Mount Adams

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Cascade Range volcano mountain stratovolcano

Mount Adams is a massive stratovolcano in southern Washington State, known as one of the largest peaks in the Cascade Range and a popular destination for climbing and backcountry recreation.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Cascade Range volcano → mountain → stratovolcano →
country	United States →
county	Skamania County → Yakima County →
elevation	12281 ft → 3742 m →
geologicalAge	Pleistocene to Holocene →
hasGlacier	Adams Glacier → Avalanche Glacier → Gotchen Glacier → Hellroaring Glacier → Klickitat Glacier → Lava Glacier → Little Muddy Glacier → Lyman Glacier → Mazama Glacier → Pinnacle Glacier → Rusk Glacier → Swamp Creek Glacier → Trout Glacier → White Salmon Glacier → Wilson Glacier →
hasSummitCrater	yes →
isMonitoredBy	Cascades Volcano Observatory → United States Geological Survey →
isOneOf	highest peaks in Washington State → largest volcanoes in the Cascade Range →
isPopularFor	backcountry skiing → backpacking → climbing → hiking → mountaineering →
lastEruption	Holocene →
locatedIn	Pacific Northwest → United States → Washington State →
mountainRange	Cascade Range →
namedAfter	John Adams →
partOf	Cascade Range → Cascade Volcanic Arc →
prominence	8102 ft →
protectedArea	Gifford Pinchot National Forest → Mount Adams Wilderness →
standardRoute	South Spur route →
state	Washington →
topographicIsolation	33.1 mi →
volcanicArcOrBelt	Cascade Volcanic Arc →
volcanoType	stratovolcano →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Southwest Washington →	containsMountain
Cascade Volcanic Arc →	hasVolcano
USGS Cascades Volcano Observatory →	monitors
Cascade Range →	notablePeak