Guadalupe Mountains

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The Guadalupe Mountains are a rugged mountain range in the Chihuahuan Desert known for their dramatic limestone peaks, including Guadalupe Peak, the highest point in Texas.

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West Texas contains Guadalupe Mountains
Carlsbad, New Mexico hasNearbyFeature Guadalupe Mountains
subject linked to: Carlsbad
Culberson County contains Guadalupe Mountains
Guadalupe Mountains National Park locatedIn Guadalupe Mountains
Guadalupe Mountains National Park partOf Guadalupe Mountains range
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Carlsbad, New Mexico majorNearbyFeature Guadalupe Mountains
Lechuguilla Cave locatedInMountainRange Guadalupe Mountains
Slaughter Canyon Cave locatedIn Guadalupe Mountains
Trans-Pecos region contains Guadalupe Mountains
Wordian typeLocality Guadalupe Mountains
Guadalupian Epoch namedAfter Guadalupe Mountains
Guadalupian Epoch stratotypeRegion Guadalupe Mountains region of West Texas and New Mexico
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Culberson County, Texas contains Guadalupe Mountains
Lincoln National Forest contains Guadalupe Mountains (New Mexico portion)
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Delaware Basin underlies Guadalupe Mountains
Delaware River (Texas) flowsThrough Guadalupe Mountains area
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Salt Flat, Texas locatedNear Guadalupe Mountains
McKittrick Canyon locatedIn Guadalupe Mountains
El Capitan (Texas) locatedIn Guadalupe Mountains
El Capitan (Texas) partOf Guadalupe Mountains
El Capitan (Texas) mountainRange Guadalupe Mountains
Pine Springs, Texas locatedIn Guadalupe Mountains
Pine Springs, Texas locatedInPhysiographicRegion Guadalupe Mountains physiographic province
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Guadalupe Peak locatedIn Guadalupe Mountains
Guadalupe Peak mountainRange Guadalupe Mountains
Pine Springs Canyon locatedIn Guadalupe Mountains
Pine Springs Canyon partOf Guadalupe Mountains physiographic province
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Carlsbad Cavern natural entrance near Guadalupe Mountains
Wordian age namedAfter Guadalupe Mountains
Wordian age stratotypeRegion Guadalupe Mountains, West Texas, USA
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Texas State Highway 54 nearbyFeature Guadalupe Mountains