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Guindy National Park
The park area stands close to 280 hectares.
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Guindy Park is probably the smallest national park in the country and one of the few Indian national parks within the city limits. The park is inhabited by more than 20 species of trees, about 14 varieties of shrubs and more than 14 species of woodland mammals. The place also houses many species of rare birds and amphibians. The dry deciduous forests of Guindy are lined with tree species like Amona Squamosa, Atlanta Monophylla, Feronia Limonia and Azadirachta India.
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