Appalachian Mountains

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The Appalachian Mountains are an ancient, heavily eroded mountain range in eastern North America known for their rich biodiversity, coal deposits, and cultural significance.


Statements (77)
Predicate Object
instanceOf long-distance hiking trail
mountain range
national park
approximateAge 480 million years
biodiversityHotspot yes
climate humid continental climate
humid subtropical climate
contains Adirondack Mountains
Allegheny Mountains
Appalachian Plateau
Blue Ridge Mountains
Catskill Mountains
Cumberland Plateau
Great Smoky Mountains
Green Mountains
Valley and Ridge Province
White Mountains
continent North America
country Canada
United States
culturalRegion Appalachia
drainageBasin Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
St. Lawrence River
economicActivity coal mining
forestry
tourism
ecoregion temperate broadleaf and mixed forests
elevation 2037 meters
extendsFrom Newfoundland and Labrador
extendsTo central Alabama
formedBy collision of ancient continental plates
geologicalAge Paleozoic Era
geologicalFeature fold mountains
heavily eroded mountains
highestPoint Mount Mitchell
influences Appalachian folklore
Appalachian literature
Appalachian music
knownFor coal deposits
cultural significance
fall foliage
forested landscapes
high biodiversity
rich biodiversity
length about 3500 kilometers
locatedIn North Carolina
eastern North America
naturalResource coal
natural gas
timber
orogeny Appalachian orogeny
parallelTo Atlantic coast of North America
partOf Appalachian Highlands
passesThrough Alabama
Connecticut
Georgia
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Brunswick
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Newfoundland and Labrador
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Quebec
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
protectedArea Great Smoky Mountains National Park
traversedBy Appalachian Trail

Referenced by (174)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Adirondack Mountains ("Appalachian Highlands physiographic division")
Allegheny Mountains
Anthony’s Nose
Appalachian Mountains ("Appalachian Highlands")
Appalachian Plateau ("Appalachian Highlands")
Appalachian Valley
Backbone Mountain
Blue Ridge Mountains
Blue Ridge province
Bluefield, West Virginia ("Appalachia")
Bull Run Mountains ("Appalachian Mountains foothills")
Catoctin Mountain
Catskill Mountains
Cumberland Mountains
Franconia Notch, New Hampshire
Franklin County, Maine ("Appalachian Mountains region")
Georgia Gold Belt
Gilmer County, Georgia
Green Mountains
Green Mountains ("Appalachian Highlands")
Hendersonville, North Carolina
Hudson Highlands
Laurel Highlands
Mahoosuc Range
Mount Katahdin
Pittsburgh region ("Appalachian region")
Pocono Mountains region, Pennsylvania
Shenandoah National Park
Storm King Mountain
Taconic Mountains
The Berkshires
Valley and Ridge Province
Valley and Ridge Province ("Appalachian Highlands")
Western Maine ("Appalachian Mountains region")
White Mountain National Forest ("Appalachian Mountain region")
White Mountains ("Northern Appalachian Mountains")
White Mountains
partOf
Blue Ridge Parkway
Bluefield, West Virginia
Clingmans Dome
Dahlonega, Georgia
Fort Necessity National Battlefield
Franklin County, Pennsylvania ("Appalachian Mountains region")
Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Gauley River National Recreation Area
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Greenbrier County
Lumpkin County, Georgia ("Appalachian Mountains region")
Monongahela River
Mount Davis
Mount Mitchell
New River Gorge National Park and Preserve
Pickens County, Georgia ("Appalachian foothills")
Pocahontas County
Potomac River ("Appalachian region")
Southern West Virginia
Springer Mountain, Georgia ("southern Appalachian Mountains")
Tri-Cities, Tennessee-Virginia ("Appalachian Highlands")
Western Maryland
locatedIn
Blount County, Tennessee
Bluestone National Scenic River
Buncombe County, North Carolina
Cherokee National Forest
Greene County, Pennsylvania
Matoaka, West Virginia
McDowell County
McDowell County, West Virginia
Monroe County, West Virginia
Nicholas County
Sevierville, Tennessee
Summers County
locatedInMountainRange
Biltmore Dairy Barn
Birmingham, Alabama ("Appalachian foothills")
Brush Creek Falls
Cacapon River
Cocke County, Tennessee
Fairfax Stone
Gatlinburg SkyLift Park
Gatlinburg Space Needle
New Hampshire
Oak Hill Academy
West Virginia Turnpike
Williamsport, Pennsylvania
region
Anniston, Alabama ("Appalachian foothills")
Cove Gap, Pennsylvania ("Appalachian Mountains region")
Fort Payne
Gadsden, Alabama ("Appalachian foothills")
Knoxville, Tennessee ("Appalachian region")
Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
White Oak Flats
locatedInRegion
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Cleveland, Tennessee
Front Royal
Greeneville, Tennessee
Warrenton ("Blue Ridge Mountains")
Warwick, New York
locatedNear
Georgia
Northeastern United States
Pennsylvania
Tennessee (eastern portion) ("Blue Ridge Mountains")
Virginia ("Blue Ridge Mountains")
hasMountainRange
Alabama
Berks County, Pennsylvania
East South Central States
Tennessee
containsMountainRange
Clingmans Dome
Ktaadn
Mount Mitchell
West Virginia
mountainRange
Manufacturing Belt
Mississippi River valley
Ohio Country
borderedBy
Grant County, West Virginia
Sussex County, New Jersey
Walker County, Alabama ("Appalachian foothills")
geographyFeature
Boone County, West Virginia
Mercer County
Wyoming County, West Virginia
hasLandscape
Piedmont Plateau
Piedmont region of North Carolina ("Blue Ridge Mountains")
borders
America
Appalachian Mountains ("Blue Ridge Mountains")
contains
Appalachian Trail
Interstate 81
follows
Kentucky
Western Virginia
hasLandform
North America
Southern United States
hasMajorMountainRange
Georgia ("Blue Ridge Mountains")
North Carolina
hasRegion
Spanishburg, West Virginia
Township 6 North of Weld, Maine ("Appalachian Mountains region")
locatedInPhysiographicRegion
Brook trout
Sugar maple
nativeTo
Bluefield, Virginia
Johnson City, Tennessee
near
Acadian orogeny ("Canadian Appalachians")
affects
contiguous United States
containsGeographicalFeature
Eastern United States
containsLandform
Carolinas
containsRegion
Americas
containsSubregion
Northern United States ("Appalachian Mountains (northern section)")
environmentalFeature
Tri-Cities, Tennessee-Virginia
geographicalFeature
Pickens County, Georgia ("Appalachian Mountains foothills")
geology
Mercer County, West Virginia
hasFeature
Mingo County
hasGeographicalCharacteristic
Georgia
hasGeographicalFeature
Union County, Tennessee
hasLandscapeFeature
Morgan County, West Virginia
hasNaturalFeature
Bethel, Maine ("Appalachian Mountain region")
hasTrailAccess
Pinnacle Rock State Park
hasView
Harpers Ferry, West Virginia ("Blue Ridge Mountains")
hasViewOf
Knoxville, Tennessee ("Appalachian region")
isCulturalCenterFor
Mount Mitchell
isHighestPointOf
Union Vale ("Appalachian Highlands")
isInPhysiographicRegion
Piedmont (United States)
liesBetween
Appalachia
locatedOn
Caledonian orogeny
mountainRangeFormed
Appalachian Plateau
namedAfter
Lexington, Virginia
nearMountainRange
Adirondack Mountains ("Appalachian Mountains chain")
notPartOf
Clingmans Dome
offersViewOf
Backbone Mountain
parentRange
Piedmont Plateau ("Appalachian Mountains region")
physiographicProvinceOf
Georgia Gold Rush
significantRegion
Schuylkill River
sourceLocatedIn
Little Schuylkill River
sourceLocation
James River
sourceRegion
Appalachian English
spokenIn
Interstate 70
traversesRegion
Cardinal (train)
viaRegion
Appalachian Plateau
westernBoundaryOf
Henry Darwin Rogers
workLocation

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