Yan Mountains

E62009

The Yan Mountains are a major mountain range in northern China that form a natural barrier between the North China Plain and the Mongolian Plateau.

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All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Yan Mountains canonical 18
Yanshan Mountains 2
Yan Mountains region 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
chineseName Yan Mountains self-linksurface differs
surface form: 燕山
contains Great Wall of China
surface form: Great Wall of China sections

Gubeikou Pass
Shanhaiguan Pass
surface form: Shanhaiguan Pass vicinity
country China
dominantRockType granite
limestone
elevation 2118 m
extendsThrough Beijing
Hebei
extendsToward Liaoning
formsNaturalBarrierBetween North China Plain and Mongolian Plateau
formsWatershedFor Hai River
surface form: Hai River basin

Luan River
surface form: Luan River basin
geologicalAge Mesozoic Era
surface form: Mesozoic
geologicalType fold mountains
hasEconomicActivity mining
quarrying
hasHighestPoint Wuling Mountain
hasPass Gubeikou
Shanhaiguan Pass
surface form: Shanhaiguan region

Xifengkou
hasScenicArea Wuling Mountain Scenic Area
hasVegetationType shrubland
temperate deciduous forest
importantFor military defense in imperial China
transportation corridors between north China and Inner Mongolia
influencesClimateOf North China Plain
locatedIn Beijing
surface form: Beijing Municipality

Hebei
surface form: Hebei Province

Tianjin
surface form: Tianjin Municipality

Yan Mountains self-linksurface differs
North China
surface form: northern China
near Bohai Sea
northOf Beijing
orogeny Yanshanian orogeny
partOf East Asia
North China
surface form: Northern China mountain systems
romanization Yan Mountains self-linksurface differs
surface form: Yanshan
runsFrom near Beijing
runsTo Liaoning
surface form: Liaoning Province
separates Mongolian Plateau
North China Plain
southOf Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region
usedFor forestry
grazing
tourism

Referenced by (23)

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North China contains Yan Mountains
Hebei hasMountainRange Yan Mountains
Yan Mountains locatedIn Yan Mountains self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Wuling Mountain
Yan Mountains chineseName Yan Mountains self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: 燕山
Yan Mountains romanization Yan Mountains self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Yanshan
Shanhaiguan Pass locatedNear Yan Mountains
Juyongguan locatedIn Yan Mountains
Kalgan locatedNear Yan Mountains
this entity surface form: Yanshan Mountains
Wuling Mountain partOf Yan Mountains
Wuling Mountain mountainRange Yan Mountains
Wuling Mountain highestPointOf Yan Mountains
Gubeikou Pass locatedOn Yan Mountains
Yanshanian orogeny affects Yan Mountains
Yanshanian orogeny namedAfter Yan Mountains
Xifengkou locatedIn Yan Mountains
Wuling Mountain Scenic Area locatedIn Yan Mountains
Wuling Mountain Scenic Area partOf Yan Mountains
this entity surface form: Yan Mountains region
Gubeikou locatedOn Yan Mountains
Gubeikou hasViewOf Yan Mountains
Xiaohaituo Mountain area partOf Yan Mountains
Mutianyu village locatedNear Yan Mountains
Jiankou section of the Great Wall locatedIn Yan Mountains
this entity surface form: Yanshan Mountains
Xiaohaituo Mountain partOf Yan Mountains