Andes

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The Andes is the longest continental mountain range in the world, stretching along the western edge of South America and encompassing some of the planet’s highest peaks outside of Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain range
biome montane forest
puna grassland
páramo
climate varies from tropical to cold alpine
contains Altiplano plateau
Atacama Desert margins
many active volcanoes
some of the highest peaks outside Asia
continent South America
country Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Venezuela
culturalSignificance core region of Inca civilization
drainage Andes self-linksurface differs
surface form: Amazon Basin headwaters

Atlantic Ocean watersheds
Orinoco Basin headwaters
Pacific Ocean watersheds
economicActivity agriculture on terraced slopes
mining
pastoralism
elevation about 22,838 feet
about 6,961 metres
extendsFrom Venezuela
extendsTo southern tip of South America
formedBy subduction of Nazca Plate beneath South American Plate
highestPeak Aconcagua
languageRegion Aymara
Quechua
length about 4,300 miles
about 7,000 kilometres
locatedAlong western edge of South America
locatedIn Andes self-linksurface differs
Andes self-linksurface differs
locatedOn South America
notableFeature second-highest of the Seven Summits (Aconcagua)
orientation north–south
partOf Pacific Ring of Fire
region Puna de Atacama
surface form: Dry Andes

Andes self-linksurface differs
surface form: Patagonian Andes

Andes self-linksurface differs
surface form: Tropical Andes

Patagonia
surface form: Wet Andes
southernExtent Patagonia
surface form: Tierra del Fuego
superlative longest continental mountain range in the world
tectonicSetting convergent plate boundary

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Chile mountainRange Andes
Pacific Ring of Fire hasPart Andes
this entity surface form: Andes volcanic belt
Ojos del Salado locatedIn Andes
Andes locatedIn Andes self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Aconcagua
Andes region Andes self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Tropical Andes
Andes region Andes self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Patagonian Andes
Andes locatedIn Andes self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Altiplano
Andes drainage Andes self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Amazon Basin headwaters
Ecuador includes Andes
this entity surface form: Andean highlands
Ecuador mountainRange Andes
Bogotá locatedIn Andes
this entity surface form: Andes Mountains
Atacama Desert partOf Andes
this entity surface form: Andes region
Santiago mountainRangeNearby Andes
this entity surface form: Andes Mountains
Peru contains Andes
this entity surface form: Andes Mountains
Patagonia contains Andes
Patagonia borders Andes
Frederic Edwin Church notableWork Andes
this entity surface form: The Andes of Ecuador
Cerro Manqui partOf Andes
Southern Cone geopolitical region of Chile hasFeature Andes
this entity surface form: Andes mountain ranges
Quechua geographicRegion Andes
Quechua geographicRegion Andes
this entity surface form: Central Andes
Bolivia hasMajorGeographicFeature Andes
this entity surface form: Andes Mountains
Limarí Province hasGeographicFeature Andes
this entity surface form: Andes foothills
Aymara region Andes
this entity surface form: Central Andes
Cundinamarca region locatedIn Andes
subject surface form: Cundinamarca
Argentina hasRegion Andes
Argentina mountainRange Andes
northern Chile hasFeature Andes
subject surface form: Northern Chile
this entity surface form: Andes Mountains
Kichwa region Andes
Aconcagua locatedIn Andes
Aconcagua partOf Andes
this entity surface form: Principal Cordillera of the Andes
Aconcagua range Andes
Quito locatedIn Andes
this entity surface form: Andes Mountains
Nazca Plate drivesOrogeny Andes
this entity surface form: Andes Mountains
Nazca Plate influencesTopographyOf Andes
this entity surface form: Andes Mountains