“Devil’s Mountain” in Pemon

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“Devil’s Mountain” in Pemon is the indigenous name referring to Auyán-tepui, a massive table-top mountain in Venezuela famed as the source of Angel Falls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural landmark
table-top mountain
tepui
access primarily by river and air
alsoKnownAs Auyan Tepui NERFINISHED
Auyantepui NERFINISHED
Auyán-tepui NERFINISHED
Auyántepui NERFINISHED
biodiversity hosts endemic animal species
hosts endemic plant species
climate tropical with high rainfall
conservationStatus within a protected national park
continent South America
country Venezuela
culturalSignificance sacred site for the Pemon people
drainage feeds the Churún River
part of the Caroní River basin
ecosystem montane and summit scrub ecosystems
elevation approximately 2535 m
approximately 8317 ft
feature frequent cloud cover around the summit
numerous waterfalls cascading from the plateau
steep, forested slopes at the base
geologicalAge Precambrian
hasIndigenousNameMeaning often translated as Devil’s Mountain
languageOfName Pemon
locatedIn Bolívar state NERFINISHED
Canaima National Park NERFINISHED
Guayana Region NERFINISHED
southeastern Venezuela
locatedInIndigenousTerritory Pemon traditional lands NERFINISHED
nearestAirstrip Kamarata airstrip NERFINISHED
nearestSettlement Kamarata NERFINISHED
notableFor being the source of Angel Falls
dramatic vertical escarpments
sheer cliffs and flat summit
partOf Guiana Shield NERFINISHED
tepui system of the Guiana Highlands
protectedArea Canaima National Park NERFINISHED
region Gran Sabana NERFINISHED
rockType sandstone
sourceOf Angel Falls NERFINISHED
summitType flat plateau
tourismActivity sightseeing flights to view Angel Falls
trekking and expeditions to the summit
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Canaima National Park NERFINISHED

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Auyán-tepui meaningOfName “Devil’s Mountain” in Pemon