Lake County, Colorado
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Lake County, Colorado is a high-altitude county in central Colorado known for encompassing Mount Elbert, the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains and in the state.
Statements (46)
| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
county of Colorado
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| borderedBy |
Chaffee County, Colorado
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Eagle County, Colorado NERFINISHED → Fremont County, Colorado NERFINISHED → Park County, Colorado NERFINISHED → Pitkin County, Colorado NERFINISHED → Summit County, Colorado NERFINISHED → |
| climateClassification |
alpine and subalpine climate areas
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| contains |
Leadville National Fish Hatchery
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Leadville National Historic Landmark District → Leadville, Colorado NERFINISHED → Mount Elbert → Mount Massive NERFINISHED → San Isabel National Forest (part) → Turquoise Lake NERFINISHED → Twin Lakes, Colorado → |
| country |
United States of America
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| countySeat |
Leadville, Colorado
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| currentIndustry |
outdoor recreation
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tourism → |
| elevation |
over 10,000 feet at county seat
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| feature |
highest peak in Colorado within its boundaries
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highest peak in the Rocky Mountains within its boundaries → |
| FIPSCode |
08065
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| GNISID |
01934326
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| governingBody |
Lake County Board of County Commissioners
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| hasFeature |
high-altitude climate
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historic mining district → |
| hasHistoricEvent |
Leadville silver boom
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| hasProtectedArea |
Holy Cross Wilderness (part)
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Mount Massive Wilderness (part) → |
| hasTransportation |
State Highway 91
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U.S. Route 24 NERFINISHED → |
| highestPoint |
Mount Elbert
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| historicalIndustry |
gold mining
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silver mining → |
| isPartOf |
Colorado high country
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| largestCity |
Leadville, Colorado
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| locatedIn |
central Colorado
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| mountainRange |
Rocky Mountains
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| namedAfter |
Twin Lakes
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| partOf |
Central Colorado region
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United States Census Bureau → |
| postalAbbreviation |
CO
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| state |
Colorado
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| timeZone |
Mountain Time Zone
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Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Mount Elbert
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county |