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Campers identified after deaths at Isle Royale National Park
HOUGHTON, MI - Two people who died at Isle Royale National Park last weekend have been identified. The National Park Service said Thursday afternoon that the deceased campers have been identified and their families have been notified. However, their names, ages and where they’re from were not released.
Campers found dead at Isle Royale identified, National Park Service says
Two campers found dead this week at Isle Royale National Park have been identified, officials said Thursday. The U.S. National Park Service said authorities have notified next of kin for both the deceased campers, who were found Sunday at a remote site at the South Lake Desor Campground in the middle of the 206-square-mile Lake Superior island.
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Campers who died on Isle Royale were at Lake Desor. Investigation ongoingThe National Park Service said in a release on June 12 that it has identified two campers who died on Isle Royale, but it did ...
Two people were found dead at Isle Royale National Park in a "remote backcountry campground" within the park, according to ...
Isle Royale National Park is a park that consists of a large island surrounded by more than 450 smaller islands, preserving 132,018 acres of wilderness on 850 square miles. Opportunities for ...
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