Darwin Range

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The Darwin Range is a remote, heavily glaciated mountain range in the far south of Chilean Patagonia, forming part of the Andes on Tierra del Fuego.

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Darwin Range canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain range
administrativeRegion Magallanes y de la Antártica Chilena Region
biodiversity habitat for subantarctic species
climate subpolar oceanic climate
contains Monte Shipton
Mount Darwin
icefields
numerous glaciers
country Chile
drainageTo Beagle Channel
Pacific Ocean
ecosystem subpolar forest and alpine tundra
featureOf Tierra del Fuego Archipelago
geology fold-and-thrust belt
igneous intrusions
metamorphic rocks
hasCharacteristic heavily glaciated
remote
rugged terrain
sparsely populated
hasGlaciers tidewater glaciers
valley glaciers
highestPoint Mount Darwin
knownFor difficult access
glaciated peaks
harsh weather
languageRegion Spanish
locatedIn Chilean Patagonia
linked to: Patagonia

Magallanes Region
South America
Southern Hemisphere
Tierra del Fuego
far south of Chile
locatedOn Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego
mountainSystem Andes
namedAfter Charles Darwin
near Alberto de Agostini National Park
Beagle Channel
partOf Andes
Cordillera Darwin
Patagonian Andes
linked to: Southern Andes
protectedBy Alberto de Agostini National Park
regionType subantarctic
tourismType expedition tourism
mountaineering
vegetation subantarctic forest

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Monte Darwin locatedIn Darwin Range