Trinity National Forest

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Trinity National Forest was a former U.S. national forest in northern California that later became part of the larger Shasta-Trinity National Forest.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Trinity National Forest canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former United States national forest
country United States
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasEcosystemType coniferous forest
mixed conifer–hardwood forest
hasFeature conifer forests
deep river canyons
rugged mountainous terrain
hasLandUse grazing
recreation
timber production
hasMountainRange Trinity Alps
hasRecreationActivity backpacking
boating
camping
fishing
hiking
hunting
off-highway vehicle use
hasVegetation Douglas-fir
linked to: Douglas fir

incense-cedar
oak woodlands
ponderosa pine
sugar pine
hasWaterBody Lewiston Lake
Trinity Lake
Trinity River
hasWildlife black bear
black-tailed deer
salmon
steelhead trout
locatedIn California
Humboldt County, California
linked to: Humboldt County

Pacific Southwest Region
Region 5 (USFS)
Shasta County, California
linked to: Shasta County

Trinity County, California
northern California
linked to: Northern California
managedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
mergedInto Shasta-Trinity National Forest
namedAfter Trinity County, California
Trinity River
partOf California Coast Ranges
linked to: Coastal Ranges

Klamath Mountains
Klamath Mountains ecoregion
linked to: Klamath Mountains

Shasta-Trinity National Forest

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

Shasta-Trinity National Forest formedByMergerOf Trinity National Forest