Byrranga Mountains

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The Byrranga Mountains are a remote, low mountain range in the far north of Siberia, Russia, known for their harsh Arctic climate and largely untouched, rugged terrain.

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Byrranga Mountains canonical 5

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range ⓘ
accessibility difficult to access ⓘ
remote ⓘ
biodiversity Arctic fauna habitat ⓘ
Arctic fox habitat ⓘ
migratory birds habitat ⓘ
reindeer habitat ⓘ
climate Arctic climate ⓘ
polar desert climate ⓘ
continent Asia ⓘ
country Russia ⓘ
countrySubdivision Krasnoyarsk Krai ⓘ
drainage Kara Sea basin ⓘ
linked to: Kara Sea
elevation 1146 metres ⓘ
about 1200 metres ⓘ
geologicalAge Paleozoic ⓘ
geologicalComposition limestone ⓘ
sandstone ⓘ
sedimentary rocks ⓘ
shale ⓘ
highestPoint Mount Taimyr ⓘ
humanPresence largely uninhabited ⓘ
hydrology source region of rivers flowing to the Kara Sea ⓘ
knownFor extreme remoteness ⓘ
harsh Arctic climate ⓘ
largely untouched landscape ⓘ
rugged terrain ⓘ
length about 1100 kilometres ⓘ
locatedIn Arctic Circle ⓘ
Asian Russia ⓘ
Krasnoyarsk Krai ⓘ
Taymyr Peninsula ⓘ
far north of Siberia ⓘ
locatedOn Siberia ⓘ
Taymyr Peninsula north-central area ⓘ
near Kara Sea ⓘ
Laptev Sea ⓘ
orientation east–west ⓘ
partOf Great Arctic State Nature Reserve ⓘ
Russian Arctic ⓘ
linked to: Arctic region

Taymyrsky Dolgano-Nenetsky District ⓘ
population very sparsely populated ⓘ
protectedStatus within Great Arctic State Nature Reserve ⓘ
terrain canyons ⓘ
deeply dissected plateaus ⓘ
rugged ⓘ
valleys ⓘ
vegetation sparse mosses and lichens ⓘ
tundra ⓘ

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

Taymyr Peninsula → hasHighestPoint → Byrranga Mountains ⓘ
Taymyr Peninsula → contains → Byrranga Mountains ⓘ
Taymyrsky Dolgano-Nenetsky District → contains → Byrranga Mountains ⓘ
Taymyr Nature Reserve → near → Byrranga Mountains ⓘ
Taimyr River → sourceRegion → Byrranga Mountains ⓘ