1. History
Cuyahoga 
The National Park Service
Valley discovered Cuyahoga valley.
Congress was responsible for
making it a national park.
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Yes, early people lived there.
The artifacts are spear &
arrow heads, knives, spear
throwers, and copper.
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My park is 99 years old and
it became a park October 11,
2000. It was an indian village
before it became a national
park.

2. Geographical
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Some plants that are native to the area are the yellow
trout lily, spring beauty, toothwort, hepatica,
bloodroot, and many others.
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Beavers, coyotes, white-tailed deer, and the painted
turtle are some of the animals found here.
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Some physical features are forests, meadows, gorges,
and wetlands.
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My park was formed by glaciers, streams, and
persistent forces of weather. My park has a water fall.
Other Facts
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Hiking, biking, horse-back riding, are some of the
activites they allow at Cuyahoga Valley.
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It is 33,000 acres.
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The climate differs from the four different seasons.

3. BradyWine Falls