Matese mountains

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The Matese mountains are a rugged Apennine mountain massif in southern Italy, known for their karst landscapes, high peaks, and role as a natural border between the regions of Campania and Molise.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Matese mountains canonical 8
Matese Mountains 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf karst landscape
lake
massif
mountain
mountain
mountain
mountain range
regional park
climate mountain climate
contains Matese Lake NERFINISHED
Monte Gallinola
Monte Miletto
Monte Mutria
country Italy
drainageType karstic
elevation 2050 m
formsBorderBetween Campania
Molise
geology limestone
hasLandform caves
dolines
karst plateau
sinkholes
highestPoint Monte Miletto
knownFor hiking
natural border role
rugged terrain
winter sports
locatedIn Matese mountains
Matese mountains
Matese mountains
Matese mountains
southern Italy
linked to: Southern Italy
locatedInRegion Campania
Molise
nearestCity Benevento
linked to: Beneventum

Campobasso
partOf Apennine Mountains
linked to: Apennines

Italian Apennines
Southern Apennines
linked to: Lucanian Apennines
protectedArea Regional Park of Matese
protects Matese mountains
rangeType fold-and-thrust belt
usedFor outdoor recreation
pastoralism
tourism
vegetation beech forests
pastures

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Samnium contains Matese mountains
Apennines contains Matese Mountains
linked to: Matese mountains
Monte Miletto locatedIn Matese mountains
subject linked to: Matese mountains
Monte Mutria locatedIn Matese mountains
subject linked to: Matese mountains
Monte Gallinola locatedIn Matese mountains
subject linked to: Matese mountains
Matese Lake locatedIn Matese mountains
subject linked to: Matese mountains
Regional Park of Matese protects Matese mountains
subject linked to: Matese mountains
Province of Caserta hasMountainRange Matese mountains
Biferno River sourceLocation Matese mountains