Pine Ridge escarpment

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The Pine Ridge escarpment is a prominent, forested ridge and rugged landform in western Nebraska known for its scenic bluffs, canyons, and unique wildlife habitat.

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Pine Ridge escarpment canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf escarpment
landform
ridge
climateType semi-arid
containsProtectedArea Chadron State Park NERFINISHED
Fort Robinson State Park NERFINISHED
Nebraska National Forest (Pine Ridge Ranger District) NERFINISHED
Oglala National Grassland (portions) NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
elevationRelativeToSurroundings higher
formsBoundaryBetween High Plains NERFINISHED
White River valley (local drainages)
geologicalContext Tertiary deposits
eroded sedimentary rocks
hasFeature bluffs
buttes
canyons
cliffs
ravines
hasLandcover mixed-grass prairie
ponderosa pine forest
hasScenicRoute Nebraska Highway 71 (segments) NERFINISHED
U.S. Highway 20 (segments)
hasSoil rocky soils
sandy soils
knownFor recreation opportunities
rugged topography
scenic landscapes
wildlife habitat
locatedIn Nebraska Panhandle NERFINISHED
western Nebraska NERFINISHED
nearestCity Chadron, Nebraska NERFINISHED
Crawford, Nebraska NERFINISHED
partOf Great Plains NERFINISHED
providesHabitatFor bighorn sheep
elk
mule deer
raptors
wild turkey
regionType ecoregion
tourismImportance regional attraction
usedFor camping
hiking
hunting
scenic driving
wildlife viewing
vegetationType coniferous forest
riparian woodland

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western Nebraska hasLandform Pine Ridge escarpment
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation namedAfter Pine Ridge escarpment