Highwood Mountains

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The Highwood Mountains are a small, isolated mountain range in central Montana known for their volcanic geology, rugged peaks, and scenic prairie surroundings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landform
mountain range
climate continental climate
contains Baldy Mountain (Highwood Mountains)
Haystack Butte (Highwood Mountains)
Highwood Baldy
country United States of America
drainage Missouri River basin
ecosystem mixed-grass prairie
montane forest
elevation 2343 meters
7690 feet
geologicalAge Eocene
geologicalFeature dikes
laccoliths
volcanic plugs
geologicalOrigin volcanic
hasViewOf surrounding prairies
highestPoint Highwood Baldy
knownFor rugged peaks
scenic prairie surroundings
volcanic geology
locatedIn Blaine County, Montana
Chouteau County, Montana
Judith Basin County, Montana
Montana
central Montana
mountainRangeType island range
isolated mountain range
near Great Falls, Montana
notableFeature prominent inselberg-like relief above surrounding plains
partOf Northern Rocky Mountains
protectedArea Lewis and Clark National Forest (part)
recreation camping
hiking
hunting
wildlife viewing
region north-central Montana
rockType igneous rock
volcanic rock
state Montana
vegetation coniferous forest
sagebrush grassland
wildlife black bear
elk
mule deer
pronghorn
raptors

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Bitterroot Range contains Highwood Mountains