Disambiguation evidence for Teton Range in Wyoming via surface form

"Teton Range"


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Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Teton Range".

Predicate Object
age Cenozoic uplift over Precambrian basement rocks
boundedBy Teton fault
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainage Snake River
surface form: Snake River watershed
formsPartOf Grand Teton National Park
geologicProvince Wyoming Basin and Range transition
geology granite
geology metamorphic rock
hasGlacier Middle Teton Glacier
hasGlacier Schoolroom Glacier NERFINISHED
hasGlacier Teton Glacier
hasLakeAtBase Jackson Lake NERFINISHED
hasLakeAtBase Jenny Lake
hasLakeAtBase Phelps Lake NERFINISHED
hasLakeAtBase Taggart Lake NERFINISHED
hasPeak Buck Mountain
hasPeak Grand Teton peak
surface form: Grand Teton
hasPeak Middle Teton
hasPeak Mount Moran
hasPeak Mount Owen
hasPeak Mount Wister
hasPeak South Teton
hasPeak Static Peak
hasPeak Teewinot Mountain
highestPoint Grand Teton peak
surface form: Grand Teton
instanceOf geological formation
instanceOf mountain range
knownFor alpine lakes
knownFor dramatic relief above Jackson Hole
knownFor mountaineering
knownFor rock climbing
knownFor rugged topography
knownFor scenic vistas
knownFor sharp granite peaks
length about 40 miles
length about 64 kilometers
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedIn Wyoming
nearestCity Jackson, Wyoming
orientation north–south
overlooks Jackson Hole
partOf Rocky Mountains
protectedBy Bridger–Teton National Forest
protectedBy Grand Teton National Park
recreation backpacking
recreation hiking
recreation ski mountaineering
recreation wildlife viewing
state Wyoming