Gaube Valley headwall

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The Gaube Valley headwall is a dramatic cliff and cirque complex in the central Pyrenees, forming the steep upper end of the Gaube Valley beneath the Vignemale massif.

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Gaube Valley headwall canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cirque headwall ⓘ
cliff ⓘ
glacial landform ⓘ
adjacentTo Ossoue Valley headwall ⓘ
below Petit Vignemale ⓘ
Pique Longue (Vignemale summit) ⓘ
linked to: Vignemale

Pointe Chausenque ⓘ
drainsInto Gave de Gaube ⓘ
faces south ⓘ
forms upper end of Gaube Valley ⓘ
geologicalOrigin Paleozoic crystalline rocks ⓘ
glacial erosion ⓘ
hasFeature glacial cirques ⓘ
hanging glaciers (seasonal and historical) ⓘ
steep rock walls ⓘ
hasProminence forms one of the most prominent cirque walls in the French Pyrenees ⓘ
hasRelativeLocation north of main Vignemale summits ⓘ
locatedIn France ⓘ
French Pyrenees ⓘ
linked to: Pyrenees

Gaube Valley ⓘ
Hautes-Pyrénées department ⓘ
linked to: Hautes-Pyrénées

Occitanie region ⓘ
linked to: Occitanie

central Pyrenees ⓘ
near Cauterets ⓘ
overlooks Lac de Gaube ⓘ
partOf Vignemale massif ⓘ
usedFor alpine climbing ⓘ
glacial geomorphology study ⓘ
ice climbing (in winter) ⓘ
mountain photography ⓘ
within Pyrenees National Park ⓘ

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

Vignemale massif → contains → Gaube Valley headwall ⓘ