Kettle River Range

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The Kettle River Range is a rugged mountain range in northeastern Washington State known for its forested peaks, mining history, and outdoor recreation opportunities.

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Kettle River Range canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain pass
mountain range
town
borderProximity Canada–United States border
climate continental climate
closestTown Republic, Washington
contains Boulder Pass
Columbia River tributary headwaters
Jungle Hill
Sherman Pass
Snow Peak
Waber Peak
abandoned mines
country United States
drainage Columbia River basin
elevation 2171 m
5575 ft
7123 ft
geologicalType igneous rocks
metamorphic rocks
hasFeature deep valleys
rocky outcrops
steep ridges
highestPoint Copper Butte
historicalActivity copper mining
gold mining
lead mining
silver mining
knownFor forested peaks
mining history
outdoor recreation
rugged terrain
locatedIn Ferry County, Washington
Okanogan County, Washington
Washington State
linked to: Washington
managedBy Colville National Forest
namedAfter Kettle River NERFINISHED
near Columbia River
Kettle River NERFINISHED
partOf Columbia Mountains
Okanogan Highlands
popularFor backpacking
cross-country skiing
hiking
hunting
snowmobiling
region northeastern Washington
traversedBy Washington State Route 20
vegetation coniferous forests
subalpine meadows

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Sherman Pass Road traverses Kettle River Range
Okanogan Highlands borderedBy Kettle River Range
Northeastern Washington hasMountainRange Kettle River Range
subject linked to: northeastern Washington
Colville National Forest contains Kettle River Range