Mount Whitney

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mountain summit

Mount Whitney is the tallest mountain in the contiguous United States, located in the Sierra Nevada range of eastern California.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	mountain → summit →
climbingSeason	summer →
coordinates	36.5785°N 118.2923°W →
country	United States →
elevation	14505 ft → 4421 m →
firstAscent	1873 →
firstAscentBy	A. H. Johnson → Charles Begole → John Lucas →
geologicalAge	Cretaceous →
hasEasiestRoute	trail hike →
hasRockType	granite →
isHighestPointOf	California → Sierra Nevada → contiguous United States →
isOnBoundaryBetween	Inyo National Forest → Sequoia National Park →
isPartOf	Sierra Nevada Batholith →
isPopularFor	backpacking → hiking → mountaineering →
isProtectedBy	Inyo National Forest → Sequoia National Park →
isSouthernTerminusOf	John Muir Trail → Pacific Crest Trail (nearby at Mount Whitney area) →
isWesternTerminusOf	John Muir Trail →
liesWithin	John Muir Wilderness →
locatedIn	California → Inyo County, California → Inyo National Forest → Sequoia National Park → Sierra Nevada → Tulare County, California → United States → eastern California →
mountainRange	Sierra Nevada →
namedAfter	Josiah Whitney →
nearestTown	Lone Pine, California →
overlooks	Owens Valley →
parentPeak	Mount Elbert →
popularRoute	Mount Whitney Trail →
prominence	10194 ft → 3079 m →
requiresPermitFor	day hikes in quota season → overnight hikes →
topographicIsolation	1883 km →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
California → High Sierra Trail ("Mount Whitney summit") → Inyo County, California → John Muir Trail → Mount Whitney Trail ("Mount Whitney summit") → Mount Whitney vicinity → Sequoia National Park → Sierra Nevada → Southern Sierra Nevada →	highestPoint
Inyo County, California → Mount Whitney vicinity → Sequoia National Park → Sierra Nevada ("Mount Whitney region") → Southern Sierra Nevada →	contains
Owens Valley → Pacific Crest Trail (nearby at Mount Whitney area) → Trail Crest → Tulare County, California →	near
Charles Begole → John Lucas →	climbed
Lone Pine, California → Whitney Portal Campground →	hasNearbyAttraction
Pacific Crest Trail → Pacific Crest Trail (nearby at Mount Whitney area) ("Mount Whitney summit massif") →	passesNear
Mount Whitney Trail ("Mount Whitney summit") → Whitney Portal region →	primaryAccessTo
Whitney Portal region →	adjacentTo
A. H. Johnson →	associatedWith
Britton Hill ("Mount Whitney (highest U.S. state high point)") →	comparedTo
High Sierra Trail →	endingPoint
John Muir Trail →	endPoint
Josiah Whitney →	hasPartNamedAfter
Whitney Portal Road →	hasViewOf
Ultras of North America →	includesPeak
Lone Pine, California →	isGatewayTo
Pacific Crest Trail (nearby at Mount Whitney area) →	offersViewOf
Mount San Gorgonio →	parentPeak