Markagunt Plateau

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Markagunt Plateau is a high volcanic plateau in southwestern Utah known for its dramatic canyons, lava fields, and role as the headwaters region for several rivers.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Brian Head Peak 0

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
plateau
volcanic plateau
borderedBy Cedar City area NERFINISHED
Parowan Valley NERFINISHED
Paunsaugunt Plateau NERFINISHED
Sevier Plateau NERFINISHED
climate high-elevation continental climate
contains Cedar Breaks amphitheater NERFINISHED
Duck Creek Village area NERFINISHED
Navajo Lake NERFINISHED
country United States of America
drainageDivideFor Sevier River basin NERFINISHED
Virgin River basin NERFINISHED
elevation approximately 11307 feet
elevationRange roughly 9000 to over 11000 feet
geology basaltic lava flows
cinder cones
volcanic rocks
hasFeature canyons
forests
lava fields
meadows
hasHighestPoint Brian Head Peak NERFINISHED
hasRoad Utah State Route 14 NERFINISHED
Utah State Route 143 NERFINISHED
Utah State Route 148 NERFINISHED
headwatersOf Sevier River tributaries
Virgin River tributaries
locatedIn Colorado Plateau NERFINISHED
Utah
southwestern Utah NERFINISHED
nameLanguage Ute NERFINISHED
nameMeaning Highland of Trees NERFINISHED
near Bryce Canyon National Park NERFINISHED
Zion National Park NERFINISHED
partOf Brian Head area NERFINISHED
Cedar Breaks National Monument NERFINISHED
Dixie National Forest NERFINISHED
usedFor camping
hiking
recreation
skiing
vegetation aspen stands
coniferous forests

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Virgin River sourceLocatedIn Markagunt Plateau