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The National Park System of the Federal States exists to showcase not only important or unique areas of the Federal States, but also to honor high-quality mapping contributions by members of the FSA community. National Parks and other "National" areas are nominated by individual mappers and are voted on by the FSA community every six months.

Nomination Process

FSA stateowners are encouraged to nominate areas of high-quality mapping for consideration in the National Park System. These can be their own work, or the work of other mappers. At this time, there is no limit to the number of nominations each stateowner can produce. The approvals will be included on the biannual FSA Coordinator Vote of Confidence, which is scheduled for February and August of each year.

Nominations must be sent via OGF message to the FSA Coordinator by the last day of the month prior to the biannual election: the next FSA Coordinator Vote of Confidence is in February 2022, which means all nominations for the next vote must be received by 31 January 2022. Nominations must include the location of the site and the requested title of the site, which determines the majority vote needed to be approved. There are two tiers of classification:

• Tier I sites are the highest-quality and the most prestigious. While there is no minimum or maximum size, to be approved as a Tier I classification the FSA community must vote with a supermajority of at least 75% approval. Tier I classifications are as follows:

• National Parks are primarily natural spaces;
• National Historic Sites are primarily developed or man-made spaces; and
• National Monuments are very unique areas, either natural or man-made.

• Tier II sites are still high-quality sites, but only require a simple majority vote of over 50% to be approved. Tier II classifications are any other "National" classification, including but not limited to:

• National Forest, National Prairie, or other natural feature as applicable
• National Wildlife Refuge
• National Heritage Area
• National Battlefield (to be determined once more information about FSA History is determined)
• National Lakeshore or National Seashore

Prior to approval, these sites may be tagged as "State ______" (or "Regional ______" if the site spans multiple states) as applicable.

If a site is nominated but fails the confirmation vote, the site is not eligible to be nominated again until the following voting cycle: for instance, if a site was nominated for the February 2021 vote and was not approved, it cannot be nominated for the August 2021 vote but is eligible for the February 2022 vote.

Legacy

Following the close of voting, approved nominations will be posted here and those sites will officially become part of the FSA National Park System. Once National Park status has been approved, these sites are to be protected as-is regardless of current or future state ownership: the mapped features of the National Park shall not be changed (except to add additional detail) and the boundaries of the approved site shall not change.

Any expansions would require a second round of nominations for the site as "annexes": for instance, if Sample State Park was approved to become Sample National Park, any additional expansion areas should be nominated as "Sample National Park Annex" and would require a 75% approval on the next ballot before those areas could be officially considered part of Sample National Park.

Areas that are approved for Tier II status can be upgraded and nominated for a Tier I status at the next eligible election.

Approved National Parks

Site	Tier	State(s)	Location	Admitted	Approval	Notes
Heathlands National Seashore∈⊾	Tier II	Passamaqueets	41.6641°S, 161.4501°E	Feb 2021	89%
Norottuck Watershed National Wildlife Refuge∈⊾	Tier II	Passamaqueets	41.9094°S, 160.931°E	Feb 2021	71%
Panalstow National Wildlife Refuge∈⊾	Tier II	Penquisset	40.2818°S, 160.5752°E	Feb 2021	61%
Arghenna Mountains National Forest∈⊾	Tier II	Arghenna, Penquisset	40.2227°S, 158.4016°E	Feb 2021	54%
Betaouais National Park∈⊾	Tier I	Nishowigan	43.4426°S, 142.4863°E	Feb 2021	96%
Pinkani National Protected Area∈⊾	Tier II	Sierra	31.7927°S, 140.9884°E	Feb 2021	68%
Rucani National Preserve∈⊾	Tier II	Sierra	31.6619°S, 141.2304°E	Feb 2021	82%
Arecales National Volcanic Maritime Protected Area∈⊾	Tier II	Arecales	9.4558°N, 178.0801°E	Feb 2021	89%
One Central National Historic Site∈⊾	Tier I	Minnonigan	41.5535°S, 141.451°E	Aug 2021	88%
Outer Islands National Park∈⊾	Tier I	Alormen	29.2647°S, 148.8963°E	Aug 2021	78%
Fort Walprove National Historic Site	Tier I	Clamash	34.86103°S, 137.88946°E	Aug 2021	81%
Hetko Butte National Park∈⊾	Tier I	Tennewa	37.8461°S, 143.5923°E	Aug 2021	78%
Mount Knockaert National Park∈⊾	Tier I	Tennewa	36.3284°S, 143.2542°E	Aug 2021	94%
Lennon Crater National Monument∈⊾	Tier I	Tennewa	37.0963°S, 143.6459°E	Aug 2021	94%
Petra Cavalli National Wildlife Refuge∈⊾	Tier I	Alormen	28.7494°S, 150.634°E	Aug 2021	94%
Hetnico Canyon National Wilderness Area∈⊾	Tier II	Tennewa	38.1883°S, 143.2703°E	Aug 2021	Yes.[1]

Active Nominations

Add nominations for the February 2022 ballot here no later than 31 January 2022.

Certain nominations have been grandfathered from the F2021 Ballot. Users have been asked if they wish to resubmit these ballots as the date approaches.

Current Name	Requested Name	Tier	Votes needed	State(s)	Nominated by	Location	Eligibility
Bronson Park	Burton Commerce National Heritage Site	Tier II	50%+1	Passamaqueets	Zytik	41.99011°S, 161.38197°E	Eligible for February 2022 ballot
World's End Park	Old Whalebury Light National Historic Site	Tier I	75%	Penquisset	Zytik	39.81034°S, 160.31771°E	Eligible for February 2022 ballot
Penquisset Seashore State Park∈⊾	Penquisset National Seashore	Tier II	50%+1	Penquisset	Zytik	40.2343°S, 160.5468°E	Eligible for February 2022 ballot
Hess Valley	Hess Valley National Cultural District	Tier II	50%+1	Penquisset	Zytik	40.1935°S, 160.1614°E	Eligible for February 2022 ballot
Amiable Island State Park	Fort Shutter National Park	Tier I	75%	Penquisset	Zytik	40.2031°S, 159.9125°E	Eligible for February 2022 ballot
Beaugendre Wilderness Management Area	Beaugendre National Wildlife Refuge	Tier II	50%+1	Alormen	Luziyca	29.2847°S, 149.2074°E	Eligible for August 2022 ballot
Pancanli Wilderness Management Area	Pancanli National Wildlife Refuge	Tier II	50%+1	Alormen	Luziyca	29.2877°S, 149.323°E	Eligible for August 2022 ballot
Mouton Wilderness Management Area	Mouton National Wildlife Refuge	Tier II	50%+1	Alormen	Luziyca	29.3268°S, 149.3645°E	Eligible for August 2022 ballot
Chilombich Wilderness Management Area	Chilombich National Wildlife Refuge	Tier II	50%+1	Alormen	Luziyca	29.5214°S, 149.5345°E	Eligible for August 2022 ballot
Carreras Canyon State Monument∈⊾	Carreras Canyon National Monument	Tier I	75%	Apawiland	iiEarth	33.4087°S, 143.844°E	Eligible for August 2022 ballot
Bass Dunes State Reserve∈⊾	Bass Dunes National Lakeshore	Tier II	50%+1	Washotska	Arlo	42.17°S, 146.9404°E	Eligible for February 2022 ballot
Hurricane Caverns State Park∈⊾	Hurricane Caverns National Park	Tier I	75%	Clamash	Glauber	35.0447°S, 140.0194°E	Eligible for February 2022 ballot
Great Deep State Park∈⊾	Great Deep National Park	Tier I	75%	Atascadera	Davieerr	30.2149°S, 134.9087°E	Eligible for February 2022 ballot

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