Góry Kaskadowe
Also known as Cascade mountains, Shasta valley mountains, California Cascade Range, Cascades Range, Cascade Mountain Range, Cascades Mountains, Cascade, Cascades
mountain range in western North America
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The Cascade Range is a mountain chain that runs through western North America, stretching primarily through Washington, Oregon, and northern California. It's an important geographical feature that influences the region's climate, water supply, and ecology, while also serving as a popular destination for outdoor recreation and hiking.
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Góry Kaskadowe (ang. Cascade Range, fr. Chaîne des Cascades) – pasmo górskie w Ameryce Północnej, wchodzące w skład Kordylierów. Najwyższymi szczytami pasma są Mount Rainier – 4392 m n.p.m. i Mount Shasta – 4317 m n.p.m. Inne wybitne szczyty to Mount Adams (3751 m n.p.m.) w stanie Washington i Mount Hood (3426 m n.p.m.) oraz Trzy Siostry w Oregonie. Główną rzeką jest Kolumbia, głównym miastem Seattle.
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Cascade RangeGeologic provinces of CaliforniaGeologic provinces of the United StatesMountain ranges of British ColumbiaMountain ranges of Northern CaliforniaMountain ranges of OregonMountain ranges of Washington (state)North American CordilleraPacific Coast RangesPhysiographic sectionsRegions of Oregon