List of regional parks of Lithuania

Lithuania has 30 regional parks. They were all established in 1992.

#	Name	Area (km²)	Area rank	Municipality
1	Anykščiai Regional Park	140.80	10	Anykščiai
2	Asveja Regional Park	109.70	17	Molėtai, Švenčionys, Vilnius
3	Aukštadvaris Regional Park	153.50	7	Trakai, Prienai, Kaišiadorys
4	Biržai Regional Park	140.30	11	Biržai, Pasvalys
5	Dieveniškės Regional Park	87.94	23	Šalčininkai
6	Dubysa Regional Park	89.00	22	Raseiniai, Kelmė
7	Gražutė Regional Park	242.30	4	Zarasai, Ignalina
8	Kaunas Reservoir Regional Park	96.00	21	Kaunas district, Kaišiadorys, Kaunas city
9	Krekenava Regional Park	86.80	25	Panevėžys, Kėdainiai
10	Kurtuvėnai Regional Park	150.90	8	Kelmė, Šiauliai
11	Labanoras Regional Park	553.43	1	Švenčionys, Molėtai, Utena, Ignalina
12	Meteliai Regional Park	177.29	6	Lazdijai, Alytus
13	Nemunas Delta Regional Park	288.70	3	Šilutė
14	Nemunas Loops Regional Park	240.80	5	Prienai, Birštonas, Alytus, Kaišiadorys
15	Neris Regional Park	99.00	19	Vilnius, Elektrėnai, Trakai
16	Pagramantis Regional Park	144.20	9	Tauragė, Šilalė
17	Pajūris Regional Park	58.70	26	Klaipėda district, Palanga, Klaipėda city
18	Panemunių Regional Park	115.63	15	Šakiai, Jurbarkas, Kaunas
19	Pavilniai Regional Park	20.10	30	Vilnius
20	Rambynas Regional Park	45.20	28	Pagėgiai
21	Salantai Regional Park	136.30	13	Kretinga, Skuodas, Plungė
22	Sartai Regional Park	136.50	12	Rokiškis, Zarasai
23	Sirvėta Regional Park	86.80	24	Švenčionys, Ignalina
24	Tytuvėnai Regional Park	114.30	16	Kelmė, Raseiniai
25	Varniai Regional Park	338.00	2	Telšiai, Šilalė, Kelmė
26	Veisiejai Regional Park	122.00	14	Lazdijai
27	Venta Regional Park	106.30	18	Akmenė, Mažeikiai, Šiauliai
28	Verkiai Regional Park	27.31	29	Vilnius city, Vilnius district
29	Vištytis Regional Park	97.00	20	Vilkaviškis
30	Žagarė Regional Park	49.30	27	Joniškis

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