Aubineau Peak

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Aubineau Peak is one of the prominent summits on Arizona’s San Francisco Peaks, known for its high elevation and alpine forested slopes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain peak
climateZone high-elevation alpine climate
continent North America
country United States
county Coconino County
elevation approximately 11,800 feet
approximately 3,600 meters
geologicalType stratovolcano remnant
hasLandCover forested slopes
rocky summit areas
hasSummitFeatures views of the Colorado Plateau
views of the San Francisco Peaks
hasVegetationType alpine forest
subalpine conifer forest
isPartOf Kachina Peaks Wilderness
isPopularFor backcountry skiing
hiking
scenic views
locatedIn Arizona
Coconino County, Arizona
San Francisco Peaks
United States
mountainRange San Francisco Peaks
nearestCity Flagstaff, Arizona
linked to: Flagstaff
partOf Coconino National Forest
protectedAreaStatus within Coconino National Forest
region Southwestern United States
relativeLocation in northern Arizona
north of Agassiz Peak
north of Humphreys Peak
state Arizona
topographicProminence over 400 feet
typicalTreeSpecies Engelmann spruce
corkbark fir
limber pine
volcanicField San Francisco volcanic field

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San Francisco Mountain contains Aubineau Peak