Mont Rougemont

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Mont Rougemont is a small, isolated igneous hill in southern Quebec, Canada, known as one of the Monteregian Hills formed by ancient volcanic activity.

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Mont Rougemont canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Monteregian Hill
hill
igneous intrusion
continent North America
coordinateSystem World Geodetic System 1984
linked to: WGS84
country Canada
elevationAboveSeaLevel about 366 metres
formationProcess intrusive volcanic activity
geologicalAge Cretaceous period
geologicalOrigin igneous
hasLandUse agriculture
forestry
isPartOf Monteregian Hills chain
linked to: Monteregian Hills
knownFor isolated igneous hill in southern Quebec
part of the Monteregian Hills formed by ancient volcanic activity
locatedEastOf Montreal
locatedIn Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada

southern Quebec
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Montérégie
locatedNear Rougemont, Quebec
mountainRange Monteregian Hills
namedAfter Rougemont, Quebec
prominence isolated hill
region Saint Lawrence Lowlands
linked to: St. Lawrence Valley
rockType alkaline intrusive rock
igneous rock
usedFor apple cultivation
orchards
vineyards

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Monteregian Hills hasMember Mont Rougemont