Teton Range

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The Teton Range is a dramatic, steep mountain range in northwestern Wyoming known for its rugged peaks, including Grand Teton, and its prominence in Grand Teton National Park.

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Teton Range canonical 55
Grand Teton 2
Teton Range peaks 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
mountain range
adjacentTo Jackson Hole
Snake River
boundedBy Teton fault
surface form: Teton Fault
climate alpine climate at higher elevations
contains Buck Mountain
Cascade Canyon
Death Canyon
Garnet Canyon
Grand Teton peak
surface form: Grand Teton

Middle Teton
Middle Teton Glacier
Mount Moran
Mount Owen
Paintbrush Canyon
Schoolroom Glacier
South Teton
Static Peak
Table Mountain
Teewinot Mountain
Teton Glacier
country United States of America
surface form: United States
elevation 13775 feet
4198 meters
geologicalAge Cenozoic uplift over Precambrian basement rocks
highestPoint Grand Teton peak
surface form: Grand Teton
knownFor backcountry skiing
dramatic skyline
mountaineering
rock climbing
steep topographic relief
wildlife viewing
length about 40 miles
about 64 kilometers
locatedIn Wyoming
locatedInProtectedArea Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
locatedInRegion northwestern Wyoming
nameEtymology named after the French word "tétons" meaning "breasts"
nearestCity Jackson, Wyoming
orientation north–south
overlooks Jackson Lake
Jenny Lake
partlyWithin Caribou-Targhee National Forest
partOf Rocky Mountains
Wyoming Basin and Range transition
surface form: Wyoming Basin and Range Province
protectedBy Grand Teton National Park
rockType Precambrian metamorphic rock
granitic intrusions

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Rocky Mountains contains Teton Range
Grand Teton National Park contains Teton Range
this entity surface form: Grand Teton
Grand Teton National Park highestPoint Teton Range
this entity surface form: Grand Teton
Wyoming contains Teton Range
Teton Trek hasTheme Teton Range
Teton County, Wyoming contains Teton Range
Teton County, Wyoming namedAfter Teton Range
Signal Mountain partOf Teton Range
this entity surface form: Teton Range region
Signal Mountain offersViewOf Teton Range
Colter Bay Visitor Center hasView Teton Range
Paintbrush Canyon locatedIn Teton Range
Paintbrush Canyon mountainRange Teton Range
Paintbrush Canyon hasViewOf Teton Range
this entity surface form: Teton Range peaks
Jackson Hole hasMountainRange Teton Range
Grand Teton peak locatedIn Teton Range
subject surface form: Grand Teton
Grand Teton peak mountainRange Teton Range
subject surface form: Grand Teton
Grand Teton peak highestPointOf Teton Range
subject surface form: Grand Teton
Grand Teton peak namedAfter Teton Range
subject surface form: Grand Teton
Cascade Canyon locatedIn Teton Range
Cascade Canyon mountainRange Teton Range
Death Canyon mountainRange Teton Range
Wyoming Territory contains Teton Range
Jenny Lake hasMountainRange Teton Range
Henry’s Fork near Teton Range
Ye (album) coverArtDepicts Teton Range
subject surface form: Ye
Teton fault borders Teton Range
Teton fault upliftedBlock Teton Range
Teton fault controlsTopographyOf Teton Range
Static Peak locatedIn Teton Range
Static Peak mountainRange Teton Range
Teton Glacier partOf Teton Range
Teton Glacier mountainRange Teton Range
Teton Glacier namedAfter Teton Range
Middle Teton locatedIn Teton Range
Middle Teton mountainRange Teton Range
Mount Owen locatedIn Teton Range
Mount Owen mountainRange Teton Range
Mount Owen isSecondHighestPeakOf Teton Range
South Teton locatedIn Teton Range
South Teton mountainRange Teton Range
South Teton hasSummitViewsOf Teton Range
Middle Teton Glacier locatedIn Teton Range