Great Basin of Katahdin

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The Great Basin of Katahdin is a dramatic glacial cirque on Maine’s highest peak, known for its steep, rugged walls and alpine scenery viewed prominently from the Knife Edge ridge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
glacial cirque
landform
associatedWith Katahdin summit area
Knife Edge trail
linked to: Knife Edge Trail
country United States
formedBy glacial erosion
hasElevationContext alpine zone of Katahdin
hasGeologicalType cirque
hasNotableViewFrom Knife Edge (Katahdin)
hasPhysicalCharacteristic alpine scenery
rugged terrain
steep walls
hasRelativeLocation east side of Mount Katahdin
locatedIn Baxter State Park
Maine
Mount Katahdin
Piscataquis County, Maine
United States
onMountain Maine’s highest peak
partOf Katahdin massif
popularFor alpine landscape observation
scenic views
visibleFrom Knife Edge ridge
withinProtectedArea Baxter State Park wilderness
linked to: Baxter State Park

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Knife Edge viewOf Great Basin of Katahdin
Knife Edge viewOf South Basin of Katahdin
linked to: Great Basin of Katahdin
Knife Edge arête viewOf Great Basin of Katahdin
Knife Edge arête viewOf South Basin of Katahdin
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Chimney Pond Campground near Katahdin Basin
linked to: Great Basin of Katahdin
Chimney Pond Campground near North Basin of Katahdin
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Pamola Peak viewOf Great Basin of Katahdin
Mount Katahdin trail network accesses Great Basin (Katahdin)
linked to: Great Basin of Katahdin
Mount Katahdin trail network accesses South Basin (Katahdin)
linked to: Great Basin of Katahdin
Tableland area of Mount Katahdin viewpointOf Great Basin of Mount Katahdin
linked to: Great Basin of Katahdin