Devils Golf Course
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Devils Golf Course is a vast, jagged salt pan in Death Valley National Park, known for its harsh, eroded salt formations and extreme desert environment.
Statements (48)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
geological formation
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salt pan → tourist attraction → |
| accessibleBy |
gravel road
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| climateType |
hot desert climate
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| elevationRelativeToSeaLevel |
below sea level
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| formedBy |
evaporation of ancient lake water
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repeated cycles of flooding and evaporation → |
| geologicalAge |
Holocene surface processes
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| hasCharacteristic |
extreme desert environment
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highly eroded surface → intense heat in summer → jagged salt formations → rough terrain → very arid climate → |
| hasConservationStatus |
protected area within national park
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| hasCountry |
United States
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| hasNameOrigin |
“only the devil could play golf on such rough links”
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| hasOfficialLanguage |
English
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| hasPark |
Death Valley National Park
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| hasSurface |
salt
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| hasTouristInfrastructure |
parking area
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viewing area → |
| hasViewOf |
Black Mountains
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Panamint Range → |
| hasWarning |
sharp salt pinnacles can cause injury
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walking on surface can be dangerous → |
| inProtectedArea |
Death Valley National Park
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| locatedIn |
California
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Death Valley National Park → Great Basin Desert → Inyo County, California → Mojave Desert → United States → |
| managedBy |
National Park Service
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| near |
Badwater Basin
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Furnace Creek → |
| notableFor |
eroded salt ridges
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extreme summer temperatures → irregular salt spires → |
| partOf |
Basin and Range Province
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Death Valley → |
| popularFor |
geology tourism
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photography → sightseeing → |
| surfaceMaterial |
halite crystals
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salt crust → |
| withinTimeZone |
Pacific Time Zone
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Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Death Valley National Park road network
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connectsTo |
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Death Valley
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contains |
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Badwater Road
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givesAccessTo |