Cottonwood Mountains

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The Cottonwood Mountains are a rugged mountain range in Death Valley National Park in eastern California, known for their arid desert landscapes and proximity to the Racetrack Playa.

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Cottonwood Mountains canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
administrativeAuthority U.S. National Park Service
continent North America
country United States of America
hasAccessType remote access
hasClimate hot desert climate
hasGeologicalFeature alluvial fans
canyons
desert washes
hasLandscapeType arid desert landscape
hasNameLanguage English
hasNotableNearbyFeature Racetrack Playa
Ubehebe Crater area
linked to: Ubehebe Crater
hasTerrain rugged terrain
hasVegetationType sparse desert vegetation
isNear Panamint Range
Racetrack Playa
Saline Valley
isWithinProtectedArea Death Valley National Park
locatedIn California
Death Valley
Death Valley National Park
Inyo County, California
Mojave Desert
eastern California
partOf Basin and Range Province
Death Valley region
linked to: Death Valley
usedFor backcountry hiking
off-trail exploration

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Racetrack Playa liesAtBaseOf Cottonwood Mountains