El Cerro del Aripo

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El Cerro del Aripo is the tallest mountain in Trinidad and Tobago, known for its lush rainforest, caves, and rich biodiversity.

All labels observed (2)

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El Cerro del Aripo canonical 2
The Aripo Hill 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
climate humid tropical
continent South America
country Trinidad and Tobago
drainageBasin Caribbean Sea
ecologicalSignificance important habitat for endemic and rare species
elevation 940 metres
about 3,084 feet
approximately 940 m above sea level
geologicalType folded sedimentary rocks
hasAccessibility accessible by hiking trails
hasBiodiversity rich biodiversity
hasEcosystem tropical rainforest
hasFauna amphibians
endemic species of Trinidad and Tobago
reptiles
various bird species
hasFeature caves
cloud forest near summit
lush rainforest
steep slopes
hasFlora epiphytes
ferns
mosses
tropical hardwood trees
hasHydrology headwaters of small rivers and streams
hasSoilType deep, moist forest soils
hasVegetationType lower montane rainforest
montane forest
hasWeatherPattern frequent cloud cover at summit
highestPointOf Trinidad and Tobago
isProtectedArea partially within protected forest reserves
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Northern Range
Trinidad
locatedOn island of Trinidad
linked to: Trinidad
nameMeaning The Aripo Hill
linked to: El Cerro del Aripo
near Aripo Savannas
village of Aripo
partOf Northern Range mountain system
linked to: Northern Range
rangeType coastal mountain range
region northeastern Trinidad
relativeLocation east of Port of Spain
north of central Trinidad plains
tourismSignificance popular destination for local hikers
usedFor ecotourism
hiking
nature observation

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Trinidad hasHighestPoint El Cerro del Aripo
El Cerro del Aripo nameMeaning The Aripo Hill
linked to: El Cerro del Aripo
Northern Range highestPoint El Cerro del Aripo