Rocky Mountains

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The Rocky Mountains are a major North American mountain range stretching from Canada through the western United States, known for their high peaks, rugged terrain, and significant influence on the region’s climate and ecology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain
mountain range
age Mesozoic–Cenozoic
climate alpine climate
continental climate
contains Rocky Mountains self-linksurface differs
surface form: Canadian Rockies

Front Range of the Rocky Mountains
surface form: Front Range

San Juan Mountains
Sawatch Range
Teton Range
containsProtectedArea Banff National Park
Grand Teton National Park
Jasper National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park
Yellowstone National Park
continent North America
country Canada
United States of America
surface form: United States
elevation 4401 m
extendsFrom northern British Columbia
extendsTo New Mexico
forms Continental Divide
surface form: Continental Divide of the Americas
geologicalOrigin Laramide orogeny
hasEcosystem alpine tundra
coniferous forests
highestPoint Mount Elbert
influences regional climate
regional ecology
knownFor alpine environments
high peaks
rugged terrain
locatedIn Rocky Mountains self-linksurface differs
western North America
majorRiverSourceFor Colorado River
Columbia River
Missouri River
Rio Grande
orogeny Laramide orogeny
partOf Rocky Mountains self-linksurface differs
passesThrough Alberta
British Columbia
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
New Mexico
Rocky Mountains self-linksurface differs
Utah
Wyoming
popularFor hiking
mountaineering
skiing
wildlife viewing

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Cody, Wyoming, United States partOf Rocky Mountains
subject surface form: Cody, Wyoming
this entity surface form: American Rocky Mountains region
United States federal power system regionServed Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Rocky Mountain region
Cree language spokenIn Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Rocky Mountains region
Hugh Glass associatedWith Rocky Mountains
San Juan Mountains partOf Rocky Mountains
Cliffhanger setting Rocky Mountains
U.S. Route 6 crosses Rocky Mountains
Ketchum, Idaho, United States locatedIn Rocky Mountains
Wisconsin glaciation affectedRegion Rocky Mountains
Longmont locatedNear Rocky Mountains
Westminster locatedNear Rocky Mountains
subject surface form: Westminster, Colorado
Loveland locatedNear Rocky Mountains
subject surface form: Loveland, Colorado
Teton Range in Wyoming partOf Rocky Mountains
subject surface form: Teton Range
Sacagawea areaOfActivity Rocky Mountains
Banff National Park locatedIn Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Canadian Rockies
Banff National Park partOf Rocky Mountains
Kootenay River sourceLocation Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Canadian Rockies
Kootenay River crosses Rocky Mountains
William B. Waddell operatedInRegion Rocky Mountains
Spanish Peaks partOf Rocky Mountains
America contains Rocky Mountains
Sawatch Range partOf Rocky Mountains
Jasper National Park locatedIn Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Canadian Rockies
Mount Robson locatedIn Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Canadian Rockies
Mount Robson mountainRange Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Canadian Rockies
Mount Robson isHighestPointOf Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Canadian Rockies
Mount Robson partOf Rocky Mountains
South Mount Elbert Trail mountainRange Rocky Mountains
Lake County, Colorado mountainRange Rocky Mountains
Colorado fourteeners locatedIn Rocky Mountains
Northeast Ridge partOf Rocky Mountains
Sawatch Range Wilderness region partOf Rocky Mountains
this entity surface form: Colorado Rocky Mountains
Saskatchewan River sourceRegion Rocky Mountains
Leadville, Colorado locatedIn Rocky Mountains
Intermontane Plateaus locatedBetween Rocky Mountains
Socorro Mountains mountainSystem Rocky Mountains
Missouri River Basin borderedBy Rocky Mountains
East Ridge partOf Rocky Mountains
subject surface form: Mount Elbert
East Ridge highestPointOf Rocky Mountains
subject surface form: Mount Elbert
East Ridge partOf Rocky Mountains
subject surface form: Sawatch Range
Mount Massive partOf Rocky Mountains