North Mountain

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North Mountain is a long basalt ridge in Nova Scotia, Canada, forming the northern barrier of the Annapolis Valley along the Bay of Fundy.

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North Mountain canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basalt ridge
mountain range
borders Bay of Fundy
country Canada
extendsFrom Brier Island
extendsTo Cape Split
feature gentler slopes toward Annapolis Valley
steep cliffs along Bay of Fundy
forms northern barrier of the Annapolis Valley
geologicalAge Mesozoic
geologicalComposition basalt
hasViewOf Annapolis Valley
Bay of Fundy
locatedIn Annapolis Valley region
linked to: Annapolis Valley

Nova Scotia
near Annapolis Royal
Digby
Wolfville
orientation northeast–southwest
partOf Fundy Basin volcanic province
North Mountain–South Mountain system
province Nova Scotia
region Annapolis County
Digby County, Nova Scotia
Kings County, Nova Scotia
rockType tholeiitic basalt
separates Annapolis Valley from Bay of Fundy coast
usedFor agriculture on lower slopes
forestry
recreation and hiking

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Annapolis Valley boundedBy North Mountain
Marshmallow location North Mountain
Endless Mountains highestPoint North Mountain