Death Valley

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desert basin geographical region valley

Death Valley is an extremely hot, arid basin in eastern California known as one of the lowest, driest, and hottest places on Earth.

Aliases (6)

Death Valley National Park ×14
Death Valley basin ×3
Death Valley region ×2
Death Valley National Park (part) ×1
Death Valley National Park, California ×1
Death Valley from Amargosa Desert ×1

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	desert basin → geographical region → valley →
averageAnnualRainfall	less than 2.4 inches → less than 60 millimeters →
borderedBy	Amargosa Range → Panamint Range →
climate	hot desert climate →
contains	Artist’s Palette → Badwater Basin → Badwater Road → Dante’s View → Devils Golf Course → Furnace Creek → Highway 190 → Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes → Racetrack Playa → Stovepipe Wells → Zabriskie Point →
country	United States of America →
designation	U.S. national park unit →
elevation	-282 feet → -86 meters →
extendsInto	Nye County, Nevada →
formedBy	crustal extension →
geologicalFeature	graben →
knownFor	arid climate → being one of the driest places on Earth → being one of the hottest places on Earth → being one of the lowest places on Earth → extreme heat →
locatedIn	Inyo County, California → Mojave Desert → eastern California →
lowestPointOf	North America →
nearestCity	Beatty, Nevada → Las Vegas, Nevada → Pahrump, Nevada →
partOf	Basin and Range Province → Death Valley National Park →
protectedBy	National Park Service →
recognizedAs	International Dark Sky Park →
recordHighTemperature	134 °F → 56.7 °C →
recordHighTemperatureDate	10 July 1913 →
recordHighTemperatureLocation	Furnace Creek Ranch →
timeZone	Pacific Time Zone →
tourismActivity	hiking → sightseeing → stargazing →

Referenced by (45)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Basin and Range Province → Eastern California → Inyo County, California ("Death Valley National Park (part)") → Mojave Desert → Mojave Desert ("Death Valley National Park") → Southern California ("Death Valley National Park") → Southwestern United States → western United States ("Death Valley National Park") →	contains
Badwater Basin ("Death Valley National Park") → Badwater Basin → Badwater Road ("Death Valley National Park") → Furnace Creek ("Death Valley National Park") → Furnace Creek → Furnace Creek ("Death Valley National Park, California") → Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes → Natural Bridge (Death Valley) →	locatedIn
Death Valley ("Death Valley National Park") → Desolation Canyon → Devils Golf Course → Golden Canyon →	partOf
Amargosa Range ("Death Valley National Park") → Inyo National Forest ("Death Valley National Park") → Owens Valley ("Death Valley region") →	adjacentTo
Inyo Mountains → Ridgecrest, California → World’s Tallest Thermometer →	near
Gateway to Death Valley → Gateway to Death Valley ("Death Valley National Park") →	accesses
Badwater Road ("Death Valley basin") → Desolation Canyon ("Death Valley basin") →	hasViewOf
Amargosa Range → Dante’s View →	overlooks
Amargosa Range ("Death Valley from Amargosa Desert") → Panamint Range →	separates
Gateway to Death Valley ("Death Valley National Park") →	associatedWith
Amargosa River basin →	drainsInto
Amargosa Range →	formsBoundaryOf
Black Mountains (Death Valley) →	formsBoundaryWith
North America →	hasLowestPoint
California–Nevada border ("Death Valley National Park") →	nearbyProtectedArea
Zabriskie Point ("Death Valley basin") →	offersViewOf
Badwater Basin ("Death Valley National Park") →	protectedArea
Mojave Desert ("Death Valley National Park") →	protectedBy
White Mountains ("Death Valley region") →	proximityTo
Garlock Fault →	terminatesNear