Waddington Range

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The Waddington Range is a rugged subrange of the Coast Mountains in British Columbia, Canada, known for its dramatic glaciated peaks and challenging mountaineering terrain.

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Waddington Range canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
subrange of the Coast Mountains
access primarily by helicopter
remote
climate maritime-influenced alpine climate
contains Combatant Mountain
Franklin Glacier
Homathko Icefield
Mount Munday
Mount Tiedemann
Mount Waddington
Mount Waddington Northwest Summit
linked to: Mount Waddington

Spearman Peak
Tiedemann Glacier
Tiedemann Tower
country Canada
drainage Franklin River
Homathko River basin
Tiedemann Creek
geology primarily granitic rock
hasFeature deeply incised valleys
extensive glaciation
large icefields
steep granite peaks
highestPoint Mount Waddington
knownFor challenging mountaineering routes
dramatic glaciated peaks
rugged terrain
technical alpine climbing
locatedBetween Bute Inlet
Knight Inlet
locatedIn British Columbia
Pacific Ranges
locatedNear Central Coast of British Columbia
locatedNorthOf Bute Inlet
locatedWestOf Chilcotin Plateau
linked to: Chilcotin region
namedAfter Alfred Waddington
notableFor objective alpine hazards
severe weather conditions
partOf Coast Mountains
Pacific Cordillera
recreation ice climbing
mountaineering
ski mountaineering
wilderness trekking
region Southwestern British Columbia
wildernessStatus largely roadless
sparsely populated

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Pacific Ranges contains Waddington Range
Mount Waddington partOf Waddington Range
Mount Waddington rangeHighpointOf Waddington Range
Mystery Mountain locatedInSubrange Waddington Range
Mystery Mountain isHighestPointOf Waddington Range
Combatant Glacier partOf Waddington Range
Combatant Glacier nearHighestPointOf Waddington Range