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Marojejy National Park

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'''Marojejy National Park is located in the SAVA region in the northeast of Madagascar. Geographically the park lays between the Androranga river valley to the north and the Lokoho river to the south, the Andapa basin to the west and coastal plains and foothills to the east. Marojejy National Park is characterised by its impressive massif, its primary forest that covers almost the entire site and its great richness in biodiversity and endemic species.'''
Marojejy National Park was classified as a ''Natural Reserve'' in 1952, as a ''National Park'' in 1998 and a ''UNESCO World Heritage Site'' in 2007. The park covers an area of 6055,050ha at an 885 hectares with a peak altitude of 2,132m.
The predominant climate of Marojejy is tropical humid with an average annual rainfall of 1,936mm, with the maximum between November and June. The altitude plays an important role in the variation of the climate. The rainfall is higher in altitude and more irregular and less in the north and northwest. In the lowland the average temperatures are about 22.3°C in July and 26.9°C in February, while on the Marojejy peaks they can drop to 1.5°C in the winter months.
== Links ==
* Official Marojejy website: [https://explorewildmadagascar.com/marojejy-national-park explorewildmadagascar.com/marojejy-national-park]
* [[Marojejy in Crisis]] - article from 2009

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