Rattlesnake Hills

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Rattlesnake Hills is a long, arid ridge in south-central Washington State known for its vineyards, orchards, and role in defining the northern edge of the Yakima Valley.

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Rattlesnake Hills canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
ridge
associatedWith Yakima Valley wine region
linked to: Yakima Valley AVA
climate semi-arid
country United States
definesNorthernEdgeOf Yakima Valley
drainageBasin Yakima River basin
linked to: Yakima River
elevationRelativeTo higher than Yakima Valley floor
formsBoundaryOf Yakima Valley
hasEconomicActivity fruit orchards
grape growing
hasFeature dry grasslands
sagebrush vegetation
south-facing slopes
hasLandUse agriculture
fruit growing
viticulture
influences microclimate of Yakima Valley vineyards
knownFor arid climate
orchards
vineyards
wine grape production
locatedIn Washington State
linked to: Washington

Yakima County
south-central Washington
linked to: Mid-Columbia region
partOf Columbia Plateau
regionType agricultural region
terrainType arid ridge
usedFor recreation
wine tourism

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Yakima Valley boundedBy Rattlesnake Hills
Yakima near Rattlesnake Hills