Tweed Range

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Tweed Range is a mountain range in northeastern New South Wales, Australia, forming part of the eroded caldera surrounding the Mount Warning (Wollumbin) shield volcano.

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Tweed Range canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
alsoKnownAs Tweed Range, New South Wales
associatedVolcano Mount Warning
Wollumbin
biome subtropical rainforest
climate humid subtropical
containsFeature Bar Mountain
Border Ranges National Park
escarpments
lookouts
rainforest ecosystems
walking tracks
country Australia
drainageBasin Richmond River catchment
Tweed River catchment
formedBy erosion of Tweed shield volcano
formsPartOf Great Dividing Range system
geologicalOrigin eroded shield volcano caldera
hasGeologicalAge Cenozoic
hasLandUse forestry (historically)
national park
hasRockType basalt
volcanic rock
hasVegetationType Gondwana Rainforests of Australia
hasViewOf Mount Warning
Tweed Valley
highestPointName Bar Mountain
locatedIn New South Wales
locatedInRegion northeastern New South Wales
locatedNear Queensland–New South Wales border
locatedOnContinent Australia
nearestMajorTown Lismore
Murwillumbah
orientation roughly north–south
partOf Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area
Tweed Volcano caldera
linked to: Tweed Volcano

eroded caldera of Mount Warning shield volcano
protectedBy Border Ranges National Park
separates Tweed River catchment from Richmond River catchment
state New South Wales
tourismAttractionType scenic mountain range
usedFor bushwalking
conservation
nature observation
worldHeritageStatus within Gondwana Rainforests of Australia

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Mount Warning partOf Tweed Range
Mount Warning mountainRange Tweed Range