Taos Plateau

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Taos Plateau is a high-elevation volcanic plain in northern New Mexico characterized by extensive lava flows, broad sagebrush-covered flats, and views of the surrounding Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
landform
volcanic plateau
adjacentTo San Luis Valley (to the north) NERFINISHED
Sangre de Cristo Mountains (to the east) NERFINISHED
Tusas Mountains (to the west) NERFINISHED
borders Sangre de Cristo Mountains NERFINISHED
climateType semi-arid
contains Rio Grande Gorge NERFINISHED
Taos Plateau volcanic field NERFINISHED
dominantVegetation big sagebrush
drainedBy Rio Grande NERFINISHED
formedDuring Neogene NERFINISHED
Quaternary
geologicalProvince Taos Plateau volcanic field region NERFINISHED
hasAverageElevation high elevation plain
hasGeologicalFeature extensive lava flows
hasGeologicalOrigin volcanic activity
hasHydrologicalFeature ephemeral streams
springs
hasLandCover broad sagebrush-covered flats
hasLandManager U.S. Bureau of Land Management NERFINISHED
hasNotableFeature deeply incised canyons
open grasslands
sagebrush flats
hasPhysiographicCharacter high-elevation volcanic plain
hasProtectedArea Rio Grande del Norte National Monument NERFINISHED
hasRockType basalt
rhyolite
hasSoilType volcanic-derived soils
hasSurfaceFeature broad plains
lava flows
volcanic cones
hasVegetationType sagebrush steppe
hasViewOf Sangre de Cristo Mountains NERFINISHED
isNorthOf Taos, New Mexico NERFINISHED
isWithin Rio Arriba County, New Mexico NERFINISHED
Taos County, New Mexico NERFINISHED
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

northern New Mexico
partOf Rio Grande Rift NERFINISHED
Southern Rocky Mountains physiographic province NERFINISHED
supportsSpecies elk
pronghorn
sagebrush-obligate birds
usedFor livestock grazing
recreation
wildlife habitat

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