Tobacco Root Mountains

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The Tobacco Root Mountains are a rugged mountain range in southwestern Montana known for their high peaks, alpine lakes, and rich mining history.

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Tobacco Root Mountains canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
contains Brandon, Montana mining district
Norris, Montana area
Pony, Montana mining district
linked to: Pony, Montana

alpine basins
glacial cirques
montane grasslands
subalpine forests
country United States of America
drainage Jefferson River watershed
Madison River watershed
ecosystem Northern Rockies coniferous forest
elevation approximately 10925 feet
approximately 3330 meters
geologicalComposition Precambrian metamorphic rocks
igneous intrusions
highestPoint Hollowtop Mountain
historicalActivity base metal mining
gold mining
silver mining
knownFor alpine lakes
high peaks
rich mining history
rugged terrain
locatedIn Jefferson County, Montana
Madison County, Montana
Montana
Northern Rocky Mountains
Silver Bow County, Montana
Tobacco Root Mountains
southwestern Montana
nearestTown Harrison, Montana
Norris, Montana
Pony, Montana
partOf Rocky Mountains
popularFor backpacking
fishing
hiking
hunting
off-trail scrambling
region southwestern Montana
state Montana
wildlife bighorn sheep
black bear
elk
mountain goat
mule deer

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Bitterroot Range contains Tobacco Root Mountains
Southwestern Montana hasMountainRange Tobacco Root Mountains
subject linked to: southwestern Montana
Gallatin Valley borderedBy Tobacco Root Mountains
Madison County, Montana hasMountainRange Tobacco Root Mountains
subject linked to: Madison County
Beaverhead–Deerlodge National Forest contains Tobacco Root Mountains
Hollowtop Mountain locatedIn Tobacco Root Mountains
subject linked to: Tobacco Root Mountains