Norfolk Island National Park and Botanic Garden are a refuge for most of the remaining forest that once covered Norfolk Island. Plants and animals had to cross vast distances over water to - Geography of Norfolk Island - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Norfolk Island National Park and Botanic Garden are a refuge for most of the remaining forest that once covered Norfolk Island. Plants and animals had to cross vast distances over water to Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-02-11 01:30:12 Open Document File Size: 1,14 MB Share Result on Facebook Country Norfolk Island / / Currency USD / / Facility trail An / Captain Cook Monument / RAINFOREST GULLY CIRCUIT SAMSONS CIRCUIT GRASSY RD GARDEN TRAIL / / IndustryTerm house site / food scraps / car park / / NaturalFeature Mt Pitt / Phillip Island / WALKING TRACKS NATIONAL PARK AND BOTANIC GARDEN NORFOLK ISLAND / Mt Bates / Old Mountain / Pacific Ocean / / Organization United Nations / Park Service / / / Position Captain / Governor / / RadioStation WWII / / URL www.environment.gov.au/parks/norfolk / / SocialTag Geography of Norfolk Island Extinct volcanoes Tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests Norfolk Island Cyatheales Phillip Island Norfolk, Virginia Volcanism Geology Volcanology

Norfolk Island National Park and Botanic Garden are a refuge for most of the remaining forest that once covered Norfolk Island. Plants and animals had to cross vast distances over water toAdd to Reading List