25. James River Park, Richmond, Virginia
> Annual visitation: 2,000,000
> Park agency: Richmond Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities
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24. Louisville Waterfront Park, Louisville, Kentucky
> Annual visitation: 2,200,000
> Park agency: Louisville Waterfront Park
23. Schenley Park & Plaza, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
> Annual visitation: 2,250,000
> Park agency: Pittsburgh Departments of Public Works and Parks & Recreation
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22. Boston Common, Boston, Massachusetts
> Annual visitation: 2,500,000
> Park agency: Boston Parks and Recreation Department
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21. Belle Isle Park, Detroit, Michigan
> Annual visitation: 2,600,000
> Park agency: Detroit Recreation Department
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