Bendeleben Mountains

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The Bendeleben Mountains are a rugged mountain range in western Alaska known for their prominent peaks and role in shaping the landscape of the Seward Peninsula.

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instanceOf mountain range
climate subarctic
continent North America
country United States of America
drainageDivideFor Fish River basin
Koyuk River basin
Kuzitrin River basin
elevationMax approximately 1130 meters
approximately 3700 feet
geologicProvince Seward Peninsula physiographic province
linked to: Seward Peninsula
geologicRole shapes landscape of Seward Peninsula interior
hydrologyInfluence headwaters for several Seward Peninsula rivers
importance regional topographic landmark on Seward Peninsula
landformType rugged mountains
locatedIn Alaska
Seward Peninsula
western Alaska
mapFeature USGS topographic maps of Seward Peninsula
namedAfter Mount Bendeleben
nearbySettlement Council, Alaska
Koyuk, Alaska
notablePeak Mount Bendeleben
partOf Alaska Range (broad physiographic sense)
linked to: Alaska Range
region northwestern Alaska
surfaceFeature glacially carved valleys
prominent peaks
rocky outcrops
steep ridges
vegetation sparse shrub cover
tundra

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Seward Peninsula contains Bendeleben Mountains