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cordilheira

Also known as mountain belt, mountain barrier, hill range, range, mountains, oceanic range, mountain system

área geográfica contendo um conjunto de montanhas relacionadas geologicamente

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A mountain range is a geographic area that contains several mountains that are connected through their geology and formation. Mountain ranges matter because they shape landscapes, influence weather patterns, and provide important resources and habitats for both humans and wildlife.

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Subclass of: landform
Part of: non-geologically related mountain range
Has part: mountain chain
Image: Himalaya Ranges from Muldi View Point (1) 18.jpg
Said to be same as: non-geologically related mountain range

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topic's main category: Category:Mountain ranges
Commons category: Mountain ranges
equivalent class: dbpedia.org/ontology/MountainRange
topic has template: Template:Infobox mountain range
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
exact match: purl.obolibrary.org/obo/ENVO_00000080
OpenStreetMap tag: natural=mountain_range
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Geography

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Uma cordilheira é uma área geográfica definida por um conjunto de montanhas relacionadas geologicamente. As cordilheiras formam um grande sistema de montanhas reunidas, geralmente resultado do encontro de duas placas tectônicas que muitas vezes lançam ramos ou cadeias de montanhas secundárias. As cordilheiras mais famosas do mundo são a do Himalaia na Ásia, a dos Andes na América do Sul, as Rochosas na América do Norte e a dos Alpes na Europa.

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