Ktaadn

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mountain

Ktaadn (commonly spelled Katahdin) is the highest mountain in Maine and a prominent wilderness peak famed for its rugged terrain and role as the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	mountain →
alsoKnownAs	Katahdin →
country	United States →
elevation	about 1606 meters → about 5269 feet →
firstRecordedAscentBy	Charles Turner Jr. →
firstRecordedAscentYear	1804 →
hasClimbingRoute	Abol Trail → Cathedral Trail → Helon Taylor Trail → Hunt Trail → Knife Edge route →
hasEcosystem	alpine tundra → boreal forest → subalpine forest →
hasGeologicalType	granite massif →
hasNotableFeature	Knife Edge ridge → alpine zone → glacial cirques → prominent wilderness peak → rugged terrain →
hasSummit	Baxter Peak → Hamlin Peak → Pamola Peak → South Peak →
highestPointOf	Maine →
isHighestPointOf	Baxter State Park →
isNorthernTerminusOf	Appalachian Trail →
isPopularFor	backpacking → hiking → mountaineering → wilderness recreation →
isStateHighPointOf	Maine →
isSubjectOf	“Ktaadn and the Maine Woods” by Henry David Thoreau →
isVolcanic	false →
isWithin	New England →
locatedIn	Maine → Piscataquis County, Maine →
locatedInProtectedArea	Baxter State Park →
locatedInRegion	North Maine Woods →
locatedNear	Millinocket, Maine NERFINISHED →
mountainRange	Appalachian Mountains →
namedBy	Penobscot people →
nameMeaning	The Greatest Mountain →
partOf	Baxter State Park →
prominence	about 1315 meters → about 4314 feet →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
The Maine Woods →	hasPart
The Allegash and East Branch →	relatedWork