What does SLNWR mean?
SLNWR means San Luis National Wildlife Refuge
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for San Luis National Wildlife Refuge?
San Luis National Wildlife Refuge can be abbreviated as SLNWR
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What does SLNWR stand for? SLNWR stands for "San Luis National Wildlife Refuge". |
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How to abbreviate "San Luis National Wildlife Refuge"? "San Luis National Wildlife Refuge" can be abbreviated as SLNWR. |
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What is the meaning of SLNWR abbreviation? The meaning of SLNWR abbreviation is "San Luis National Wildlife Refuge". |
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What is SLNWR abbreviation? One of the definitions of SLNWR is "San Luis National Wildlife Refuge". |
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What does SLNWR mean? SLNWR as abbreviation means "San Luis National Wildlife Refuge". |
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What is shorthand of San Luis National Wildlife Refuge? The most common shorthand of "San Luis National Wildlife Refuge" is SLNWR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AANWR - Alaskan Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
- ARNWR - Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge
- BANWR - Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge
- BCNWR - Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge
- BHNWR - Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
- BLNWR - Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
- NWRAA - National Wildlife Refuge Administration Act
- NWRBDP - National Wildlife Refuge Boundary Digitizing Project
- NWRSAA - National Wildlife Refuge System Administration Act
- NWRSIA - National Wildlife Refuge System Improvement Act
- NWRW - National Wildlife Refuge Week
- SDNWR - San Diego National Wildlife Refuge
- SFBNWR - San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
- SJRNWR - San Joaquin River National Wildlife Refuge
- NWRS - National Wildlife Refuge System
- NWR - National Wildlife Refuge
- NWRA - National Wildlife Refuge Association
- SBNWR - San Bernardino National Wildlife Refuge
- NWRC - National Wildlife Refuge Complex
- SPBNWR - San Pablo Bay National Wildlife Refuge