Lofoten mountains

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The Lofoten mountains are a dramatic coastal mountain chain in northern Norway known for their steep peaks rising directly from the sea and forming the rugged backbone of the Lofoten archipelago.

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Lofoten mountains canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
natural geographic feature
administrativeRegion Flakstad Municipality NERFINISHED
Moskenes Municipality NERFINISHED
Vestvågøy Municipality NERFINISHED
Vågan Municipality NERFINISHED
borders Norwegian Sea NERFINISHED
climateInfluence North Atlantic Current NERFINISHED
climateType subarctic maritime
coastType fjord and bay-indented coast
continent Europe
country Norway
dominantRockType Precambrian granite
gneiss
forms backbone of the Lofoten archipelago
geologicalAge Precambrian
geologicalFeature coastal mountain chain
hasFeature cirques
knife-edge ridges
narrow valleys
sea cliffs
highestPoint Higravtindan NERFINISHED
highestPointElevation 1146 metres
3759 feet
locatedIn Lofoten archipelago NERFINISHED
Nordland county NERFINISHED
Northern Norway NERFINISHED
nearbyIsland Austvågøya NERFINISHED
Flakstadøya NERFINISHED
Moskenesøya NERFINISHED
Vestvågøya NERFINISHED
nearbySettlement Henningsvær NERFINISHED
Reine NERFINISHED
Svolvær NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic coastal scenery
sharp ridges and spires
steep peaks rising directly from the sea
partOf Scandinavian Mountains NERFINISHED
popularFor hiking
landscape photography
mountaineering
rock climbing
ski touring
shapedBy glacial erosion
terrainType alpine
rugged
tourismRegion Lofoten NERFINISHED
viewpointOf midnight sun
northern lights NERFINISHED

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Higravstinden range Lofoten mountains
Austvågøy mountainRange Lofoten mountains