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1/20/2007
Mountain en
A mountain is a large and steep landform that rises high above its surrounding terrain. A mountain is generally steeper than a hill, but there is considerable overlap, and usage often depends on local custom. For more information, please see the Freebase wiki page on mountain. [ - ]
What are Properties? Properties
| Property | ID | Expected Type | Description | |
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| Elevation | /geography/mountain/elevation | /type/float m | , | |
| Prominence | /geography/mountain/prominence | /type/float m | ||
| Mountain range | /geography/mountain/mountain_range | /geography/mountain_range | , | |
| Mountain type | /geography/mountain/mountain_type | /geography/mountain_type | ||
| Listings | /geography/mountain/listings | /geography/mountain_listing |
Listings are categories of mountains and hills used in peakbagging. |
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| Last eruption | /geography/mountain/last_eruption | /type/datetime |
For volcanoes only. |
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| Age of rock | /geography/mountain/age_of_rock | /geography/mountain_age | ||
| First ascenders | /geography/mountain/first_ascenders | /geography/mountaineer |
The person or people who first ascended this mountain (if known). |
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| Date of first ascent | /geography/mountain/date_of_first_ascent | /type/datetime | ||
What are Included Types? Included Types
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This type doesn't have any included types. |
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Incoming Properties
| Originating Type | Property | ||
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Mountain range
/geography/mountain_range
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Mountains
/geography/mountain_range/mountains
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Mountaineer
/geography/mountaineer
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First ascents
/geography/mountaineer/first_ascents
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Mountain Listing
/geography/mountain_listing
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Mountains
/geography/mountain_listing/mountains
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Mountain type
/geography/mountain_type
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Mountains of this type
/geography/mountain_type/mountains_of_this_type
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