Trans-Pecos region

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The Trans-Pecos region is the arid, mountainous far western portion of Texas known for its desert landscapes, sparse population, and cultural and geographic ties to the American Southwest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
physiographic region
region
borderedBy Mexico
New Mexico
characterizedBy arid climate
desert landscapes
mountainous terrain
sparse population
climate arid
semiarid
contains Big Bend National Park
Big Bend region
Brewster County NERFINISHED
Chihuahuan Desert
Chinati Mountains
Culberson County
Davis Mountains
El Paso County
Guadalupe Mountains
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Hudspeth County NERFINISHED
Jeff Davis County
Pecos River
Presidio County
Reeves County NERFINISHED
Rio Grande
Terrell County
country United States
hasCity Alpine
El Paso
Fort Davis
Marfa
Pecos
linked to: Pecos, Texas

Presidio
Van Horn
linked to: Van Horn, Texas
hasCulturalTieTo American Southwest
hasEcoregion Chihuahuan Desert
hasGeographicTieTo American Southwest
hasVegetation desert scrub
grassland
montane woodland
knownFor desert landscapes
low population density
mountain scenery
largestCity El Paso
locatedIn Texas
West Texas
namedFor Pecos River
partOf American Southwest
timeZone Central Time (in parts)
Mountain Time (in parts)

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El Paso County partOf Trans-Pecos region
Shafter, Texas locatedIn Trans-Pecos region
subject linked to: Shafter, Texas, United States
Shafter, Texas region Big Bend region
subject linked to: Shafter, Texas, United States
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Devils River locatedIn Southwestern Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Devils River region Trans-Pecos Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Big Bend National Park namedAfter Big Bend region of the Rio Grande
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Loving County locatedIn Trans-Pecos region
Culberson County partOf Trans-Pecos region
Pecos County locatedIn Trans-Pecos region
Alpine, Texas isPartOf Trans-Pecos region
Pecos, Texas partOf Trans-Pecos region
Fort Stockton locatedInSubdivision Trans-Pecos region of Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Marfa locatedInRegion Trans-Pecos
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Alpine, Texas region Big Bend region
subject linked to: Alpine
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Alpine, Texas locatedIn Trans-Pecos region
subject linked to: Alpine
Fort Davis partOf Trans-Pecos region of Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Davis Mountains locatedIn Trans-Pecos
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Crane County locatedIn Trans-Pecos region
El Paso County, Texas partOf Trans-Pecos region
Van Horn, Texas region Trans-Pecos Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Upton County, Texas region Trans-Pecos region of Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Del Rio, Texas locatedInRegion Trans-Pecos border area
linked to: Trans-Pecos region
Reeves County partOf Trans-Pecos region
Hudspeth County partOf Trans-Pecos region
Marathon orogeny preservedIn Trans-Pecos Texas
linked to: Trans-Pecos region