Mount Davis

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geographical feature mountain

Mount Davis is the highest peak in Pennsylvania, located in the Laurel Highlands of the Allegheny Mountains.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	geographical feature → mountain →
category	Highest points of U.S. states → Landforms of Somerset County, Pennsylvania → Mountains of Pennsylvania →
climate	humid continental climate →
country	United States of America →
drainageBasin	Youghiogheny River basin →
elevation	3213 feet → 979 meters →
feature	frost heaving formations → rocky outcrops →
geology	conglomerate rock → sandstone →
hasAccess	access road → trail system →
hasRecreation	hiking → nature observation → sightseeing →
hasRoadAccessFrom	Pennsylvania Route 281 NERFINISHED → Pennsylvania Route 653 NERFINISHED →
hasSignage	elevation marker → state highpoint marker →
hasSummitFeature	interpretive plaques → observation deck → observation tower → viewing platforms →
highestPointIn	Pennsylvania →
knownFor	being the highest peak in Pennsylvania → scenic views of the Laurel Highlands →
locatedIn	Allegheny Mountains → Appalachian Mountains → Jefferson Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania → Laurel Highlands → Pennsylvania → Somerset County, Pennsylvania →
mapLabel	Mount Davis, Pennsylvania high point →
namedAfter	John Nelson Davis →
nearestTown	Meyersdale, Pennsylvania → Salisbury, Pennsylvania →
partOf	Forbes State Forest →
protectedBy	Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources →
region	southwestern Pennsylvania →
relativeLocation	south of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania →
stateHighPointOf	Pennsylvania →
topographicProminence	about 650 feet →
viewIncludes	Allegheny Plateau → Laurel Hill →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Pennsylvania → Somerset County →	hasHighestPoint
Somerset County →	contains