A national park in central Arkansas, USA. Located in the eastern Ouachita Mountains, it has 47 hot springs. Its area is 14.3 km2 and it was designated a national park in 1921. The hot springs have long been used by Native Americans for medical purposes, but in 1832 they were preserved by the federal government. Hot springs with an average temperature of about 67°C gush out, and the National Park Service supplies the water to hot spring baths both inside and outside the park. [Kanno Mineaki] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
アメリカ合衆国アーカンソー州中央部の国立公園。ウォシト山地東部に位置し,47の温泉がある。面積14.3km2。1921年に国立公園に指定された。温泉は古くからインディアンが治療に利用していたが,1832年に連邦政府の手によって保存されるようになった。平均約67℃の温泉が噴出し,国立公園局が公園内外の温泉浴場に湯を供給している。【菅野 峰明】
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