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The Whitefish Range is a mountain range stretching north-south from British Columbia, Canada to Montana, United States. It is about 76 miles (122 km) long and 58 miles (93 km) wide. Water flowing from its east side drains down the North Fork Flathead River and its west side drains into the Whitefish River, both part of the Columbia River drainage basin.

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rdfs:label	Whitefish Range (en)
rdfs:comment	The Whitefish Range is a mountain range stretching north-south from British Columbia, Canada to Montana, United States. It is about 76 miles (122 km) long and 58 miles (93 km) wide. Water flowing from its east side drains down the North Fork Flathead River and its west side drains into the Whitefish River, both part of the Columbia River drainage basin. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canada Mountain lion United States List of mountain ranges in Montana Columbia Falls, Montana Columbia River Vascular plant Glacier National Park (Canada) Montana Mountain range British Columbia Western red cedar Whitefish, Montana Whitefish River (Montana) Eureka, Montana Flathead Lake Flathead River American Black Bear North Fork Flathead River Mountain ranges of Montana Landforms of Flathead County, Montana Swan Range Wilderness Study Area Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca Mountain ranges of British Columbia Grizzly bear Kootenai National Forest dbr:Mount_Doupe
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has abstract	The Whitefish Range is a mountain range stretching north-south from British Columbia, Canada to Montana, United States. It is about 76 miles (122 km) long and 58 miles (93 km) wide. Water flowing from its east side drains down the North Fork Flathead River and its west side drains into the Whitefish River, both part of the Columbia River drainage basin. The mountain range is located north of Columbia Falls north of Flathead Lake, and east of Eureka. The Flathead River separates it from the Swan Range, which would otherwise continue the Whitefish Range southwards. The Whitefish Range, however, is not particularly high. The highest peaks in the U.S. are Nasukoin Mountain, 8,086 feet (2,465 m), and Lake Mountain, 7,814 feet (2,382 m). In Canada, the highest peak is Mount Doupe, 8,740 feet (2,660 m). The Whitefish Range is located west of Glacier National Park and consists mostly of wilderness. It supports a variety of conifers including western red cedar and Douglas fir, and large mammals including black bears, grizzly bears, mountain lions, and other species of fish, small mammals, and amphibians. Part of the U.S. portion of the range is protected in the 34,000-acre Ten Lakes Wilderness Study Area on the Kootenai National Forest. Ten Lakes WSA contains more than 89 miles of trails, many mountain lakes, alpine peaks, and excellent views into Canada. (en)
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