Disambiguation evidence for Llullaillaco volcano via surface form

"Llullaillaco"


As subject (49)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Llullaillaco".

Predicate Object
archaeologicalCulture Inca Empire
surface form: Inca civilization
country Argentina
country Chile
discoveredMummiesYear 1999
elevation 22110 ft
elevation 6739 m
firstAscentBy B. Köll, J. Köll, H. Neumayer, F. Marmillod, L. Alvarado
firstAscentYear 1950
formationProcess subduction-related volcanism
geologicalAge Quaternary
hasArchaeologicalSite Llullaillaco volcano self-linksurface differs
surface form: Llullaillaco Inca sanctuary
hasClimate cold desert climate
hasCrater summit crater
hasGlaciers small glaciers and perennial snowfields
hasNearbyDesert Atacama Desert
hasPermafrost yes
hasSummitFeature lava dome
hasSummitTemperature very low mean annual temperature
hasVegetation very sparse high-altitude vegetation
hasVolcanicRockType andesite
hasVolcanicRockType dacite
highestArchaeologicalSite among highest in the world
instanceOf active volcano
instanceOf mountain
instanceOf stratovolcano
instanceOf volcano
isOneOf highest active volcanoes in the world
isOneOf highest volcanoes in the world
knownFor exceptionally well-preserved Inca mummies
knownFor high-altitude Inca archaeological sites
lastEruption 19th century
locatedIn Andes
locatedIn Puna de Atacama
locatedIn South America
locatedOnBorderOf Argentina
locatedOnBorderOf Chile
mountainRange Andes
nameLanguage Quechua
nameMeaning likely related to "llulla" (false, deceitful) and "yaku" (water) in Quechua
prominence about 2340 m
protectedArea Llullaillaco National Park (Argentina)
protectedArea Llullaillaco National Reserve (Chile)
region Antofagasta Region
region Salta Province
tectonicSetting Nazca Plate subducting beneath South American Plate
type stratovolcano
usedFor archaeological research
usedFor high-altitude mountaineering
volcanicArcOrBelt Central Volcanic Zone of the Andes

As object (1)

Triples where some other subject referred to this entity as "Llullaillaco".

Andean Volcanic Belt contains
"Llullaillaco"
↳ resolves to Llullaillaco volcano