Ouachita Mountains

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The Ouachita Mountains are a rugged, forested mountain range in western Arkansas and southeastern Oklahoma known for their unique east–west orientation, rich biodiversity, and outdoor recreation opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
physiographic region
adjacentTo Arkansas Valley, Colorado
surface form: Arkansas River Valley

Ozark Plateau
surface form: Ozark Mountains
age Paleozoic
contains Caddo River headwaters
Kiamichi River headwaters
Lake Ouachita
Little Missouri River headwaters
Ouachita River headwaters
containsProtectedArea Hot Springs National Park
Lake Ouachita State Park
Ouachita National Forest
Queen Wilhelmina State Park
Talimena Scenic Drive
Winding Stair Mountain National Recreation Area
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dominantVegetation oak–hickory forest
shortleaf pine forest
geologicalOrigin Paleozoic orogeny
geology folded sedimentary rocks
novaculite
sandstone
shale
hasEcoregion Ouachita Mountains self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ouachita Mountains ecoregion
highestPoint Mount Magazine
highestPointElevation_ft 2753
highestPointElevation_m 839
knownFor forested landscape
outdoor recreation
rich biodiversity
rugged topography
scenic beauty
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

southeastern Oklahoma
western Arkansas
namedAfter Ouachita River
orientedAs east–west
partOf Interior Highlands
surface form: Interior Highlands of the United States

Ouachita orogeny
surface form: Ouachita Uplift
recreationActivity camping
fishing
hiking
hunting
mountain biking
scenic driving
state Arkansas
Oklahoma
traversedBy Ouachita National Recreation Trail
Talimena Scenic Drive

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eastern Oklahoma contains Ouachita Mountains
this entity surface form: Ouachita Mountains (portion)
Ouachita orogeny formed Ouachita Mountains
Ouachita Mountains hasEcoregion Ouachita Mountains self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ouachita Mountains ecoregion
subject surface form: Oklahoma
Arkansas hasRegion Ouachita Mountains
Ouachita orogeny namedAfter Ouachita Mountains