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# Seversk

Seversk (Russian: Се́верск SYEH-veersk) is a city that lies to the north of Tomsk, Siberia. Seversk was once known as "Tomsk-7", a secret closed city of the Soviet Union. Tomsk-7 was off-limits to non-residents and only became known after the fall of the iron curtain, and remains closed to outsiders to this day. Its main purpose was the production of plutonium and highly enriched uranium, and housing the workers. It is home to the Siberian Chemical Combine.

## Get in

The entry pass can be requested from ZATO Seversk (636000 Seversk, Tomsk Region, 51, Kommunistichesky Ave.), stating personal details, the reason and the expected date of entry. Most likely, this means to be a Russian citizen, live in Seversk or have family that lives in Seversk.

## Do

* take a walk along Kommunisticheskiy Avenue and Kalinina Street
* visit the Museum of the City of Seversk
* visit the Musical Theater and the Teather for Children and Youth
* visit the Nature Park with the zoo, the Park of Culture and Rest, the Victory Park
* visit the Vladimir Church and the Serafim's Church

## Eat

* Restaurant "Rus'": European and Siberian cuisine
* Food Delivery "MasterMant": Russian, Eastern, International and Siberian cuisine
* Sushi-bar and food delivery "Fresh": Asian cuisine
* Sushi-bar and food delivery "Black Sharks": Chinese, Thai and Japanese cuisine
* Coffee house and food delivery "Oberon": European, Asian and Mixed cuisine
* Cafe and food delivery "Yaponika - sushi & pizza": American and Japanese cuisine

## Drink

Non-alcoholic bar "Yogumi"
# Red River Valley (North Dakota)

The Red River Valley is a region in North Dakota in the United States.

## Cities

* 46.447222-96.7294441 Abercrombie
* 48.421389-98.0741672 Adams
* 46.762778-97.5553 Alice
* 48.6275-98.7058334 Alsen
* 47.68-97.9891675 Aneta
* 48.205556-97.346 Ardoch
* 47.051667-96.9355567 Argusville
* 47.104722-97.2166678 Arthur
* 47.919167-97.4947229 Arvilla
* 46.2675-97.00027810 Barney
* 47.345815-97.21953311 Blanchard
* 46.920278-97.55083312 Buffalo
* 46.9-97.21055613 Casselton
* 48.795278-97.62333314 Cavalier
* 46.7744-97.352515 Chaffee
* 48.561111-97.17944416 Drayton
* 46.877222-96.78944417 Fargo
* 48.416111-97.41055618 Grafton (North Dakota)
* 47.925278-97.032519 Grand Forks
* 46.070278-96.90138920 Hankinson
* 47.40387-97.0620321 Hillsboro
* 48.761667-98.37166722 Langdon
* 48.966389-97.24527823 Pembina
* 46.265889-96.60886124 Wahpeton
* 46.871667-96.89525 West Fargo

## Get in

* Grand Forks International Airport (GFK)

## Go next

* Red River Valley
# Eagle (Wisconsin)

Eagle is a town in Waukesha County, Wisconsin.

## See

* Old World Wisconsin, Hwy 67, about 1.5 miles south of town, ☏ +1 262 594-6301. Open May-Oct: M-F 10AM-3PM, Sa 10AM-5PM, Su noon-5PM. Outdoor museum with over 60 historical structures depicting rural Wisconsin life in the 1800s. $16 adults, $14 students/seniors, $9 children 5-17, $43 families (up to 2 adults plus 2 or more children 5-17). Children under 5 are free.

## Sleep

* 42.914728-88.4426341 Eagle Home Hostel (HI-Eagle), S91 W39381 Hwy 59 (north of town), ☏ +1 262 495-8794, bill.livick@gmail.com. Check-in: 5PM, check-out: 9AM. Located in the Kettle Moraine State Forest. Open weekends. Reservations required. $25-$29, no credit cards.
# New Berlin

New Berlin is in Wisconsin.

## Understand

New Berlin is a suburb of Milwaukee in Waukesha County.

### Visitor information

* Enjoy New Berlin (official tourism website)

## Get in
### By plane
#### General Mitchell International Airport

The nearest major airport is Milwaukee's 42.947816-87.9020321 General Mitchell International Airport (MKE). Southeast of the city.

### By car

Interstate 43 passes through New Berlin with access on Moorland Road and Racine Avenue.

### By bus

* 42.9545-88.1082372 New Berlin Park & Ride (I-43/Moorland Rd.). Intercity bus stop with free overnight parking. (updated Feb 2025)

### By bicycle

The New Berlin Trail is a seven-mile off-road trail that connects to Milwaukee County to the east and Waukesha to the west.

## Sleep

* 42.95545-88.106291 Holiday Inn Express & Suites Milwaukee-New Berlin, 15451 W Beloit Rd, ☏ +1 262-787-0700, beloitroad15451@gmail.com. Check-in: 4PM, check-out: 11PM. (updated Feb 2025)
* 42.95227-88.105172 La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Milwaukee SW New Berlin, 15300 W Rock Ridge Rd, ☏ +1 262-717-0900. Check-in: 11AM, check-out: 3PM. (updated Feb 2025)

## Connect

* 42.9793-88.101561 New Berlin Public Library, 15105 Library Ln, ☏ +1 262-785-4980. M-Th 9AM-9PM, F-Sa 9AM-5PM, Su (fall-spring only) 1PM-4PM. Wi-Fi. Computer access requires a current library card, but visitor passes are available. (updated Feb 2025)
# Pewaukee

Pewaukee , Wisconsin is the name for two municipalities. There is the City of Pewaukee and the Village of Pewaukee which border each other. They are located in Waukesha County and are western suburbs of Milwaukee. The Village of Pewaukee is on the eastern end of Pewaukee Lake.

## Understand

The Village and City of Pewaukee wrap around the eastern half of Pewaukee Lake

### Visitor information

* 43.0497-88.220531 Waukesha Pewaukee Convention and Visitor Bureau, N14 W23755 Stone Ridge Dr, Ste 225, ☏ +1 262-542-0330, info@visitwaukesha.org. M-F 8AM-4PM. (updated Feb 2025)

## Get in

The closest commercial airport is Milwaukee's General Mitchell International Airport. The closest general aviation airport is Crites Field in neighboring Waukesha.

## See

* 43.0807-88.26011 Clark House Museum, 206 East Wisconsin Ave, ☏ +1 262 691 0233. Originally a stage coach inn on the Watertown Plank Road that ran from Milwaukee to Watertown, this is now a small museum operated by the local historical society. The museum displays include an exhibits on Native American settlement with emphasis on the Potawatomi and Waukesha. Pictures and artifacts portray a way of life from the early 1900s in the village and city. (updated Aug 2021)

## Do

In the Summer Pewaukee has a couple of festivals held on the street in front of the downtown beach. They include the Taste of Lake Country and the Pewaukee Beach Party. The taste of Lake Country includes food from a number of fine local restaurants with live music on the beach to enjoy while eating.
During the summers there is live music at the lakefront every Wednesday. Local bands draw in people from the area to enjoy an evening of music of a number of styles from rock to country to jazz.
The Pewaukee Yacht Club regularly hosts sailboat races on the western end of Pewaukee Lake.
In the winter Pewaukee Lake is frequently used for ice fishing, snowmobiling, and kite boarding.

## Eat

Restaurants include:
* The Chocolate Factory, 161 W Wisconsin Ave, ☏ +1 262-264-0015. which features sub sandwiches & ice cream. (updated Apr 2018)
* Seester's, 161 W Wisconsin Ave, ☏ +1 262-746-9400. which is a Mexican themed cantina. (updated Apr 2018)
* The Butler Inn, 742 Glacier Rd, ☏ +1 262-691-0840. which features a fine dining menu. (updated Apr 2018)
* Artisan 179, 179 W Wisconsin Ave, ☏ +1 262-691-0200. which features quality food at an affordable price. (updated Apr 2018)

## Sleep

* Wildwood Lodge. Conveniently located along interstate 94
* Holiday Inn Pewaukee. Is located along interstate 94
* The Ingleside Hotel, 2810 Golf Rd, ☏ +1 262-547-0201. In addition to being a hotel includes an indoor water park
* Best Western Waukesha Grand.
* Milwaukee Marriott West, ☏ +1 262-574-0888.
# Costa Rica national parks

Costa Rica has some of the world's most spectacular national parks, protecting a range of different ecosystems including rain forests and cloud forests, remote beaches where sea turtles nest, dense jungles, and active volcanoes.

## Understand

Surprisingly, Costa Rica's national park system is quite young, having been founded in 1970. The country is blessed with a spectacular diversity of flora and fauna. This diversity led to Costa Rica adopting the slogan, "Pura Vida". Pura vida is more than a slogan though because the philosophy is widely embraced by the people, who support the government's efforts to conserve natural resources and to protect the wilderness for future generations. Today, 28% of the total land area of the country is protected biosphere. 10% of the land is designated for the 32 major national parks, with the remaining 18% set aside for wildlife refuges, biosphere reserves, rainforest preserves, and other protected conservation zones.
The national parks have become a magnet for international eco-tourism. Ecotourism is estimated to contribute 5% of the nation's total GDP, and boosts quality of life in communities near parks and natural attractions. Costa Rica enjoys the highest standard of living in Central America and is regarded as the most politically stable country in the region.
Costa Rica's national parks are managed by the National Conservation Areas System (SINAC). The agency's mission is to preserve the environment and to ensure affordable access to all.

## Parks

Costa Rica's national parks include:

### Central Valley

* Braulio Carrillo National Park
* La Cangreja National Park
* Irazu Volcano National Park
* Poás Volcano National Park
* Los Quetzales National Park
* Tapantí National Park
* Turrialba Volcano National Park

### Central Pacific

* Carara National Park
* Manuel Antonio National Park
* Monteverde and Santa Elena Cloud Forest Reserves
* Piedras Blancas National Park
* San Lucas Island National Park

### Guanacaste

* Barra Honda National Park
* Las Baulas de Guanacaste National Marine Park
* Cocos Island National Park
* Diria National Park
* Guanacaste National Park
* Rincón de la Vieja Volcano National Park
* Santa Rosa National Park
* Tenorio Volcano National Park

### Limón

* Barbilla National Park
* Cahuita National Park
* Tortuguero National Park

### North Costa Rica

* Arenal Volcano National Park
* Juan Castro Blanco National Park
* Miravalles Jorge Manuel Dengo National Park
* Palo Verde National Park

### South Pacific Costa Rica

* La Amistad International Park (jointly operated with Panama)
* Chirripo National Park
* Corcovado National Park
* Ballena Marine National Park

## See also

* National parks
* Central and South American wildlife
# El Salvador national parks

El Salvador has 5 national parks conserving a wide range of plant and animal species across several types of ecosystems including Pacific beaches, coastal wetlands, mountainous rainforests, and rugged volcanic peaks.

## Understand

National parks and protected areas in El Salvador are areas that connect tourism interests with scientific understanding of our natural environment. Visitors understand the natural world by walking through different ecosystems and observing the natural world around them. The national parks are areas that protect wildlife and natural resources from the negative impacts of human activity. Each of the national parks was designated in recognition of their importance to the country as a whole, not only for their scenic beauty, but for their ecological, scientific, educational, and cultural value.
El Salvador's parks preserve a variety of distinct eco-systems including volcanoes, forests, wetlands, rivers and provide critical habitat for wildlife.
Parks and protected natural areas are administered for the government by the Ministerio de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales.
In addition to the national parks, El Salvador has part of the UNESCO Trifinio Fraternidad Biosphere Reserve, which also includes sectors in neighboring Guatemala and Honduras. El Salvador's portion of the biosphere reserve is the Montecristo National Park.

## Parks

All of El Salvador's national parks are located in the western region of the country. National parks in El Salvador include:
* 13.73-89.281 El Boqueron National Park (also known as Crater del Volcán de San Salvador)
* 13.83-89.932 El Imposible National Park
* 13.83-89.633 Los Volcanes National Park (also known as Cerro Verde National Park)
* 14.39-89.44 Montecristo National Park (also known as Montecristo Trifinio National Park)
* 14.26-89.465 San Diego and San Felipe Las Barras National Park

## Other protected areas

* San Isidro Natural Monument
* Volcán de San Miguel Protected Area
* Isla Martin Pérez Protected Area
* Isla Tasajera Protected Area
* Isla Conchaguita Protected Area
* Isla Meanguera Protected Area
* Isla Zacatillo Protected Area
* Walter Tilo Deininger Park
* Laguna de Las Ninfas Protected Area

## See also

* National parks
* Central and South American wildlife
# Guatemala national parks

Guatemala has more than 30 national parks preserving many types of ecosystems including dense lowland tropical jungle, mountainous forests, volcanic peaks, and the subterranean wonders of natural caverns. Parks and other protected natural areas are administered for the government by the Consejo Nacional de Áreas Protegidas (CONAP). CONAP is charged with the conservation, protection, and sustainable use of the country's natural resources.

## Understand

In addition to the national parks, Guatemala designates 6 areas as biosphere reserves. Three of these are UNESCO Biosphere Reserves:
* Maya Biosphere Reserve
* Sierra de las Minas Biosphere Reserve
* Trifinio Fraternidad Biosphere Reserve (shared with Honduras and El Salvador)

## Parks
### Central Highlands

* Los Aposentos National Park
* Grutas de Lanquín National Park
* Laguna Lachuá National Park
* Las Victorias National Park
* San José la Colonia National Park
* Candelaria Caves National Park
* Cerro El Reformador National Park
* Naciones Unidas National Park

### Western Highlands

* Cerro El Baúl National Park
* Riscos de Momostenango National Park

### Northern Lowlands/Peten

* El Rosario National Park
* Laguna del Tigre National Park
* Mirador-Río Azul National Park
* Tikal National Park
* Sierra del Lacandón National Park

### Pacific Lowlands

* Sipacate-Naranjo National Park
* Pacaya National Park
* Laguna El Pino National Park

### Caribbean Coast

* Cuevas del Silvino National Park
* Río Dulce National Park

### Eastern Guatemala

* Cerro Miramundo National Park

## See also

* National parks
* Central and South American wildlife
# Honduras national parks

Honduras has 20 national parks conserving a wide range of plant and animal species across several types of ecosystems including Caribbean beaches, coastal wetlands, mountainous rainforests, and rugged volcanic peaks.

## Understand

Public conservation areas, including national parks, are administered for the federal government by the Instituto de Conservación Forestal, Áreas Protegidas y Vida Silvestre which is commonly known as the ICF. In addition to national parks, Honduras uses several other classifications for protected natural areas that are administered by ICF. These include forests, natural reserves, monuments, and aquatic areas. Some of these may be of interest to travelers, but most of the natural areas that are commonly visited by travelers are classified as national parks.

## Parks

National parks in Honduras include:

### Caribbean Honduras

* Capiro Calentura National Park
* Cusuco National Park
* Jeannette Kawas National Park
* Montaña de Botaderos Carlos Escaleras Mejía National Park
* Montaña de Yoro National Park
* Nombre de Dios National Park
* Omoa National Park
* Pico Bonito National Park
* Pico Pijol National Park
* Port Royal National Park
* Punta Izopo National Park
* Rio Kruta National Park

### Honduran Highlands

* Celaque National Park
* Cerro Azul de Copán National Park
* Cerro Azul Meámbar National Park
* Congolón, Piedra Parada and Coyocutena National Park
* La Muralla National Park
* La Tigra National Park
* Montaña de Comayagua National Park
* Montaña Santa Bárbara National Park
* Montecristo Trifinio National Park (the Honduran section of Trifinio Fraternidad Biosphere Reserve)
* Patuca National Park
* Sierra de Agalta National Park

### Pacific Honduras

There are no national parks in the Pacific region.

## Biosphere reserves

In addition to national parks, Honduras has four large conservation areas that are designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserves.
* Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve - located in the Caribbean region
* Trifinio Fraternidad Biosphere Reserve - located in the Western Highlands, shared with El Salvador and Guatemala
* Cacique Lempira, Senor de las Montanas - located in the Western Highlands
* San Marcos de Colon - located in the Eastern Highlands

## See also

* National parks
* Central and South American wildlife
# Panama national parks

Panama has 16 national parks conserving a wide range of plant and animal species across several types of ecosystems including both Caribbean and Pacific beaches, coastal wetlands, mountainous rainforests, and rugged volcanic peaks.

## Understand

Panama has 17 protected natural areas that are designated as Parques Nacionales (national parks). In Panama, national parks are administered for the federal government by the Ministerio de Ambiente, known locally as MiAmbiente. In addition to national parks, protected natural areas can bear any of several other designations including national monument, forest, natural reserve, trail, wildlife reserve and others. In total, Panama protects just over 31% of its national territory. The largest protected area is the Darien gap, on the border with Colombia. The Darien is an area of dense jungle. Other protected environments include volcanoes, mountains, islands in both the Caribbean Sea and Pacific Ocean, rainforests, and dry tropical forests.
Two of the national parks are designated UNESCO Biosphere Reserves (Darien and La Amistad). Five sites in Panama are designated Ramsar wetlands.

## Parks

National parks in Panama include:
* Altos de Campana National Park
* Barro Colorado Island
* Cerro Hoya National Park
* Chagres National Park
* Coiba National Marine Park
* Darién National Park
* Omar Torrijos "El Cope" National Park
* Golfo de Chiriquí Marine Park
* Hector Gallegos National Park
* Isla Bastimentos National Marine Park
* La Amistad International Park
* Camino Las Cruces National Trail
* Metropolitan National Park
* Portobelo National Park
* Santa Fe National Park
* Sarigua National Park
* Soberanía National Park
* Volcan Baru National Park

## See also

* National parks
* Central and South American wildlife
# Campos del Tuyú National Park

Campos del Tuyú National Park (parque nacional Campos del Tuyú) is a protected natural area protecting an area of grassy plains and Atlantic shoreline in the Pampas region of Argentina. The park is a designated Ramsar wetland.

## Understand

The park covers an area of 3,040 hectares.

### History

The park began as a private natural reserve in the late 1970s. The lands were donated to the federal parks administration and the park was established as part of the Argentina national parks system in 2009 to preserve coastal grassland ecosystems.

### Landscape

The park consists of grassy plains, coastal beaches, and wooded areas. It lies on the southern side of the Samborombon Bay.

### Flora and fauna

The park's most popular resident is the endangered pampas deer (as well as other, more numerous types of deer). There are also numerous capybara, the crab-eating fox, and some smaller wildcat species.
More than 100 species of bird can be found in the park including the rhea (a large, flightless bird similar to an ostrich or emu), the crested caracara, black and white monjitas, thrushes and an abundance of aquatic birds in the waters of the Samborombon Bay.
Various venomous snakes are found in the park including the Jararaca (also called the yarara or the big snake). Several amphibians make their home in the park including some small lizards, the cave toad and the native frog.

### Climate

The park is in a temperate area with an average annual temperature of 15 °C, Winter lows are in the single digits and the summer high temperature is near 40 °C. The park receives annual rainfall of about 1000 mm. The most pleasant weather is between November and March.

## Get in

The park does not allow recreational visitors.
The only way to access the park is to book a tour to Punta Rasa, typically departing from San Clemente del Tuyu. The tours pass through a section of park using 4̊WD trucks.

## Fees and permits

Entry is not allowed as of Feb 2025.

## Get around

Roads in this area are sandy and frequently washed out by tides and runoff. A 4̊WD truck is necessary to travel through the marshy wetlands.

## Go next

* Ayachucho
* Buenos Aires
* Arrecifes
# Washington County (Wisconsin)

Washington is a county in Southeast Wisconsin. The most populous city is West Bend.

## Cities

* 43.425-88.1833331 West Bend
# Bellevue (Ohio)

Bellevue is a city in Erie County (Ohio).

## Understand
### Visitor Information

* The Bellevue Area Tourism & Visitors Bureau, ☏ +1 419-684-4030. (updated Dec 2018)

## Get in
### By car

US 20 becomes the Bellevue Main Street.

### By bicycle

The North Coast Inland Trail goes through Bellevue after passing through Clyde from Fremont, and continues to Norwalk

## See

* 41.2259-82.87481 Seneca Caverns, 15248 E Township Road 178, ☏ +1 419-483-6711. 54 °F (12 °C) year around. $18. (updated Dec 2019)
* 41.2706-82.84212 Mad River Rail Road Museum, 233 York St, ☏ +1 419-483-2222, madriver@onebellevue.com. (updated Dec 2019)
* 41.2814-82.79033 John Wright Mansion. A historic Victorian mansion. (updated Nov 2018)

## Do

* Robert Peters Athletic Field. (updated Nov 2018)
* Mil'lympic Pool, ☏ +1 419-483-7747. Offers swim lessons. $5. (updated Nov 2018)

## Buy

* 41.27522-82.842221 Bassett's, 228 W Main St, ☏ +1 419-483-3151. 7AM-11PM. (updated Nov 2018)

## Drink

* Rayz Route 20, 106 E Main St, ☏ +1 419-483-6557. A pub that sells burgers, fries, and wings, as well as other less common fare like sauerkraut balls, Slaw balls, and Perch baskets. (updated Dec 2018)

## Sleep

* Bellevue Hotel & Suites, 1120 E Main St, ☏ +1 419-483-5740. (updated Nov 2018)

## Connect

* 41.27289-82.838141 Bellevue Public Library, 224 E Main St, ☏ +1 419-483-4769. (updated Nov 2018)
* 41.27427-82.838572 Bellevue Post Office. (updated Dec 2018)

## Go next

* Fremont
* Clyde
* Norwalk