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Over 200 people died in national parks last year: Where most were reported

Drownings and crashes led the toll, and Lake Mead National Recreation Area recorded the most deaths at 18, NPS data shows.

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Few of the deaths involved wildlife.

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Over 200 people died in national parks last year: Where most were reported

Few of the deaths involved wildlife.

·Washington, United States
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More than 200 People Died in US National Parks Last Year. Which Parks Had the Most Accidents?

New data released Tuesday (May 26) by the National Park Service (NPS) shows that more than 200 deaths were recorded in national parks and their affiliated areas in 2025. While this number is higher than the approximately 190 deaths in 2024, it is lower than the more than 230 deaths in 2023.

·New York, United States
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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, May 25, 2026.
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