San Rafael Mountains

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mountain mountain range ridge stream

The San Rafael Mountains are a rugged, largely undeveloped mountain range in Santa Barbara County, California, known for their chaparral-covered peaks, deep canyons, and inclusion within the Los Padres National Forest.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	mountain → mountain → mountain → mountain range → ridge → ridge → stream →
contains	Big Pine Mountain → Hurricane Deck → Little Pine Mountain → Manzana Creek → McKinley Mountain → Mission Pine Ridge → San Rafael Wilderness →
country	United States of America →
drainedBy	Cuyama River → Santa Ynez River → Sisquoc River →
eastOf	Santa Maria Valley →
elevation	6820 ft →
hasBiome	Mediterranean climate shrubland →
hasFeature	deep canyons → largely undeveloped landscape → rugged terrain → steep slopes →
hasManagementAuthority	U.S. Forest Service →
hasVegetation	chaparral → conifer forest at higher elevations → oak woodland →
highestPoint	Big Pine Mountain →
locatedIn	California → Los Padres National Forest → San Rafael Mountains → San Rafael Mountains → San Rafael Mountains → San Rafael Mountains → San Rafael Mountains → San Rafael Mountains → Santa Barbara County, California →
locatedOn	Pacific Coast of the United States →
mountainSystem	Pacific Coast Ranges →
northOf	Santa Ynez Mountains →
partOf	California Coast Ranges (broad sense) → Transverse Ranges →
protectedWithin	Los Padres National Forest →
usedFor	backpacking → hiking → horseback riding → hunting →
westOf	Cuyama Valley →

Referenced by (9)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Big Pine Mountain → Hurricane Deck → Little Pine Mountain → Manzana Creek → McKinley Mountain → Mission Pine Ridge →	locatedIn
Los Padres National Forest → Transverse Ranges →	contains
Santa Barbara County →	containsMountainRange