Northern Range

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The Northern Range is a prominent mountain chain in northern Trinidad known for its forested peaks, biodiversity, and role as the island’s main watershed.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain range
climate humid tropical
contains Arima Valley
Avocat Falls
Caura Valley
El Tucuche
Maracas Falls
Maracas Valley
Santa Cruz Valley
Turure Watersteps
continent South America
country Trinidad and Tobago
coveredBy secondary forest
tropical rainforest
drainsInto Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Paria
elevation 936 metres
940 metres
extendsFrom Chaguaramas
extendsTo Toco
geologicalOrigin extension of the Venezuelan Coastal Range
geology igneous rocks
metamorphic rocks
hasCharacteristic high biodiversity
rugged terrain
steep valleys
hasLandUse forestry
residential development on lower slopes
small-scale agriculture
highestPoint El Cerro del Aripo
importantFor flood control
recreation
soil conservation
water supply
locatedIn Trinidad
locatedInRegion northern Trinidad
near Port of Spain
orientation east–west
partOf island of Trinidad
popularFor birdwatching
hiking
waterfalls
receives high annual rainfall
role main watershed of Trinidad
sourceOf numerous rivers
streams
threatenedBy deforestation
quarrying
unplanned housing

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Trinidad hasMountainRange Northern Range
Tunapuna–Piarco region contains Northern Range (portion)
linked to: Northern Range
El Cerro del Aripo locatedIn Northern Range
El Cerro del Aripo partOf Northern Range mountain system
linked to: Northern Range
Asa Wright Nature Centre locatedIn Northern Range
Eastern Trinidad borders Northern Range
subject linked to: eastern Trinidad
Arouca locatedIn Northern Range region
linked to: Northern Range
Arouca hasNaturalAttractionNearby Northern Range
St. Lucien Road lookout partOf Northern Range area (broadly)
linked to: Northern Range