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Nashville plans to expand Beaman Park with 300-acre acquisition
Nashville plans to expand Beaman Park by acquiring 300 acres of land, more than twice the size of Centennial Park, containing an urban forest with trees aged 70-100 years and some over 200 years old. The Metro parks Board will consider transferring the property into the park system next month, with a final vote expected in September.
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