Mountains of North Korea

E619721

The Mountains of North Korea are a rugged, heavily forested highland region that dominates much of the country’s terrain and forms the headwaters of many of its major rivers.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain range system
biodiversity habitat for temperate wildlife species
contains Bujeon Plateau NERFINISHED
Hamgyong Mountains NERFINISHED
Kaema Plateau NERFINISHED
Kangnam Mountains NERFINISHED
Masingnyong Mountains NERFINISHED
Myohyang Mountains NERFINISHED
Paektu Mountain Range NERFINISHED
Rangrim Mountains NERFINISHED
country North Korea
coversMostOf territory of North Korea
culturalSignificance sacred landscapes in Korean tradition
dominantLandformOf North Korea NERFINISHED
drainagePattern rivers flowing east to Sea of Japan
rivers flowing west to Yellow Sea
extendsAlong border with China
border with Russia
border with South Korea
formsHeadwatersOf Chongchon River NERFINISHED
Kumya River NERFINISHED
Nam River (North Korea) NERFINISHED
Taedong River NERFINISHED
Tumen River NERFINISHED
Yalu River NERFINISHED
geology granite
metamorphic rocks
volcanic rocks
highestPoint Paektu Mountain NERFINISHED
highestPointElevation 2744 m
influences climate of North Korea
river systems of North Korea
locatedIn East Asia
Korean Peninsula NERFINISHED
orientedGenerally northeast–southwest
partOf mountain systems of the Korean Peninsula
separates east coast of North Korea
west coast of North Korea
strategicImportance natural defensive barrier
terrainType heavily forested
rugged
usedFor forestry
hydropower generation
mineral extraction
vegetation coniferous forests
mixed forests

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Taedong River sourceLocatedIn Mountains of North Korea