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Argumentative Essay: Georgia's Providence Canyon
Georgia´s very own Providence Canyon filled with beauty history and nature but there is a debating matter in place should it become and national park or stay a state park. I believe it should be a national park for the economic boom that benefits both the town and park and all and the way it should be kept it good shape and for all the people from all over can visit. and enjoy all the excitement that Providence Canyon has in store for you.

Providence canyon should be a national park for people to come and enjoy the great beauty not only should Georgia have to pay for it because there are a good many people who visit there from throughout the United States. There should be some rules set to visit such as Do not litter, do not harm the wildlife
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