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Macizo de Anaga

Anaga massif (Spanish: Macizo de Anaga) is a mountain range in the northeastern part of the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands. Formed by volcanic activity approximately 7 to 9 million years ago, it is the oldest part of Tenerife.

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Macizo de Anaga

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples12
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
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Macizo de Anaga

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related to Archaeology · 6
Macizo de Anaga → Among, Anaga, Guanche, Mummy, San Andrés, The Macizo
related to Settlements · 6
Macizo de Anaga → Anaga, Igueste, Macizo, San Andrés, Taganana, The

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Macizo de Anagarelated to ArchaeologyThe Macizo0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to ArchaeologyAnaga0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to ArchaeologyGuanche0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to ArchaeologyAmong0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to ArchaeologyMummy0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to ArchaeologySan Andrés0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to SettlementsThe0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to SettlementsMacizo0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to SettlementsAnaga0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to SettlementsSan Andrés0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to SettlementsTaganana0.60section
Macizo de Anagarelated to SettlementsIgueste0.60section

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