Montes Malditos (massif high point context)

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Montes Malditos is a rugged mountain massif in the central Pyrenees, known for containing Aneto, the highest peak in the range.

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Montes Malditos (massif high point context) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain massif
climate high mountain climate
contains Aneto
Glaciar de Aneto
linked to: Aneto glacier

Glaciar de la Maladeta
linked to: Maladeta Glacier

Maladeta Massif
linked to: Maladeta massif

Pico Maldito
Pico de Coronas
linked to: Pico del Medio

Pico de Tempestades
Pico del Medio
Punta d’Astorg
linked to: Punta d'Astorg
country Spain
drainageBasin Ebro basin
drainedBy Ésera River
geology Paleozoic rocks
hasFeature arêtes
cirques
glacial valleys
highestPoint Aneto
highestPointElevation 3404 m
knownFor glacial landforms
hosting the highest peak of the Pyrenees
rugged alpine terrain
locatedIn Pyrenees
central Pyrenees
nameLanguage Spanish
nameMeaning Cursed Mountains
linked to: Accursed Mountains
near Benasque Valley
Valle de Benasque
linked to: Benasque Valley
partOf Axial Pyrenees
linked to: Pyrenees

Pyrenean High Mountain environment
Spanish Pyrenees
linked to: Pyrenees
popularFor alpine climbing
high‑mountain hiking
mountaineering
rangeType granite and metamorphic massif
region Aragon
Province of Huesca
linked to: Huesca province
touristAccessPoint Benasque
linked to: Benasque Valley

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Aneto hasParentPeak Montes Malditos (massif high point context)