Black Hills

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The Black Hills are a small, isolated mountain range in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming, revered as sacred by the Sioux and known for their rich cultural history, natural beauty, and sites like Mount Rushmore and Wind Cave.

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Black Hills canonical 24
Black Hills region 13
Black Hills region of South Dakota 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
sacred site
claimedBy Lakota Nation
linked to: Great Sioux Nation
climate continental climate
containsFeature Harney Peak granite batholith
Mickelson Trail
Needles rock formations
Spearfish Canyon
country United States
describedAs small isolated mountain range
disputedBy United States government
economicActivity logging
mining
tourism industry
geologicalComposition granite
limestone
sandstone
geologicalType eroded mountain uplift
hasCave Jewel Cave
Wind Cave
hasCity Custer
Deadwood
Rapid City
Spearfish
hasHighestPoint Black Elk Peak
hasLake Deerfield Reservoir
Pactola Lake
Sylvan Lake NERFINISHED
hasNationalForest Black Hills National Forest
hasNationalMonument Jewel Cave National Monument
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
hasNationalPark Badlands National Park vicinity
Wind Cave National Park
hasProtectedArea Bear Butte State Park vicinity
Custer State Park
hasScenicRoad Iron Mountain Road
linked to: Needles Highway

Needles Highway
Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway
hasTown Hill City
Keystone
highestPointElevation 2207 meters
7244 feet
historicalEvent Black Hills Gold Rush
Great Sioux War of 1876
knownFor Native American sacred sites
gold mining history
natural beauty
rich cultural history
tourism
locatedIn South Dakota
Wyoming
locatedInRegion northeastern Wyoming
western South Dakota
partOf Great Plains
sacredTo Dakota Sioux
linked to: Sioux people

Lakota Sioux
linked to: Lakota

Nakota Sioux
traditionalName He Sapa
Paha Sapa
linked to: Black Hills
treatyRelatedTo Treaty of Fort Laramie 1868
vegetation ponderosa pine forest
wildlife bighorn sheep
bison
elk
mountain lion

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Sioux people historicalTerritory Black Hills
South Dakota hasRegion Black Hills
Great Sioux War of 1876 primaryTheater Black Hills region
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Rapid City Central High School region Black Hills region
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Rapid City, South Dakota partOf Black Hills region
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Crazy Horse residence Black Hills
Laramide orogeny affectedRange Black Hills
Black Hills traditionalName Paha Sapa
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Crazy Horse Memorial locatedIn Black Hills
Crazy Horse Memorial mountainRange Black Hills
Deadwood, South Dakota locatedIn Black Hills
Deadwood, South Dakota locatedIn Northern Black Hills
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Black Hills Gold Rush locatedIn Black Hills
Belle Fourche River crosses Black Hills region
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Powder River Country borderedBy Black Hills region
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Rapid City Regional Airport serves Black Hills region
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Dinosaur Park hasViewOf Black Hills region
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Reptile Gardens near Black Hills
Bear Country USA region Black Hills
Custer State Park locatedIn Black Hills
Pennington County, South Dakota partOf Black Hills region
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Pennington County partOf Black Hills region
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Pennington County locatedNear Black Hills
Crook County, Wyoming locatedInRegion Black Hills region
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Rapid City partOf Black Hills region
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Rapid City locatedNear Black Hills
Charlie Utter associatedWithPlace Black Hills
Hulett, Wyoming hasNearbyAttraction Black Hills region
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Black Hills Institute of Geological Research operatesInRegion Black Hills region of South Dakota
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Meade County, South Dakota partOf Black Hills region
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Meade County, South Dakota region Black Hills
Desmond Miles bornIn Black Hills