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began in 1985 in the western Marble
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A large concentration of diverse coniferous species of trees exists in these mountains. Thirty conifer species (or more, depending on where one delineates the region) inhabit the area, including two endemic species, the Brewer's spruce and the Port Orford cedar, making the
Klamath Mountains one of
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The many mountains, streams and rivers form a major spawning ground for several species of trout and salmon; yet recently, in the last 50 years, some of the fish stocks have fallen drastically, particularly salmon stocks. The ecoregion's rivers and streams are home to nine species of native
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As a consequence of the geology, the mountains harbor rich biodiversity, with several distinct plant communities, including temperate rain forests, moist inland forests, oak forests and savannas, high elevation forests, and alpine grasslands. These communities form the
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in the world. The mountains are also home to a diverse array of fish and animal species, including black bears, large cats, owls, eagles, and several species of
Pacific salmon. Millions of acres in the mountains are managed by the
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The vast forested wildlands, coupled with a low rate of human settlement in the rugged remote terrain, makes for excellent habitat for a number of species. Mammal species include
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Skinner, C.N.; Taylor, A.H.; Agee, J.K. (2006). "Klamath
Mountains bioregion". In Sugihara, N.G.; van Wagtendonk, J.W.; Fites-Kaufman, J.; Shaffer, K.E; Thode, A.E. (eds.).
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There are extensive hiking trail systems, recreation areas, and campgrounds both primitive and developed in the
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Urness, Zach (September 17, 2011). "Happy Camp, Calif., in
Klamath River Country, is an Epicenter of Outdoors Recreation".
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sightings from time to time, and the legendary creature plays a part in the folk tales of the Native
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the richest coniferous forest regions of the world in terms of concentrated species diversity. The region also has several
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plant communities, adapted to specific soil types, notably serpentine outcrops.
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This article is about the mountain range. For the associated ecoregion, see
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Briles, Christy E.; Whitlock, Cathy; Skinner, Carl N.; Mohr, Jerry (2011).
1899:"Salmon, Steelhead, and Trout in California: Status of an Emblematic Fauna"
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1332:"California Geological Survey: Note 36 (California Geomorphic Provinces)"
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is a 400-mile (640 km) trail through the Klamath Mountains from the
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Caribou Mountain (Siskiyou County, California; 8,564 feet (2,610 m))
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Sawtooth Mountain (Trinity County, California; 8,891 feet (2,710 m))
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Map of the Klamath Mountains Geologic Province, Pacific Coast Ranges
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are a rugged and lightly-populated mountain range in northwestern
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Sawyer, John O. (2004). "Conifers of the Klamath Mountains".
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Miocene Floras from the Middlegate Basin, West-Central Nevada
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Some of the most remote areas are prone to rumors of Bigfoot/
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Moyle, Peter B.; Israel, Joshua A.; Purdy, Sabra E. (2008).
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Major rivers and lakes in the Klamath Mountains include the
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A large portion of the Klamath Mountains is managed by the
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These are the ten highest points in the Klamath Mountains:
1859:"Elk Habitat Management Strategy: Klamath National Forest"
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composition are common rocks within the Klamath terranes.
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between 260 and about 130 million years ago. Each
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Status Review for Klamath Mountains Province Steelhead
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Mountain range in Oregon and California, United States
1786:. California Natural Resources Agency. Archived from
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Strothmann, R.O.; Roy, Douglass F. (December 1984).
1539:"Geologic Overview of the Eastern Klamath Mountains"
871:Typical species of the Trinity Alps region include
602:Subsequent lava flows from active volcanoes in the
399:lie in the Klamath Mountains region, including the
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1471:. U.S. Geological Survey. Open-File Report 99-374.
2351:Rare and Endemic Conifers of Northwest California
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2178:(1st ed.). Kneeland, CA: Backcountry Press.
2071:(2nd ed.). Seattle, WA: Mountaineers Books.
1689:. Northcoast Environmental Center. Archived from
735:Conifer species in the Klamath Mountains include
524:The rocks of the Klamath Mountains originated as
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2288:(5th ed.). Berkeley, CA: Wilderness Press.
2241:. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
2214:. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press.
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1784:"The Klamath/North Coast Bioregion: An Overview"
1773:Sawyer (2006), pp. 69, 71, 78, 80, 101, 117, 184
610:to the north partially covered these rocks with
325:is the name given to one of California's eleven
2403:Mountain ranges of Del Norte County, California
231:. As a mountain system within both the greater
2408:Mountain ranges of Humboldt County, California
2393:Mountain ranges of Siskiyou County, California
2205:. Cave Junction, OR: Siskiyou Field Institute.
1864:. County of Siskiyou. May 2007. Archived from
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319:Pacific Mountain System (Pacific Coast Ranges)
2398:Mountain ranges of Trinity County, California
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2109:(3). Ecological Society of America: 590–601.
1639:"A Center of Diversity, Endemism, and Rarity"
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1687:"Kin to the Earth - Remembering John Sawyer"
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2149:Hiking California's Trinity Alps Wilderness
2047:. Burlington, MA: Elsevier Academic Press.
1753:"Port-Orford-cedar Gate Closures In Effect"
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121:25,595 km (9,882 sq mi)
2423:Landforms of Josephine County, Oregon
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1714:"Field Notes From Plant Explorations"
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1570:Hogan, C. Michael (August 29, 2008).
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1339:California Department of Conservation
903:. California's northernmost stand of
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289:, the Klamath Mountains include the
2017:Axelrod, Daniel I. (January 1985).
1685:Kauffmann, Michael (October 2012).
1609:. Kneeland, CA: Backcountry Press.
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1955:. Kiene's Fly Shop. Archived from
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2418:Landforms of Curry County, Oregon
2353:- California Native Plant Society
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1808:White, pp. 54, 243, 261, 318, 322
861:Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness
663:or near-endemic species, such as
536:. The island masses consisted of
510:Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness
482:Yolla Bolly-Middle Eel Wilderness
422:The Klamath Mountains contain 11
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1429:. Wilderness.net. Archived from
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1361:"Pacific Northwest Forest Areas"
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2239:Fire in California’s Ecosystems
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2067:Bishop, Ellen Morris (2004).
1980:"Klamath Mountains Ecoregion"
1512:"Serpentine and Serpentinite"
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499:California Floristic Province
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18:Klamath Mountains (ecoregion)
1010:The area used to be home to
393:United States Forest Service
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40:Mixed conifer forest in the
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2174:Kauffmann, Michael (2012).
1605:Kauffmann, Michael (2012).
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1022:. A project to reintroduce
650:Klamath Mountains ecoregion
544:island masses created over
350:Siskiyou County, California
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413:Six Rivers National Forest
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2428:North American Cordillera
2383:Mountain ranges of Oregon
1271:"Klamath National Forest"
1108:South Fork Coquille River
591:, and intrusive rocks of
514:Crescent City, California
417:Mendocino National Forest
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472:Soda Mountain Wilderness
405:Siskiyou National Forest
321:physiographic division.
2069:Hiking Oregon's Geology
2045:Rivers of North America
1572:"California Black Oak:
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979:. Bird species include
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477:Trinity Alps Wilderness
447:Mount Lassic Wilderness
432:Chanchelulla Wilderness
409:Klamath National Forest
315:Pacific Border province
237:California Coast Ranges
88:Mountains of California
2433:Physiographic sections
2151:. Helena, MT: Falcon.
2147:Lewon, Dennis (2001).
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627:Further information:
457:Red Buttes Wilderness
452:North Fork Wilderness
437:Kalmiopsis Wilderness
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229:western United States
156:Oregon and California
2388:Pacific Coast Ranges
2284:White, Mike (2010).
1959:on December 3, 2013.
1712:Kauffmann, Michael.
1586:on February 13, 2012
809:Sequoia sempervirens
694:Kalmiopsis leachiana
640:Calocedrus decurrens
562:North American Plate
327:geomorphic provinces
233:Pacific Coast Ranges
208:Pacific Coast Ranges
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1486:"Klamath Mountains"
1229:"Klamath Mountains"
989:pileated woodpecker
495:Pacific Crest Trail
467:Siskiyou Wilderness
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83:Mountains of Oregon
1931:"Klamath-Siskiyou"
1871:on March 31, 2012.
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867:Trinity Alps flora
829:Western White Pine
726:Russian Wilderness
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462:Russian Wilderness
291:Siskiyou Mountains
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262:Siskiyou Mountains
49:Highest point
2373:Klamath Mountains
2115:10.1890/09-1772.1
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1837:"Botanical Areas"
1826:Wuerthner, p. 121
1724:on March 13, 2013
1693:on March 18, 2014
1574:Quercus kelloggii
1551:on March 18, 2014
1454:Bishop, pp. 29–31
1433:on March 31, 2013
977:black-tailed deer
975:, and plentiful
813:western red cedar
773:Tsuga mertensiana
765:Pinus lambertiana
749:Port Orford cedar
737:coast Douglas-fir
717:Russian Peak and
677:Pinus balfouriana
665:Port Orford cedar
532:fragments in the
501:to the Cascades.
333:Ten highest peaks
323:Klamath Mountains
303:Trinity Mountains
287:Physiographically
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825:Taxus brevifolia
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