Gabilan Range

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mountain range

Gabilan Range is a mountain range in central California known for its rugged terrain, wildlife habitats, and proximity to areas like Pinnacles National Park and the Salinas Valley.

Aliases (1)

Loma Prieta Peak ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	mountain range →
biodiversity	wildlife habitat →
climate	Mediterranean climate →
contains	Fremont Peak State Park → The Pinnacles (rock formations) →
country	United States →
crossedBy	U.S. Route 101 (at its western base in Salinas Valley) →
drainageTo	Pajaro River → Salinas River →
eastOf	Salinas Valley →
ecoregion	California chaparral and woodlands →
geology	Franciscan Complex → granitic rocks → sedimentary rocks →
habitatFor	California condor → California red-legged frog → California tiger salamander → black-tailed deer → bobcat → golden eagle → mountain lion →
hasFeature	chaparral → grasslands → oak woodlands → rock outcrops → rugged terrain → steep canyons →
highestPoint	Fremont Peak →
locatedIn	California → Central California → Monterey County → San Benito County → Santa Clara County →
mentionedIn	John Steinbeck works →
namedAfter	Spanish word "gavilán" (meaning hawk) →
near	Diablo Range → Pinnacles National Park → Santa Lucia Range →
northOf	Pinnacles National Park →
orientation	northwest–southeast →
overlooks	Salinas Valley agricultural lands →
partOf	California Coast Ranges →
separates	Salinas Valley →
usedFor	cattle grazing → hiking → recreation → rock climbing → wildlife observation →
westOf	San Joaquin Valley →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
High Peaks → The Pinnacles (rock formations) →	partOf
Coastal Ranges →	contains
1989 Loma Prieta earthquake ("Loma Prieta Peak") →	epicenterNear