East Sakhalin Mountains

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The East Sakhalin Mountains are a rugged mountain range forming the principal highlands along the eastern side of Russia’s Sakhalin Island in the North Pacific.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
administrativeRegion Sakhalin Oblast NERFINISHED
biodiversity habitat for migratory birds
habitat for taiga fauna
climate cold maritime
climateInfluence North Pacific Ocean NERFINISHED
Sea of Okhotsk NERFINISHED
continent Asia
country Russia
extendsFrom northeastern Sakhalin Island
extendsTo southeastern Sakhalin Island
forms principal highlands of eastern Sakhalin Island
geologicalProvince Sakhalin Island fold belt NERFINISHED
geology Mesozoic and Cenozoic sedimentary rocks
folded structures
hasCoastlineInfluence exposed to Pacific storms
highestPoint Mount Lopatin NERFINISHED
highestPointElevation 1609 m
5280 ft
knownFor rugged relief along eastern Sakhalin coast
landUse forestry
limited mining
lengthApprox 600 km
about 370 miles
locatedEastOf Tym–Poronay Lowland NERFINISHED
locatedIn North Pacific region
Russian Far East NERFINISHED
Sakhalin Oblast NERFINISHED
locatedOn Sakhalin Island NERFINISHED
locatedWestOf Sea of Okhotsk NERFINISHED
naturalResourceRegion hydropower potential
timber
orientation north–south
partOf East Asian mountain systems NERFINISHED
Russian mountain ranges
Sakhalin Island orography
populationDensity sparsely populated
riverSourceRegion Poronay River basin NERFINISHED
Tym River basin NERFINISHED
separatedBy Tym–Poronay Depression NERFINISHED
separatedFrom West Sakhalin Mountains NERFINISHED
snowCover long-lasting winter snow
terrain rugged
vegetation boreal forest
mountain tundra at higher elevations

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Sakhalin Island hasMountainRange East Sakhalin Mountains