Cajon Canyon

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Cajon Canyon is a prominent Southern California canyon known for its rugged terrain, major transportation corridors, and role as a key route through the San Bernardino Mountains.

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Cajon Canyon canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
geographical feature
climate semi-arid
connects High Desert region of California
Inland Empire
Los Angeles Basin
country United States
elevationCharacteristic rises from low elevations to mountain passes
geologicalSetting Transverse Ranges
hasFeature narrow valley sections
rocky outcrops
steep slopes
hasRailCorridor BNSF Railway main line
Union Pacific Railroad line
hasRoute Interstate 15
historic U.S. Route 66 corridor
linked to: U.S. Route 66
hasView Mojave Desert approaches
San Bernardino Mountains
importance major freight rail route in the western United States
major highway route between Southern California and Nevada
knownFor being a key route through the San Bernardino Mountains
major transportation corridors
language English
locatedIn San Bernardino County, California
Southern California
nameOrigin derived from Spanish word "cajón" meaning "box" or "drawer"
near San Andreas Fault zone
linked to: San Andreas Fault

city of San Bernardino, California
community of Devore, California
linked to: Devore, California
partOf San Bernardino Mountains
passesThrough Cajon Pass area
region Inland Empire region of California
state California
subjectOf geological studies
transportation studies
terrain rugged terrain
usedAs transportation corridor between coastal and inland regions
usedFor rail transportation
road transportation

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Cajon Pass geologicalFeature Cajon Canyon