Nauhcampatépetl

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Nauhcampatépetl is a prominent extinct volcano and mountain in Veracruz, Mexico, known for its distinctive flat-topped summit and status as one of the country’s highest peaks.

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Nauhcampatépetl canonical 2
Naucampatepetl 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf extinct volcano
mountain
country Mexico
elevationCategory one of the highest peaks in Mexico
geologicalType stratovolcano
hasAccessibility accessible by mountain trails
hasClimate cool highland climate
hasCulturalSignificance regional landmark in Veracruz
hasGeologicalAge prehistoric volcanic origin
hasNameMeaning name of Nahuatl origin
hasNotableFeature distinctive flat summit
prominent isolated peak
hasSummitShape flat-topped
hasVegetation grass and shrubs near summit
montane forest on slopes
isPartOf Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
isVisibleFrom surrounding Veracruz lowlands
locatedIn Veracruz
eastern Mexico
locatedOnContinent North America
nameLanguage Nahuatl
usedFor hiking
mountaineering
nature observation
volcanicStatus extinct

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Cofre de Perote alsoKnownAs Nauhcampatépetl
Cofre de Perote alsoKnownAs Nauhcampatépetl
this entity surface form: Naucampatepetl
Cofre de Perote volcano alsoKnownAs Nauhcampatépetl
subject surface form: Cofre de Perote