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Nanda Devi
|Nanda Devi National Park |
|IUCN category Ia (strict nature reserve) |
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|Location |Uttarakhand, India |
|Coordinates |[pic]30°25′7″N 79°50′59″E / 30.41861°N |
| |79.84972°E / 30.41861; 79.84972Coordinates: |
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| |30°25′7″N 79°50′59″E / 30.41861°N 79.84972°E /|
| |30.41861; 79.84972 |
|Area |630.33 km² |
|Established |1982 |

Nanda Devi National Park

|UNESCO World Heritage Site |
|Nanda Devi and Valley of Flowers National Parks |
|Name as inscribed on the World Heritage List |
|Country |India |
|Type |Natural |
|Criteria |vii, x |
|Reference |335 |
|UNESCO region |Asia-Pacific |
|Inscription history |
|Inscription |1988 (12th Session) |
|Extensions |2005 |

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