i n.lca

National Battlefields National Battlefield Parks National Battlefield Sites National Cemeteries National Historic Sites National Historical Parks National Lakeshores National Memorials National Memorial Park National Military Parks National Monuments National Parks National Parkways National Recreation Areas National Seashores National Scenic Riverways National Scenic Trails National Scientific Reserve Historic Area International Park National Capital Parks White House Parks - Other

No. of Areas

Dec. 1970

5 4 3 10 52 13 4 19 1 11 85 35 5 13 7 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 5

Administered

Dec. 1960

1 3 5 10 28 9 -

17 1 11 80 30 5 4 1 --

-

1 1 2

209

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F O R E W O R D

The National Park Service, a bureau of the U. S. Department of the Interior, operates Federally-owned scenic, scientific, historic and recreational areas established (by either Congressional authority or Executive proclamation) for the benefit and enjoyment of the people. It also operates the National Capital Parks, a metropolitan park system comprising some 700 urban and rural park areas located in and around Washington, D.C.

Some of the National Memorials located in the District of Columbia are listed as separate units; the data for these are therefore not included in the line item, "National Capital Parks." There are also a number of non-Federally owned areas throughout the U.S. and in the International Park north of Maine, which are deemed to be "adminis­tered" by the Service by virtue of its involvement in their support though not directly operated by the Service; these are included in Table 1, but no public use counts at such non-Federal areas are included in Table 2.

The data tabulated here exhibit the annual volumes of public use of the Service-administered areas as reported for the years 1960 through 1970. A few parks, besides the non-Federally operated ones mentioned above, are excluded from the reporting system for reasons of imprac-ticality in producing consistent or meaningful data.

This issue continues the series of such multi-year summaries, the first of which covered the period 1904-1940, the second 1941-1953, and the third 1954-1964. Although the years covered here overlap those of the last summary, they constitute a convenient whole, dating from 1960 when a park visit was redefined as:

The entry of any person into an area administered by the National Park Service such that he makes some use of the services or facilities provided therein by the Service.

Within the 1960-70 period, series of data for some parks may exhibit an occasional apparent discontinuity. This arises from an ongoing process of park-by-park revisions in public use estimating procedures which grow out of changes in access or internal circulation roads, development of new facilities, or management review of existing pro­cedures. Care should therefore be exercised in drawing conclusions about trends at individual areas.

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Statistics on the public use of the national parks, specifically series on both visits and overnight stays, are published monthly. Other items are compiled annually. For those wishing to study recreation and park use in detail, back numbers of the monthly publications are available on request until the stock is exhausted. While printed in limited numbers, complete annual sets of these are usually available for the current year and the immediately preceding biennium.

The figures in Table 2 are shown in thousands of visits.

Prepared by:

Division of Statistical Analysis National Park Service

September 1971

ERRATA

I. The following corrected figures should be inserted in Table 2 of Public Use of the National Parks; A Statistical Report, 1960-1970:

1967 1968

1. On Page 7, Guilford Courthouse NMP 478.0 479.4

1961

2. On Page 10, Wright Brothers UMem 257.1

II. On Page 11, Footnote d. of Table 2 should be changed to read as follows:

White House figures were not included in data published annually prior to 1964, and not reflected in the System totals shown here for 1960-63.

Division of Statistical Analysis January 1972

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Area

a,d Total, National Park System

Abraham Lincoln B'place NHS, Ky. Acadia NP, Maine Adams NHS, Massachusetts Agate Fossil Beds NM, Nebraska

Allegheny Portage RR NHS, Penna. Amistad NRA, Texas Andrew Johnson NHS, Tennessee Antietam NBS, Maryland

Antietam NC, Maryland Appomattox Court House NHP, Va. Arbuckle NRA, Oklahoma Arches NM, Utah

Arkansas Post NMem, Arkansas Assateague Island NS, Md.-Va. Aztec Ruins NM, New Mexico Badlands NM, South Dakota

Bandelier NM, New Mexico Battleground NC, D.C. Bents Old Fort NHS, Colorado Big Bend NP, Texas

Big Hole NB, Montana Bighorn Canyon NRA, Wyoming-Mont. Black Canyon of the Gunnison NM,Colo. Blue Ridge Parkway, Va.-N. C.

Booker T. Washington NM, Va. Brices Cross Roads NBS, Mississippi Bryce Canyon NP, Utah Buck Island Reef NM, Virgin Islands

Cabrillo NM, California Canyon de Chelly NM, Arizona Canyonlands NP, Utah Cape Cod NS, Massachusetts

Cape Hatteras NS, North Carolina Capitol Reef NM, Utah Capulin Mountain NM, New Mexico Carlsbad Caverns NP, New Mexico

1960

79,229.0

331.3 1,638.2

11.8 -

_ -41.9 140.9

124.3

-71.6

_ -38.1 878.6

81.6 2.7

-75.9

10.7 -

122.5 5,503.2

8.3 1.3

272.0 -

1,007.0 20.5

--

467.3 102.5 37.3 537.0

1961

86,663.2

297.5 1,574.6

11.6 -

_ -47.8 125.4

156.4

-90.7

_ -42.1 833.3

90.5 2.7

-90.6

9.6

-115.0

6,047.6

8.5 3.1

264.8 -

1,063.7 26.5

--

547.3 136.8 41.1 590.0

1962

97,044.8

315.8 1,601.5

13.3 -

__ -48.9 176.0

152.2

-105.7

_ -41.4

1,044.8

97.2 2.7

-91.0

13.8

-131.8

6,507.3

12.6 2.0

251.0 6.6

933.1 25.4

--

649.3 163.5 40.3 556.0

1963

102,710.8

293.4 1,864.8

12.8 -

_ -48.1 103.3

141.0

-118.2

_ -45.1

1,074.0

113.8 2.7 -

114.2

15.2

-146.6

7,233.9

14.7 2.6

289.5 9.4

994.0 30.0

--

873.3 93.2 42.8 586.6

1964

111,385.7

284.6 2,011.6

15.1 -

_ -50.6 101.3

131.9 -99.7

_ -

47.9 1,079.8

116.3 2.7 15.7 119.7

18.8 -

168.2 7,001.1

20.6 8.9

300.3 9.6

766.1 167.5

-1,849.9

1,070.5 92.5 65.3 588.0

1965

121,312.0

371.6 1,733.6

16.9 -

_ -47.6 140.4

148.8

-143.9

_ -51.8

1,091.3

105.8 3.2 16.4 174.6

17.5 -

134.0 7,997.4

25.6 2.7

366.8 15.5

953.3 182.8 19.4

2,306.1

1,089.3 108.5 63.8 591.0

1966

133,081.1

397.2 2,158.4

19.5 -

_ -47.5 147.7

129.9 -

128.0

159.8 -54.3

1,094.8

134.0 3.7b

16.5 163.5

21.1 -

181.0 8,011.6

21.8 2.5

396.6 21.7

1,085.0 344.3 20.2

2,830.3

1,133.0 94.0 73.3 604.8

1967

139,675.6

403.7 2,102.0

21.6 -

_ -49.0 241.6

122.0 150.7 120.3

70.8 738.7 53.7

1,188.7

193.2t 5.7b

14.6 173.3

18.2 180.4 185.1

9,250.6

17.4 2.3

295.0 30.5

1,034.4 354.6 23.2

3,040.5

997.4 146.6 72.6 630.8

1968

150,835.6

397.0 2,303.3

14.9 3.8

5.5

-46.5 369.3

36.1 125.0 403.2 135.6

39.4 1,064.7

56.6 1,194.6

136.8 2.6 19.1 191.8

34.1 191.7 215.9

11,140.7

15.3 2.5

320.8 42.0

1,185.3 350.4 26.3

3,475.8

1,094.0 171.0 75.5 668.4

1969

163,990.0

555.3 2,489.8

11.8 4.1

21.1 448.0 45.9 273.8

24.8 129.8 381.3 162.6

49.5 1,360.7

62.6 1,221.3

133.4 2.3 20.2 199.8

34.6 146.2 302.6

11,865.1

19.2 2.3

366.9 36.4

1,259.0 408.3 26.0

4,031.3

1,142.4 210.6 48.7 672.9

1970

172,004.6

486.6 2,776.3

11.9 6.9

42.0 678.8 47.6 235.5

21.3 148.3 310.9 178.5

50.7 1,648.1

66.5 1,303.1

201.2 2.5 25.3 172.6

39.7 154.0 249.0

12,789.7

20.5 2.2

345.9 39.7

1,256.7 369.1 33.4

3,987.0

1,227.1 225.9 55.6

712.7

TABLE 2 - NUMBER OF VISITS, BY INDIVIDUAL AREAS: 1960-1970

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Table 2, continued

Area

Casa Grande Ruins NM, Arizona Castillo de San Marcos NM, Florida Castle Clinton NM, New York Catoctin Mountain Park, Maryland

Cedar Breaks NM, Utah Chaco Canyon NM, New Mexico Chalmette NHP, Louisiana Channel Islands NM, California

Chesapeake & Ohio Canal NM, Md.-W.Va. Chickamauga 5,Chattanooga NMP, GarTenn. Chiricahua NM, Arizona Christiansted NHS, Virgin Islands

City of Refuge NHP, Hawaii Colonial NHP, Virginia Colorado NM, Colorado Coronado NMem, Arizona

Coulee Dam NRA, Washington Cowpens NBS, South Carolina Crater Lake NP, Oregon Craters of the Moon NM, Idaho

Cumberland Gap NHP, Ky.-Tenn.-Va. Curecanti NRA, Colorado Custer Battlefield NM, Montana Custis-Lee Mansion, Virginia

Death Valley NM, California-Nevada Delaware Water Gap NRA, Penna.-N.J. DeSoto NMem, Florida Devils Postpile NM, California

Devils Tower NM, Wyoming Dinosaur NM, Utah-Colorado Edison NHS, New Jersey^ Effigy Mounds NM, Iowa

El Morro NM, New Mexico Everglades NP, Florida Federal Hall NMem, New York Fire Island NS, New York

Fords Theatre (Lincoln Museum), D.C. Fort Bowie NHS, Arizona Flaming Gorge NRA, Utah-Wyomingh

Fort Caroline NMem, Florida

1960

76.9 366.3 --

115.8 25.8 473.4 -

_ 1,034.3

45.4 4.2

_ 3,399.4 123.5 16.9

647.4 8.8

397.7 134.3

135.1

-146.5 348.2

355.9

-78.8 34.9

117.0 142.4 23.8 60.6

18.4 579.2 60.8 -

221.9 --43.4

1961

87.5 385.6 --

116.6 22.1 417.6 -

_ 1,046.4

43.4 3.2

_ 5,763.0 243.5 18.2

740.7 8.8

415.6 123.5

144.1

-150.3 321.9

397.9

-71.8 48.5

114.2 167.1 28.5 67.5

19.6 566.8 55.2 -

250.7 --41.5

1902

83.9 416.6 --

92.3 21.6 378.1 -

_ 1,068.0

51.7 4.4

37.8 5,792.0 317.4 24.8

689.9 9.6

592.4 160.8

151.9

-179.7 446.5

363.4

-72.8 63.2

124.9 260.4 33.6 54.1

22.0 626.1 60.3 -

261.5 _ -

46.1

1963

105.7 444.2 --

143.1 38.8 518.3 1.2

_ 1,084.6

51.8 6.1

51.2 6,280.8 347.9 28.3

664.5 17.3 475.7 134.9

159.7

-175.0 473.4

408.1

-78.2 52.9

125.4 223.0 32.6 74.4

16.3 669.2 58.8 -

239.1 _ -51.9

1964

132.4 322.4 --

153.9 29.1 555.4 1.5

_ 993.8 43.7 12.6

38.7 6,679.0 354.8 40.0

637.1 15.5 494.1 172.0

176.2

-188.8

1,063.9

403.6

-78.2 79.9

109.6 231.2 40.6 84.5

16.8 792.6 39.3 -

281.6 --

100.5

1965

88.1 469.9 --

214.0 33.1 270.6 1.6

_ 1,048.2

47.0 13.7

138.5 6,680.0 345.4 59.1

680.2 31.4 480.5 183.9

221.5

-191.3 528.8

453.0

-91.2 88.4

127.6 256.1 45.1 88.8

19.6 977.6 78.8 -

. -

273.7 94.9

1966

110.5 488.5 -

480.6b

211.2 34.8 131.8 0.3

_ 1,201.1

46.9 21.0

209.8 7,038.5 415.0 46.5

778.3 23.3 552.5 198.7

234.0

-218.1 364.1

437.8

-98.8 108.5

125.0 296.1 48.6 81.2

21.4 1,017.1

70.6 -

_ -

426.5 84.1

1967

82.9 473.8 -

377.8

197.3 32.9 167.9 15.7

_ 1,250.0

47.6 26.8

209.2 7,995.4 447.1 51.0

758.4 43.4 499.4 214.6

237.2

-260.9 252.6

476.7

-92.3 104.5

117.8 310.6 50.4 82.1

24.0 1,098.3 100.9 417.3

-596.7 71.8

1968

80.1 446.3 11.0 333.0

233.0 27.1 205.5 31.0

_ 1,284.2

50.0 42.3

250.7 8,151.8 362.3 44.7

542.7 34.8 578.3 190.5

246.5 302.6 238.8 269.3

469.6

-101.5 108.2

155.2 308.3 53.5 97.2

25.7 1,251.5

80.3 474.4

433.9 -

492.8 68.1

1969

89.8 463.0 0.0

364.7

298.4 34.6 191.8 33.1

_ 1,161.4

50.0 30.7

220.2 8,470.1 385.8 30.0

875.1 31.9 544.9 199.4

236.7 434.8 243.4 407.8

458.8 666.3 87.1 94.5

139.3 337.8 48.7 117.1

25.1 1,187.2

46.7 397.5

438.3 0.8 -61.7

1970

116.6 512.2 118.2 600.5

317.0 63.0 264.3 32.0

408.1 1,743.2

54.4 28.2

213.5 8,721.1 473.1 39.4

652.9 31.3 535.0 223.5

261.5 561.9 263.2 388.8

580.5 815.3 134.3 89.6

147.4 371.4 55.9 136.0

26.3 1,273.5

57.9 438.4

459.6 1.9 -77.2

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Table 2, continued

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Area

Fort Clatsop NMem, Oregon Fort Davis NHS, Texas Fort Donelson NC, Tennessee Fort Donelson NMP, Tennessee

Fort Frederica NM, Georgia Fort Jefferson NM, Florida Fort Laramie NHS, Wyoming Fort Larned NHS, Kansas

Fort Matanzas NM, Florida Fort McHenry NM, Maryland Fort Necessity NB, Pennsylvania Fort Pulaski NM, Georgia

Fort Raleigh NHS, North Carolina Fort Smith NHS, Arkansas Fort Sumter NM, South Carolina Fort Union NM, New Mexico

Fort Vancouver NHS, Washington Frederick Douglass Home, D.C. Fredericksburg & Spotsylvania NMP, Va. Fredericksburg NC, Virginia

General Grant NMem, New York George Rogers Clark NHP, Indiana George Washington Birthplace NM, Va. George Washington Carver NM, Missouri

George Washington Mem. Pkwy., Va.-Md. Gettysburg NC, Pennsylvania Gettysburg NMP, Pennsylvania Gila Cliff Dwellings NM, New Mexico

Glacier Bay NM, Alaska Glacier NP, Montana Glen Canyon NRA, Arizona-Utah Golden Spike NHS, Utah

Gran Quivira NM, New Mexico Grand Canyon NM, Arizona Grand Canyon NP, Arizona Grand Portage NM, Minnesota

Grand Teton NP, Wyoming Great Sand Dunes NM, Colorado Great Smoky Mtns NP, N.C.-Tenn. Guilford Courthouse NMP, N. C.

1960

--

384.9

110.8 8.9

45.6

-

62.7 511.5 136.2 136.1

90.8

-51.8 10.1

37.6

-413.6

-

253.2

-85.9 46.4

_ -

1,336.0 2.3

0.9 724.5

--

10.3 0.8

1,186.9

-

1,429.9 52.7

4,528.6 293.8

1961

69.0

--

534.3

146.9 14.4 49.9

-

69.2 468.2 156.8 123.2

102.8

-65.5 10.6

28.3

-458.5

-

307.1

-95.5 34.9

_ -

1,698.2 2.9

1.3 740.0

--

10.6 0.8

1,252.2 27.6

1,492.4 61.1

4,762.1 452.3

1962

70.5

--

590.8

140.7 7.7

63.6

-

72.4 495.8 166.0 161.6

110.6

-60.3 11.8

51.4

-522.3

-

278.1

-126.0 35.5

_ -

1,893.3 3.1

1.1 966.1

--

9.5 0.9

1,446.5 32.2

1,799.4 92.8

5,209.8 459.2

.1963

71.7

--

631.3

147.6 26.2 65.8

-

80.3 512.3 196.1 176.3

136.7

-142.9 12.5

63.9

-465.8

-

304.1

-95.7 46.6

_ -

2,024.0 9.8

0.8 810.2

--

9.4 0.8

1,538.7 32.4

2,158.8 105.7

5,258.7 470.6

1964

71.9 86.6

-672.4

168.6 43.2 76.3

-

102.7 597.4 227.0 252.3

145.5 39.8

158.6 12.6

65.2

-603.4

-

323.1

-77.1 66.3

_ -

2,260.8 24.0

1.0 642.2 196.4

-

9.1 0.9

1,575.7 66.1

2,456.8 120.5

5,321.1 485.0

1965

70.0 107.9

-566.0

168.0 32.2 88.3

-

135.8 628.8 246.7 261.5

176.7 41 ."5 144.6 13.9

70.3

-734.0

-

253.2

-81.6 48.3

_ -

2,325.5 25.2

1.8 847.1 303.5

-

10.9 1.3

1,689.2 70.2

2,507.0 142.1

5,954.9 564.9

1966

87.2 135.8

-766.2

206.4 35.3 94.6

-

185.6 696.2 256.7 230.3

321.3 49.7 162.0 15.0

80.0

-719.7

-

120.1

-72.4 41.0

2,261.0b

-3,589.1

24.1

4.9 907.8 359.7

-

11.3 1.6

1,806.0 75.1

2,673.1 157.5

6,466.1 449.5

1967

82.6 121.6

-902.5

242.3 22.1 94.4 38.6

187.7 567.7 270.6 269.5

256.5 52.8

134.4 13.7

89.7

-775.7

-

118.9

-71.9 38.4

5,098.0

-2,463.2

25.9

8.3 884.0 390.0 32.9

11.5 1.1

1,804.9 103.5

2,643.7 178.0

6,710.1 578.0

1968

89.9 123.5 14.6

1,044.5

215.1 9.0

125.1 39.7

175.8 540.0 267.8 266.8

234.8 49.0 134.4 12.5

106.4

-980.6 45.1

117.5 58.7 94.0 44.0

3,866.3 2,150.9 1,750.1

28.7

13.5 964.5 654.5 52.3

14.2 1.3

1,986.3 65.3

2,970.3 178.6

6,667.1 579.4

1969

106.2 98.9 13.1

1,014.3

204.3 6.9

100.5 34.1

166.7 550.0 313.9 161.4

215.5 63.2

142.4 10.9

104.8 11.0

935.5 35.9

95.3 57.5

.133.5 43.2

4,167.0 3,279.1 2,991.0

28.6

16.0 1,051.2

781.3 169.6

21.8 1.8

2,192.6 92.9

3,134.4 174.1

6,331.1 446.2

1970

115.6 100.1 19.2

894.2

191.8 12.9

122.9 39.0

192.6 569.1 267.9 240.8

287.4 77.1

177.7 14.2

163.4

10.3 1,076.9

44.6

100.7 68.2 102.7 45.5

3,772.6

4,102.3 2,777.1

35.2

29.7 1,241.6

907.5 67.0

27.9 1.6

2,258.2 85.8

3,352.5 205.8

6,778.5 518.3

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Table 2, continued

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Area

Haleakala NP, Hawaii12

Hamilton Grange NMem, New York Hampton NHS, Maryland Harpers Ferry NHP, W.Va.-Md.

Hawaii Volcanoes NP, Hawaiie

Home of F. D. Roosevelt NHS, N.Y. Homestead NM, Nebraska Hopewell Village NHS, Pennsylvania

Horseshoe Bend NMP, Alabama Hot Springs NP, Arkansas House Where Lincoln Died, D.C. Hovenweep NM, Utah-Colorado

Hubbell Trading Post NHS, Arizona Independence NHP, Pennsylvania Isle Royale NP, Michigan Jefferson Natl. Expansion Mem. NHS,Mo.

Jewel Cave NM, South Dakota John Fitzgerald Kennedy NHS, Mass. John Muir NHS, California Johnstown Flood NMem, Penn.

Joshua Tree NM, California Katmai NM, Alaska Kennesaw Mountain NBP, Georgia Kings Canyon NP, California

Kings Mountain NMP, South Carolina Lake Mead NRA, Arizona-Nevada Lassen Volcanic NP, California Lava Beds NM, California

Lehman Caves NM, Nevada Lemon NRA, Colorado Lincoln Boyhood NMem, Indiana Lincoln Memorial, D. C.

Lyndon B. Johnson NHS, Texas Mammoth Cave NP, Kentucky Manassas NBP, Virginia

g Meriwether Lewis NM, Tennessee

Mesa Verde NP, Colorado Minute Man NHP, Massachusetts Montezuma Castle NM, Arizona Moores Creek NMP, North Carolina

1960

62.1

-13.5 585.8

709.1 281.9 18.7 98.7

23.9 719.1 135.6 2.8

1,595.0 6.4 48.5

31.7 -_ -

320.1 0.6

203.5 759.8

242.9 2,254.2 401.8 67.7

20.7 _ _

2,488

519.1 160.4 36.2

225.7 _

177.7 24.4

1961

65.8

-12.3 612.9

769.6 229.9 22.1 114.3

15.6 891.3 154.6 3.3

1,723.9 6.5 63.6

31.4 ---

301.5 0.6

199.2 748.6

259.2 2,220.0 460.0 67.3

24.3 --

2,890.0

519.3 369.6 27.5

227.7 -

208.8 20.6

1962

71.2

-14.5 658.0

421.6 233.2 40.5 114.2

14.0 1,874.0 163.9 4.0

2,142.6 5.4 94.1

41.2 -_ -

331.5 0.3

178.2 826.1

287.8 2,688.7 399.0 69.2

27.3 -_

2,672.3

569.3 201.6 _

262.2 -

221.3 25.7

1963

72.1

-14.1 709.3

494.7 271.6 27.6 114.6

29.8 1,870.6 135.0 5.3

2,348.8 7.8

250.0

44.0 -_ -

346.3 0.7

203.6 778.6

346.1 3,349.6 369.3 76.6

32.5 --

3,461.1

636.1 242.5 _

325.3 -

231.7 27.1

1964

87.6

-17.1 754.5

517.9 312.9 . 29.7 125.4

37.4 1,787.3 168.9 6.4

2,680.4 8.2

282.7

54.9 ---

343.4 0.5

286.8 831.6

294.7 3,462.6 407.7 66.9

34.8 -

118.6 4,016.9

793.4 323.3 _

344.4 380.4 222.0 28.0

1965

90.1

-18.0 789.8

573.9 390.5 36.4 141.9

47.4 1,809.4

95.4 7.6

_ 2,730.0

9.5 3,013.8

57.4 ---

336.0 0.8

426.4 848.9

311.7 3,594.1 400.3 81.1

35.6 15.0 167.0

4,039.9

872.2 426.2 -

378.3 412.3 232.3 31.9

1966

95.5

-15.4 898.0

607.6 400.2 36.5 133.6

40.4 1,763.7 100.9 7.0

_ 2,745.5

10.8 4,616.0

74.5 ---

408.6 0.9

428.9 923.4

351.1 3,720.5 462.5 70.3

43.3 39.3 152.2

4,690.7

1,143.8 464.7 -

423.4 407.3 235.7 33.8

1967

102.7

-53.5 955.5

786.2 294.0 40.7 139.2

59.1 1,981.3 137.0 7.2

_ 2,683.7

9.5 2,134.9

75.0 -6.2 -

416.5 1.2

196.1 909.9

371.9 4,102.3 358.3 81.9

53.8 -

137.8 3,519.6

1,282.8 543.4 -

435.0 426.3 245.2 33.5

1968

132.7 5.2 41.2

1,009.8

918.0 308.8 44.9 142.9

358.1 1,913.9 287.3 8.2

50.2 2,277.6

10.1 2,019.8

68.2 -9.9 26.6

489.4 1.6

256.0 1,064.0

347.4 4,751.8 442.8 87.7

42.4

-127.7

3,479.1

_ 1,540.2 581.2 -

449.8 470.3 288.4 35.4

1969

146.8 6.0 42.1

1,031.3

719.9 278.3 32.5 156.4

267.4 1,852.3 294.0 7.2

50.8 2,403.2

10.4 1,993.8

75.1 33.2 14.5 19.7

550.3 7.8

258.1 946.0

501.6 5,614.9 435.7 110.5

34.7

-171.0

3,874.5

_ 1,299.7

677.1 -

513.8 529.3 309.2 37.5

1970

197.4 4.0 50.2

1,120.9

822.3 259.9 26.7 186.3

267.5 2,092.4 292.9 9.6

77.3 2,382.3

14.4 1,388.6

75.5 29.5 19.0 43.2

643.0 11.8 385.6

1,019.0

401.8 4,897.1 466.6 124.2

41.2

-159.8

2,782.0

186.5 1,726.5 658.0 -

527.2 546.7 370.9 44.1

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Area

Morrlstown NHP, New Jersey Mound City Group NM, Ohio Mount McKinley NP, Alaska Mount Rainier NP, Washington

Mount Rushmore NMem, South Dakota Mulr Woods NM, California Natchez Trace Parkway, Miss.-TenrirAla. National Capital Parks, D.C.-Md.-Va.a>

Natural Bridges NM, Utah Navajo NM, Arizona Nez Perce NHP, Idaho

4 North Cascades NP, Washington^

Ocmulgee NM, Georgia Olympic NP, Washington Oregon Caves NM, Oregon Organ Pipe Cactus NM, Arizona

Ozark NSR, Missouri

Padre Island NS, Texas Pea Ridge NMP, Arkansas Pecos NM, New Mexico

Perrys Victory NM, Ohio Petersburg NB, Virginia Petrified Forest NP, Arizona Pinnacles NM, California

Pipe Spring NM, Arizona Pipestone NM, Minnesota Piscataway Park, Maryland Piatt NP, Oklahoma

Point Reyes NS, California

Poplar Grove NC, Virginia Prince William Forest Park, Va. Rainbow Bridge NM, Utah

Richmond NBP, Virginia Rocky Mountain NP, Colorado Russell Cave NM, Alabama Sagamore Hill NHS, New York

Saguaro NM, Arizona Salnt-Gaudens NHS, New Hampshire Salem Maritime NHS, Massachusetts San Juan Island NHP, Washington

1960

481.2 29.0 22.5

1,538.7

1,067.0 508.8

3,479.3 6,941.2

6.5 2.5

--

86.0 1,160.4 101.3 262.1

-

---

66.9 545.1 911.5 72.0

7.3 155.5

-1,150.5

----

183.8 1,532.5

--

141.0

-55.8

-

1961

353.5 31.8 18.3

1,592.8

1,030.4 524.3

3,685.3 7,623.4

7.7 3.9

--

88.3 1,519.5 102.9 252.1

-

-57.2

-

61.7 798.9 671.0 76.9

11.5 164.4

-1,173.5

----

225.3 1,538.0

--

145.1

-58.9

-

1962

449.6 30.7 16.6

1,905.3

1,209.4 532.8

5,328.0 8,587.7

10.1 4.5

--

67.4 2,044.4 129.1 294.1

-

-36.6

-

69.6 848.4 705.0 81.5

18.8 157.3

-1,218.6

----

240.1 1,773.8

9.2 -

146.3

-106.9

-

1963

473.4 41.4 18.4

1,544.3

1,272.8 577.9

5,288.8 8,617.7

11.6 7.9

--

71.8 1,576.2 125.8 329.8

_

-44.7

-

74.1 1,031.4 786.0 97.0

24.9 178.5

-1,422.6

_ ---

311.8 1,855.4

44.9 -

177.0

-147.2

-

1964

509.5 39.9 19.2

1,439.9

1,343.3 609.0

4,476.7 8,910.6

10.5 7.9

--

86.7 1,343.6 149.9 324.7

_

-68.8

-

79.0 1,157.9 884.0 103.2

22.4 111.3

-1,316.3

_ ---

334.2 1,885.9

19.0 88.2

215.9 -70.1

-

1965

514.7 43.8 21.4

1,643.1

1,507.4 596.9

4,979.2 9,171.3

19.3 17.1

--

86.0 2,058.0 130.9 362.8

_

-96.2

-

79.1 1,278.8 867.8 118.0

27.6 92.1

-1,460.5

_ --12.4

382.9 1,619.8

14.8 98.3

229.7 -

194.1

-

1966

533.7 45.8 31.3

1,722.3

1,585.2 685.9

5,652.4 7,164.7

29.8 42.2

--

85.4 1,752.0 150.3 293.4

_ 152.4 104.1 17.9

83.3 1,162.5 849.8 117.9

27.5 102.8

-1,233.8

411.3

u 267.3b

20.5

386.9 1,865.6

16.5 110.4

228.4 -

219.9 -

1967

654.6 56.0 39.8

1,805.9

1,632.5 737.7

6,781.7 7,503.2

36.6 60.9

--

72.2 1,905.3 128.4 340.7

_ 195.4 127.6 39.5

87.0 1,505.5 797.2 160.6

20.7 114.2

-1,345.6

521.2

-281.4 22.0

315.3 1,915.2

34.2 111.8

267.8 4.7

203.3 -

1968

418.7 54.3 33.3

1,682.7

1,728.5 721.9

8,911.7 7,138.4

37.8 59.8 32.8

-

48.2 2,013.8 144.1 374.8

_ 360.8 142.2 48.3

86.0 2,335.7 869.4 153.2

21.5 102.0

-1,707.5

574.5 4.5

301.7 28.0

430.7 2,187.6

21.6 128.2

307.1 6.2

242.9 19.7

1969

457.8 47.2 45.4

1,659.5

1,763.9 694.8

10,451.0 9,398.9

37.8 75.8 67.1

-

39.2 2,135.9 148.6 333.0

_ 711.0 135.0 50.1

78.8 2,196.4 1,004.9 147.0

27.2 146.4

-1,611.9

973.1 5.4

334.1 36.4

366.9 2,217.2

17.0 141.2

409.0 2.8

243.1 26.3

1970

401.0 70.0 46.0

1,925.1

1,965.7 733.0

11,256.1 9,011.8

39.9 95.2 53.7 295.0

59.8 2,283.1 160.8 415.4

2,096.7 721.2 135.8 59.7

90.8 2,991.2 1,151.4 166.2

36.0 157.5 11.4

1,586.0

1,089.2 6.7

342.7 40.0

424.0 2,357.9

17.9 146.2

351.8 5.1

289.2 42.6

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Area

San Juan NHS, Puerto Rico Sanford NRA, Texas Saratoga NHP, New York Saugus Iron Works NHS, Massachusetts

Scotts Bluff NM, Nebraska Sequoia NP, California Shadow Mountain NRA, Colorado Shenandoah NP, Virginia

Shiloh NC, Tennessee Shiloh NMP, Tennessee Sitka NM, Alaska Statue of Liberty NM, New York

Stones River NB, Tennessee Stones River NC, Tennessee Sunset Crater NM, Arizona Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace NHS.N.Y.

Theodore Roosevelt Island, D.C. Theodore Roosevelt NMemP, N.D. Thomas Jefferson Memorial, D.C.J Timpanogos Cave NM, Utah

Tonto NM, Arizona Tumacacori NM, Arizona Tupelo NB, Mississippi Tuzigoot NM, Arizona

Vanderbilt Mansion NHS, New York Vicksburg NC, Mississippi Vicksburg NMP, Mississippi Virgin Islands NP, Virgin Islands

Walnut Canyon NM, Arizona Washington Monument, D.C. Whiskeytown NRA, California White House, D.C.

White Sands NM, New Mexico Whitman Mission NHS, Washington Wilsons Creek NBP, Missouri Wind Cave NP, South Dakota

Wright Brothers NMem, North Carolina Wupatki NM, Arizona Yellowstone NP, Wyo.-Mont.-Idaho Yorktown NC, Virginia

Yosemite NP, California Yucca House NM, Colorado Zion NP, Utah

1960

187.7 -60.1

-

91.5 610.8 748.8

1,780.1

_ 803.8 15.5 769.0

33.7 -80.5 -

_ 223.2 926.9 110.1

46.1 53.8 0.9 34.8

138.5 -

819.5 27.2

66.3 1,392.9

-809.6d

378.5 40.4 -

864.6

237.6 56.6

1,443.3 -

1,150.4 0.1

575.8

1961

188.4 -63.3

-

92.3 610.2 614.0

1,929.3

_ 927.4 15.6 763.5

46.5 -97.6

-

. 235.6 811.5 117.9

53.6 56.3 0.9 34.1

132.9 -

954.8 30.6

73.8 1,592.3

-1,322.3d

380.8 47.6 -

700.2

275.1 65.2

1,524.1 -

1,227.1 0.1

604.7

1962

197.2 -80.2

-

96.3 687.4 693.3

2,049.4

_ 803.2 13.6 863.8

46.7 -

112.0 -

_ 245.7

1,251.3 133.5

56.2 55.2 0.8 34.6

163.3 -

933.7 55.4

76.5 1,758.3

-l,561.7d

371.2 55.2 -

818.6

223.6 71.7

1,925.2 -

1,505.5 0.1

622.1

1963

218.7 -97.1

-

99.9 631.7 782.9

2,237.8

_ 745.7 18.8

848.0

33.1 -

145.4 -

_ 237.5

1,423.2 165.7

68.4 54.4 0.8 38.6

172.2 -

923.9 86.2

80.0 1,750.2

" H 1,520.2

413.5 79.1 -

931.1

249.7 83.0

1,872.5 -

1,473.4 0.2

681.1

1964

423.6 -

113.4

-

89.7 654.1 822.1

2,276.2

471.0 21.5

1,026.5

60.3 -

139.7 6.7

_ 261.5

1,661.3 165.2

70.4 55.6 0.8 45.4

204.4 -

970.8 71.6

79.4 1,893.6

-1,840.1

456.8 95.6 -

894.3

296.8 63.0

1,929.3 -

1,547.0 0.3

705.2

1965

533.1 -

112.0

-

106.5 877.3 757.0

2,289.4

382.7 25.8

1,064.5

59.0 -

156.7 9.2

_ 233.6

1,699.4 165.5

54.1 56.1 0.8 48.6

233.8 -

935.3 57.4

83.1 1,986.1 613.0

1,673.1

523.9 93.3 -

885.6

302.7 82.5

2,062.5 -

1,635.4 0.3

763.2

1966

604.4 1,041.4 120.3

-

107.5 797.8 842.7

2,349.1

443.2 38.6

1,036.3

71.9 -

161.5 8.5

_ 500.3

1,278.9 193.6

43.6 50.5 0.8 67.1

278.9 -

798.6 66.0

80.6 2,059.3 857.1

1,548.3

513.0 98.3 -

928.5

370.9 82.1

2,130.3 -

1,817.1 1.0

815.2

1967

659.7 1,075.2 140.9

-

124.1 746.9 865.1

2,133.1

_ 501.3 44.8

1,071.5

81.1 -

186.7 13.4

_c

555.8 1,375.0 207.2

37.8 49.5 1.1 68.9

271.0 -

905.3 102.7

69.7 1,905.2 835.1

1,733.9

516.3 88.4 41.4 882.1

340.0 102.1

2,210.0

-2,238.3

0.3 788.4

1968

635.4 1,281.7 169.5

-

133.8 874.3 891.7

2,273.2

70.0 466.7 23.8

1,105.3

64.8 42.7 160.4 12.8

_c

562.4 1,088.8 221.4

44.6 63.0 0.8 79.6

277.2 156.2 952.0 123.8

69.7 1,607.8 872.0

1,154.9

614.8 99.3 41.6 962.2

310.4 95.8

2,229.7 10.0

2,281.1 0.2

877.1

1969

437.3 1,266.2 170.9 10.9

125.0 919.3

1,042.3 2,400.9

87.8 499.8 39.5

1,140.1

64.1 66.8 232.9 11.1

194.9 658.7

1,261.1 192.8

48.1 60.0 0.9 89.9

264.3 105.6 699.5 117.0

70.5 1,658.5 1,044.2 1,521.7

488.8 105.5 47.3 896.6

324.9 113.7

2,193.7 3.9

2,291.3

-904.3

1970

510.5 1,239.6 185.8 19.1

130.0 875.7 161.9

2,411.5

92.0 524.4 61.9

1,104.9

66.3 53.1 254.6 11.0

302.3 680.0 146.6 166.5

53.0 63.7 0.7

117.3

278.4 138.4 522.5 126.6

69.1 1,541.6 1,164.4 1,388.6

515.1 89.0 44.3 997.1

489.4 132.3

2,297.3 9.9

2,277.2

-903.6

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F O O T N O T E S

System total Includes National Capital Parks, which were excluded from all totals published annually prior to 1963.

National Capital Parks data have been adjusted to break out the visits to four areas formerly included but now being listed separately.

cTheodore Roosevelt Island visits are included in the figures shown for George Washington Memorial Parkway in 1967-68

White House figures were not included in data published annually prior to 1964, and not reflected in the System totals shown here for 1960-64.

eThe former Hawaii NP was split July 1, 1961 into Haleakala NP and Hawaii Volcanoes NP. The 1960-61 data have been adjusted to show the two parts of Hawaii NP on the present basis.

Edison Home NHS and Edison Laboratory NM were combined into a single park area on September 5, 1962. The 1960-62 data shown are the combined totals.

8Meriwether Lewis NM was disestablished August 10, 1961, and is now part of the Natchez Trace Parkway.

was temporarily administered by the National Park Service.

Date for the North Cascades complex includes visits to Lake Chelan NRA and Ross Lake NRA; no breakdown available.

Thomas Jefferson (formerly listed as Jefferson Memorial) was closed for repairs October 1969 to September 1970.

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