Mount Shasta

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Mount Shasta is a prominent, snow-capped stratovolcano in the Cascade Range renowned for its striking prominence, outdoor recreation, and spiritual significance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
potentially active volcano
stratovolcano
country United States of America
surface form: United States
elevation 14179 ft
4322 m
firstRecordedAscent 1854
firstRecordedAscentBy Elias Pearce
geologicalAge Quaternary period
surface form: Quaternary
hasClimbingRoute Avalanche Gulch route
Casaval Ridge route
Avalanche Gulch route
surface form: Hotlum–Bolam Ridge route
hasGlacier Bolam Glacier
Hotlum Glacier
Wintun Glacier
surface form: Konwakiton Glacier

Mud Creek Glacier
Watkins Glacier
Whitney Glacier
Wintun Glacier
hasPeak Shastina
hasReputationFor New Age beliefs
spiritual significance
hasSummitFeature hot springs near summit
summit crater
isHigherThan Mount Hood
isHighestPointOf Shasta County
surface form: Shasta County region
isPartOf Shasta-Trinity National Forest
surface form: Shasta–Trinity National Forest
isSacredTo Modoc people
Shasta people
Wintu people
isSecondHighestVolcanoOf Cascade Range
isVisibleFrom hundreds of kilometers away under clear conditions
lastEruption 19th century
locatedIn Cascade Range
Northern California
Siskiyou County, California
mountainRange Cascade Range
near City of Mount Shasta, California
Weed, California
popularFor alpine climbing
backcountry skiing
hiking
mountaineering
snowboarding
prominence 2980 m
9777 ft
topographicIsolation 305.8 km
type stratovolcano
volcanicArcOrBelt Cascade Volcanic Arc

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Northern California hasLandmark Mount Shasta
Cascade Volcanic Arc hasVolcano Mount Shasta
Pacific Crest Trail passesNear Mount Shasta
Medicine Lake Volcano isLargerThan Mount Shasta
this entity surface form: Mount Shasta (by volume)
Medicine Lake Volcano isNorthOf Mount Shasta
Shasta Cascade region contains Mount Shasta
Shasta County namedAfter Mount Shasta
Shasta County knownFor Mount Shasta
Cascade Range notablePeak Mount Shasta
Lassen Peak isSouthOf Mount Shasta
Shasta Dam namedAfter Mount Shasta
Hotlum Glacier locatedOn Mount Shasta
Hotlum Glacier onVolcano Mount Shasta
Hotlum Glacier namedAfter Mount Shasta
this entity surface form: Hotlum cone of Mount Shasta
Avalanche Gulch route locatedOn Mount Shasta
Bolam Glacier locatedOn Mount Shasta
Bolam Glacier hostVolcano Mount Shasta
Bolam Glacier isOnNorthernFlankOf Mount Shasta
Bolam Glacier isProminentFeatureOf Mount Shasta
Whitney Glacier locatedOn Mount Shasta
Whitney Glacier surfaceFeatureOf Mount Shasta
Wintun Glacier locatedOn Mount Shasta
Wintun Glacier isFeatureOf Mount Shasta
Wintun Glacier isOnVolcano Mount Shasta
Wintun Glacier isOnVolcanicPeak Mount Shasta
this entity surface form: Mount Shasta stratovolcano
Shasta Lake nearbyMountain Mount Shasta
Elias Pearce placeOfActivity Mount Shasta
Mud Creek Glacier locatedOn Mount Shasta
Mud Creek Glacier occupiesFlankOf Mount Shasta
this entity surface form: southeast flank of Mount Shasta
Mud Creek Glacier isOnVolcano Mount Shasta
this entity surface form: Mount Shasta stratovolcano
Shastina locatedIn Mount Shasta
Shastina parentPeak Mount Shasta
Shastina hasParentVolcano Mount Shasta
Shastina namedAfter Mount Shasta
this entity surface form: Mount Shasta (derivative name)
Watkins Glacier locatedOn Mount Shasta
Watkins Glacier onVolcano Mount Shasta
Castle Crags locatedNear Mount Shasta
Shasta people hasSacredSite Mount Shasta
Mount Eddy northwestOf Mount Shasta
Mount Eddy nearestCity Mount Shasta
this entity surface form: Mount Shasta, California
Mount Eddy views Mount Shasta
Weed, California locatedNear Mount Shasta
Castle Crags State Park locatedNear Mount Shasta