Frontal Cordillera

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Frontal Cordillera is a prominent Andean mountain range in western Argentina known for its high peaks, arid landscapes, and significant geological formations.

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Frontal Cordillera canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological region
mountain range
climate cold semi-arid climate
continental desert climate
country Argentina
dominantRockType igneous rock
plutonic rock
volcanic rock
drainageTo Atlantic slope basins
Pacific slope basins
extendsThrough La Rioja Province
Mendoza Province
San Juan Province
formsBoundaryWith Cuyo region
geologicalAge Mesozoic
Paleozoic
hasEconomicActivity mining
mountaineering
tourism
hasFeature deep valleys
high peaks
steep relief
hasLandscape arid
semi-arid
hasProcess active tectonism
erosion
uplift
hasVegetation high-Andean steppe
sparse shrubland
highestPeakLocatedIn Mendoza Province
isImportantFor Andean geology studies
hydrological resources
mining exploration
knownFor mineral resources
significant geological formations
locatedIn Andes
Argentina
locatedInRegion western Argentina
orientation north–south
orogeny Andean orogeny
partOf Andean orogen
linked to: Andean orogeny

Central Andes
separatedFrom Precordillera
Principal Cordillera
tectonicSetting subduction-related arc

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Western Argentina hasMountainRange Frontal Cordillera
subject linked to: western Argentina