Tusas Mountains

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The Tusas Mountains are a rugged mountain range in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, forming part of the southern Rocky Mountains and known for their high plateaus, forested slopes, and volcanic geology.

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Tusas Mountains canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cliff
mountain
mountain range
national forest
volcanic dome
adjacentTo Jemez Mountains NERFINISHED
San Juan Mountains NERFINISHED
contains Brazos Cliffs NERFINISHED
San Antonio Mountain NERFINISHED
Truchas Peaks region foothills NERFINISHED
Tusas Mountains NERFINISHED
continent North America
country United States of America
drainage Rio Chama watershed
Rio Grande watershed NERFINISHED
elevationRange approximately 2,400–3,600 meters
geologicalFeature Tertiary volcanic rocks
basalt flows
rhyolitic domes
geologicalOrigin volcanic
highestPoint Brazos Peak NERFINISHED
knownFor forested slopes
high plateaus
rugged terrain
volcanic geology
landform high plateau
mesa-like uplands
locatedIn Tusas Mountains NERFINISHED
Tusas Mountains NERFINISHED
Tusas Mountains NERFINISHED
northern New Mexico
southern Colorado NERFINISHED
mountainSystem Rocky Mountains NERFINISHED
partlyWithin Carson National Forest NERFINISHED
partOf San Juan Mountains region NERFINISHED
Southern Rocky Mountains NERFINISHED
recreation camping
fishing
hiking
hunting
region northern New Mexico
southern Colorado NERFINISHED
state Colorado
New Mexico
usedFor livestock grazing
recreation
timber harvest
vegetation aspen forest
coniferous forest

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Espanola Basin boundedBy Tusas Mountains
subject surface form: Española Basin