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BMNP
(redirected from Blue Mountains National Park)

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BMNPBale Mountains National Park (Ethiopia)
BMNPBach Ma National Park (Vietnam)
BMNPBlue Mountains National Park (Australia)
BMNPBlack Mountain National Park (Australia)
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In New South Wales (NSW) a total fire ban -- preventing people from doing such things as burning rubbish or having barbecues -- was issued, while the Blue Mountains National Park was closed Saturday.
Australia issues 'catastrophic' alerts as fires rage by AFP / AFP Global Edition
In New South Wales (NSW) a total fire ban -- preventing people from doing such things as burning rubbish or having barbecues -- was issued, while the Blue Mountains National Park was closed Saturday.
Australia issues 'catastrophic' alerts as fires rage by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
Jamie Neale, 19, from north London, was found alive but dehydrated by sightseers in the Blue Mountains national park, west of Sydney, on Wednesday morning.
Lost backpacker wrote farewell letters by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
 
 
 
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