Little San Bernardino Mountains

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The Little San Bernardino Mountains are a desert mountain range in Southern California that form part of the eastern edge of the Transverse Ranges and include much of Joshua Tree National Park.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf desert mountain range
mountain range
climate arid
contains much of Joshua Tree National Park
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainage internal desert basins and washes
ecosystemType desert ecosystem
formsPartOf eastern edge of the Transverse Ranges
geologicalProvince Basin and Range Province
surface form: Basin and Range Province (margin)
geology primarily granitic and metamorphic rocks
hasViewOf Salton Sea (from some high points)
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Mojave Desert
Riverside County, California NERFINISHED
San Bernardino County, California NERFINISHED
Southern California
nearestMajorCity Palm Springs, California, United States
surface form: Palm Springs, California
orientation generally northwest–southeast
overlooks Coachella Valley
partOf Colorado Desert
surface form: Colorado Desert–Mojave Desert transition zone

Transverse Ranges
protectedArea Joshua Tree National Park
recreation hiking
rock climbing
wildlife viewing
region Inland Empire region of California
separates Coachella Valley
surface form: Coachella Valley from higher Mojave Desert terrain
vegetation Joshua tree woodland
Mojave Desert scrub
pinyon–juniper woodland (higher elevations)

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Coachella Valley borderedBy Little San Bernardino Mountains
Transverse Ranges contains Little San Bernardino Mountains
Keys View partOf Little San Bernardino Mountains