Raft River Mountains

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The Raft River Mountains are a remote mountain range in northwestern Utah known for their rugged peaks, high-elevation basins, and relatively undeveloped wilderness character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
adjacentTo Albion Mountains
Black Pine Mountains
Grouse Creek Mountains
Hansel Mountains
climate semi-arid
contains Bull Mountain
high-elevation basins
steep canyons
country United States of America
drainageTo Great Salt Lake basin
linked to: Great Salt Lake

Raft River
elevation 3070 m
geologicalType fault-block range
hasCharacteristic high-elevation basins
relatively undeveloped wilderness character
remote
rugged peaks
hasRoadAccess limited
highestPoint Bull Mountain
knownFor scenic vistas
wildlife habitat
locatedIn Box Elder County, Utah
Raft River Mountains
northwestern Utah
linked to: western Utah
management Bureau of Land Management
nearBorderWith Idaho
orogeny Basin and Range extension
partOf Basin and Range Province
Great Basin region
linked to: Great Basin

Raft River watershed
linked to: Raft River
populationDensity sparsely populated
recreationAccessFrom Interstate 84 corridor
linked to: Interstate 84
state Utah
usedFor hiking
hunting
livestock grazing
off-highway vehicle recreation
vegetation montane conifer forest
pinyon-juniper woodland
sagebrush steppe
wildlife mule deer
pronghorn
sage-grouse

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Box Elder County, Utah contains Raft River Mountains
Sawtooth National Forest contains Raft River Mountains (Idaho portion)
linked to: Raft River Mountains
Albion Mountains separatedFrom Raft River Mountains
Bull Mountain locatedIn Raft River Mountains
subject linked to: Raft River Mountains