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exploding whale memorial park

Florence Has Named a Park After the Legendary 1970 Whale Explosion

The most absurd and glorious piece of Oregon history has been commemorated by residents along the state’s Central Coast: An outdoor recreation site along the Siuslaw River is now named Exploding Whale Memorial Park.

You Can Now Visit Exploding Whale Memorial Park In Florence, Ore.

The most absurd and gory piece of Oregon history has been commemorated by the residence of Florence, Ore.: An outdoor recreation site along the Siuslaw river is now named Exploding Whale Memorial Park.

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