Monts Dore

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Monts Dore is a volcanic mountain range in central France known for its ancient stratovolcano, high plateaus, and popular hiking and winter sports areas.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Puy de Sancy 0

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain peak
mountain range
volcanic massif
age Miocene
Pliocene
climate mountain climate
contains Lac Chambon
Lac Pavin
Lac de Guéry
Vallée de Chaudefour
Vallée de la Fontaine Salée
country France
drainedBy Couze Chambon
Couze Pavin
Dordogne River headwaters
elevation 1886 m
geologicalOrigin stratovolcano
hasProtectedArea Réserve naturelle nationale de la vallée de Chaudefour
highestPoint Puy de Sancy
landform basalt plateaus
cirques
deep glacial valleys
high plateau
lastEruption Quaternary
locatedIn Massif Central
central France
locatedInDepartment Puy-de-Dôme
locatedInRegion Auvergne
mountainSystem Massif Central
near La Bourboule
Mont-Dore
surface form: Mont-Dore (commune)

Super-Besse
notableResort Super-Besse ski resort
notableTown Mont-Dore
surface form: Le Mont-Dore
partOf Parc naturel régional des Volcans d’Auvergne
regionLanguage Occitan
surface form: Auvergnat Occitan

French
rockType andesite
trachyte
volcanic rock
tourismType nature tourism
winter sports tourism
usedFor climbing
hiking
mountain biking
skiing
snowshoeing
volcanicField Chaîne des Puys
surface form: Chaîne des Puys–Limagne fault tectonic area

Referenced by (3)

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Massif Central contains Monts Dore
Puy-de-Dôme department contains Monts Dore
subject surface form: Puy-de-Dôme (department)
Puy de Sancy partOf Monts Dore