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The Grant Range is a mountain chain in east-central Nevada in the western United States. It runs for approximately 30 miles (50 km) in a generally north-south direction in northeastern Nye County. It is located south of the Horse Range and northeast of the closely associated Quinn Canyon Range. To the west is the expansive Railroad Valley and to the east is the White River Valley. The White River Valley drains the eastern slopes of the range into the Colorado River.

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  • Grant Range je pohoří v jihovýchodní části Nevady ve Spojených státech amerických. Leží v kraji Nye County. Pohoří se rozkládá od jihozápadu k severovýchodu v délce okolo 50 km. Zaujímá plochu 900 km2. Západně od pohoří leží Railroad Valley, východně leží White River Valley. White River Valley odvodňuje východní svahy pohoří do řeky Colorado. Nejvyšším bodem pohoří je Troy Peak (3 445 m). Vegetaci tvoří především borovice (např. borovice coloradská), jalovce a nízké keře (pelyňky a další). Z fauny zde žijí myši, čipmankové, tři druhy hlemýžďů a leguáni. Z ptactva sojka Stellerova a strakapoud americký. Grant Range na mapě krajů Nevady (cs)
  • The Grant Range is a mountain chain in east-central Nevada in the western United States. It runs for approximately 30 miles (50 km) in a generally north-south direction in northeastern Nye County. It is located south of the Horse Range and northeast of the closely associated Quinn Canyon Range. To the west is the expansive Railroad Valley and to the east is the White River Valley. The White River Valley drains the eastern slopes of the range into the Colorado River. The Grant Range mountains cover an area of 346 square miles (896 km²). The Bureau of Land Management manages 60.5% of the area, while the Forest Service oversees 39.3%. Troy Peak is the tallest mountain in the range, reaching 11,298 feet (3443 m) above sea level northwest of Scofield Canyon. The Grant Range is home to the Grant Range Wilderness, administered by the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. Almost 60% of the area is made up of pinon-juniper vegetation, with sagebrush scrub accounting for about 15% of the range. The mountains are home to at least four species of mice, three species of chipmunks, and three species of snails. Steller's jay and the hairy woodpecker also use the mountains, as well as the Great Basin fence lizard. (en)
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  • Grant Range je pohoří v jihovýchodní části Nevady ve Spojených státech amerických. Leží v kraji Nye County. Pohoří se rozkládá od jihozápadu k severovýchodu v délce okolo 50 km. Zaujímá plochu 900 km2. Západně od pohoří leží Railroad Valley, východně leží White River Valley. White River Valley odvodňuje východní svahy pohoří do řeky Colorado. Nejvyšším bodem pohoří je Troy Peak (3 445 m). Vegetaci tvoří především borovice (např. borovice coloradská), jalovce a nízké keře (pelyňky a další). Z fauny zde žijí myši, čipmankové, tři druhy hlemýžďů a leguáni. Z ptactva sojka Stellerova a strakapoud americký. (cs)
  • The Grant Range is a mountain chain in east-central Nevada in the western United States. It runs for approximately 30 miles (50 km) in a generally north-south direction in northeastern Nye County. It is located south of the Horse Range and northeast of the closely associated Quinn Canyon Range. To the west is the expansive Railroad Valley and to the east is the White River Valley. The White River Valley drains the eastern slopes of the range into the Colorado River. (en)
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