San Pitch Mountains

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The San Pitch Mountains are a mountain range in central Utah known for their rugged terrain, high-elevation forests, and role as a scenic backdrop to the Sanpete Valley.

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San Pitch Mountains canonical 6
San Pitch Mountains region 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
adjacentTo Pavant Range
linked to: Pahvant Range

Wasatch Plateau
borders Sanpete Valley
climate semi-arid
contains canyons
high plateaus
steep slopes
country United States
drainageTo San Pitch River
ecosystem montane ecosystem
elevation 10000+ feet
geologicalProvince Basin and Range Province
hasLandcover coniferous forest
sagebrush steppe
hasScenicRole scenic backdrop to Sanpete Valley
hasTerrain rugged terrain
hasVegetation high-elevation forests
highestPoint Salt Creek Peak
locatedIn San Pitch Mountains
Utah
central Utah
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Juab County
linked to: Juab County, Utah

Sanpete County
mountainRangeType fault-block range
namedAfter San Pitch River
San Pitch Ute band
near Ephraim
Manti
linked to: Manti, Utah

Nephi
orientation north–south
partOf Great Basin region
linked to: Great Basin

Interior West
popularFor camping
hiking
hunting
off-highway vehicle use
separates Juab Valley
Sanpete Valley
summerConditions dry summers
usedFor livestock grazing
outdoor recreation
timber production
wildlifeHabitatFor black bear
elk
mule deer
winterConditions snowy winters

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Central Utah contains San Pitch Mountains
subject linked to: central Utah
Juab Valley borderedBy San Pitch Mountains
San Pitch Utes traditionalTerritory San Pitch Mountains region
linked to: San Pitch Mountains
Sanpete Valley borderedBy San Pitch Mountains
Sterling, Utah locatedNear San Pitch Mountains
Sterling, Utah isInMountainRangeVicinity San Pitch Mountains
Salt Creek Peak locatedIn San Pitch Mountains
subject linked to: San Pitch Mountains