Sumapaz Massif

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The Sumapaz Massif is a high Andean region in central Colombia best known for containing Sumapaz Páramo, the largest páramo (high-altitude tropical moorland) ecosystem in the world.

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Sumapaz Massif canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain massif
biome páramo
climate cold high-mountain climate
contains Andean grasslands
Sumapaz Páramo NERFINISHED
glacial lakes
high Andean wetlands
páramo ecosystems
country Colombia
elevation approximately 3,500–4,000 metres above sea level
fauna Andean bear NERFINISHED
Andean condor NERFINISHED
white-tailed deer NERFINISHED
flora Calamagrostis grasses
Espeletia (frailejón) species NERFINISHED
hasPart Sumapaz National Park NERFINISHED
municipality of Arbeláez NERFINISHED
municipality of Cabrera
municipality of Cabrera (Cundinamarca) NERFINISHED
municipality of Chipaque
municipality of Choachí NERFINISHED
municipality of Fosca NERFINISHED
municipality of Fómeque NERFINISHED
municipality of Gutiérrez
municipality of Icononzo NERFINISHED
municipality of Melgar
municipality of Pandi
municipality of Pasca
municipality of San Bernardo NERFINISHED
municipality of San Juan de Sumapaz NERFINISHED
municipality of Sumapaz
municipality of Ubaque NERFINISHED
municipality of Une NERFINISHED
municipality of Venecia NERFINISHED
highestPoint Nevado del Sumapaz NERFINISHED
hydrologicalRole headwaters of rivers feeding the Magdalena basin
headwaters of rivers feeding the Orinoco basin
knownFor containing the largest páramo ecosystem in the world
high biodiversity
water regulation and storage
locatedIn Colombia NERFINISHED
central Colombia
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Bogotá NERFINISHED
Cundinamarca Department NERFINISHED
Huila Department NERFINISHED
Meta Department NERFINISHED
mountainRange Cordillera Oriental NERFINISHED
partOf Eastern Ranges of the Colombian Andes NERFINISHED
protectedAreaStatus partly protected as Sumapaz National Natural Park
threat agricultural expansion
burning of páramo vegetation
cattle grazing
climate change

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Altiplano Cundiboyacense borderedBy Sumapaz Massif