Mont Shefford

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Mont Shefford is an isolated, rounded hill in southern Quebec, Canada, known as one of the Monteregian Hills formed from ancient igneous intrusions.

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Mont Shefford canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Monteregian Hill
hill
igneous intrusion
monadnock
country Canada
elevation about 1726 feet
about 526 metres
erodedTo resistant igneous core forming present hill
formedBy intrusion of magma into surrounding sedimentary rocks
geologicalAge Cretaceous period
linked to: Cretaceous
geologicalOrigin igneous intrusion
hasUse hiking
recreation
skiing (historically and recreationally)
isPartOf Appalachian region of Quebec
locatedIn Quebec
linked to: Quebec, Canada

southern Quebec
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Estrie
locatedNear Granby, Quebec
Shefford, Quebec
mountainRange Monteregian Hills
namedAfter Shefford Township
notableFor being one of the Monteregian Hills
isolated position in the Saint Lawrence Lowlands
partOf Monteregian Hills chain
linked to: Monteregian Hills
prominence isolated hill
relativeLocation east of Montreal
rockType igneous rock
shape rounded hill
tourism regional tourist attraction

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Monteregian Hills hasMember Mont Shefford