Squaw Valley

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Squaw Valley is a major ski resort area in the Sierra Nevada of California, best known for hosting the 1960 Winter Olympics and offering extensive alpine skiing terrain near Lake Tahoe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ski resort
unincorporated community
climateType alpine climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
foundedBy Alexander Cushing
hasActivities backcountry skiing
downhill skiing
snowboarding
hasAlternativeName Squaw Valley
surface form: Olympic Valley
hasFeature Olympic heritage sites
high-elevation ski terrain
hasNearbyAirport Reno–Tahoe International Airport
hasOfficialRenaming Squaw Valley self-linksurface differs
surface form: Olympic Valley, California
hasOlympicVenueType multi-sport winter venue
hasResortVillage base village area
hasSeason winter sports season
hasSkiLifts chairlifts
gondola lifts
hasSport alpine skiing
freestyle skiing
snowboarding
hasTerrainType alpine terrain
mountainous terrain
hasTransportationAccess road access via State Route 89
hostedEvent 1960 Winter Olympics
knownFor 1960 Winter Olympics
alpine skiing
ski resort tourism
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Placer County
surface form: Placer County, California

Sierra Nevada
locatedNear Lake Tahoe
mountainRange Sierra Nevada
nearestMajorCity Reno
surface form: Reno, Nevada

Sacramento
surface form: Sacramento, California
olympicClosingDate 1960-02-28
olympicGamesNumber 1960 Winter Olympics
surface form: VIII Olympic Winter Games
olympicHostCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
olympicHostState California, United States
surface form: California
olympicOpeningDate 1960-02-18
olympicSportsHosted alpine skiing
cross-country skiing
figure skating
ice hockey
ski jumping
openedAsSkiResort 1949
partOf Lake Tahoe Basin
surface form: Lake Tahoe region
renamingReason removal of derogatory term "squaw"
timeZone Pacific Time Zone

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Lake Tahoe hasNearbySkiResort Squaw Valley
Squaw Valley hasAlternativeName Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Olympic Valley
Squaw Valley hasOfficialRenaming Squaw Valley self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Olympic Valley, California
Lake Tahoe Basin contains Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley–Alpine Meadows area
1960 Winter Olympics hostCity Squaw Valley
1960 Winter Olympics bidWinner Squaw Valley
1960 Winter Olympics mainVenue Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley Ski Resort
1960 Winter Olympics locationRenamed Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Palisades Tahoe
Placer County contains Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley (Olympic Valley), California
Alexander Cushing residence Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley, California
Alexander Cushing employer Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley Ski Corporation
VIII Olympic Winter Games hostCity Squaw Valley
Blyth Memorial Arena partOf Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley Olympic complex
Stuart Erwin placeOfBirth Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley, California, United States
Alterra Mountain Company owns Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley Ski Resort
Cushing founded Squaw Valley
subject surface form: Alexander Cushing
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley Ski Resort
State Route 89 passesNear Squaw Valley
Justine Cushing founderOf Squaw Valley
subject surface form: Alexander Cushing
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley ski resort
Olympic Valley formerName Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley, California
Olympic Valley formerName Squaw Valley
subject surface form: Palisades Tahoe
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley Ski Resort
Lake Placid Organizing Committee follows Squaw Valley
this entity surface form: Squaw Valley Organizing Committee