Cascade Mountain

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Cascade Mountain is a prominent and frequently photographed peak in the Canadian Rockies, towering over the town of Banff in Alberta, Canada.

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Cascade Mountain canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
mountain
peak
closestTown Banff
continent North America
country Canada
drainage Bow River basin
linked to: Bow River
geologicalProvince Western Canada Sedimentary Basin
hasClimbingSeason early autumn
summer
hasReputationFor being frequently photographed
dominating Banff skyline
hasSummitType rocky summit
hasTourismImportance major scenic backdrop for Banff
hasViewOf Banff townsite
linked to: Banff

Bow Valley
Mount Rundle
isAccessedFrom Banff townsite area
linked to: Banff
isIconicFor postcard images of Banff
isInNationalParkSystem Parks Canada network
isOftenDescribedAs frequently photographed mountain in the Canadian Rockies
prominent peak above Banff
isPartOf Front Ranges of the Canadian Rockies
linked to: Front Ranges
isPhotographedAs prominent landmark of Banff
isPopularFor hiking
mountain photography
scrambling
locatedIn Alberta
Banff National Park
Canada
mountainRange Canadian Rockies
namedAfter Cascade Creek
near Banff
overlooks town of Banff
linked to: Banff
partOf Canadian Rockies
protectedArea Banff National Park
province Alberta
region Alberta Rockies
visibleFrom Banff townsite
linked to: Banff

Trans-Canada Highway near Banff

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Banff National Park contains Cascade Mountain
Cascade Lakes hasViewOf Cascade Mountain
Banff locatedNear Cascade Mountain
Mount Rundle parentPeak Cascade Mountain