Which of the following is NOT a designated Gateway National Park Area?

Battery Park is not a designated Gateway National Park Area. The Gateway National Park System was created to provide access to unique natural and historical resources in the New York metropolitan area, including several specific locations such as Fort Wadsworth, Breezy Point, and Great Kills Park. These areas are part of the National Park Service and offer recreational opportunities, historical significance, and natural beauty.

Battery Park, while an important and historic park in New York City, is part of the city’s park system and is not included in the Gateway National Park areas. It serves different purposes, such as providing space for public recreation, cultural activities, and memorials, but it does not fall under the same jurisdiction and management as the Gateway properties. Understanding this distinction can help clarify the functions and classifications of various parks within urban and national settings.