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He was described as &quot;rigid and uncompromising.&quot; He retired on 14 May 1943, and died in Sacred Heart Abbey, on 27 January 1944, where he is buried. Dinosaur bones. During Spreiter's tenure in Zanzibar, Werner Janensch and Edwin Hennig were conducting their expedition to the Tendaguru Formation. On May 30, 1910, Spreiter visited their camp, where Hennig met him.

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Bears Ears Mountain. Bears Ears Mountain is a () mountain located in the southern Wind River Range in the U.S. state of Wyoming. Bears Ears Mountain is east of Mount Chauvenet and consists of two peaks which from a distance resemble the ears on a bear. Hazards. Encountering bears is a concern in the Wind River Range.

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Bears Ears Mountain. Bears Ears Mountain is a () mountain located in the southern Wind River Range in the U.S. state of Wyoming. Bears Ears Mountain is east of Mount Chauvenet and consists of two peaks which from a distance resemble the ears on a bear. Hazards. Encountering bears is a concern in the Wind River Range.

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Mosquito Lake (Whatcom County, Washington). Mosquito Lake is a lake in the U.S. state of Washington. Mosquito Lake was named for the abundance of mosquitoes near the lake.

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Mosquito Lake (Whatcom County, Washington). Mosquito Lake is a lake in the U.S. state of Washington. Mosquito Lake was named for the abundance of mosquitoes near the lake.

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On August 16, permission was granted by the government to open the school under the name &quot;College de la Salle&quot;. The school opened its doors for the first time in Jabal Amman, in a rented house near the grounds of the existing school. On September 19, the school opened with 50 pupils registered in three classes, for the coming school year to begin on October 2.

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It is located in the La Paz Department, at the border of the Larecaja Province, Guanay Municipality, and the Los Andes Province, Batallas Municipality. It lies west of the mountain Chachakumani and south-east of Wila Wila. The lakes Janq'u Quta and Jist'aña Quta are situated north-east and north-west of Kuntur Jipiña.

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Kuntur Jipiña. Kuntur Jipiña (Aymara &quot;kunturi&quot; condor, &quot;jipiña&quot; squatting of animals, 'where the condor crouches', Hispanicized spelling &quot;Condor Jipina&quot;) is a mountain in the Cordillera Real in the Andes of Bolivia, about high.

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It is located in the La Paz Department, at the border of the Larecaja Province, Guanay Municipality, and the Los Andes Province, Batallas Municipality. It lies west of the mountain Chachakumani and south-east of Wila Wila. The lakes Janq'u Quta and Jist'aña Quta are situated north-east and north-west of Kuntur Jipiña.

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Geumdangcheon. l4w5b3cw0dv3pmd8jqs7p97iizis" xml:space="preserve">Geumdangcheon () is a river of South Korea. It is a river of the Han River system. The stream flows north–south.

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After graduating from the New York School of Visual Arts and the Paris American Academie des Beaux Arts in Paris, he made twelve journeys throughout the Himalaya and Tibet, including the Kingdom of Mustang and Ladakh. In May 2007, he and writer, Carole Elchert were married by Lama Nawang Tenzin at Tengboche Monastery near Mt. Everest.

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People's Republic of China
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Country. Norman Tindale's estimate of Gudanji lands has them covering about, running southeast of the coastal slope at Tanumbirini to the headwaters of the McArthur River, taking in Old Wallhallow and northward, also Mallapunyah. The western extension lay about the head of Newcastle Creek, while their southern frontier ran to the Barkly Tableland area of Anthony Lagoon and Eva Downs.

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He had a contract with the Canterbury Provincial Council to open up a track to the West Coast via Harper Pass. Howitt, together with two other members of his party, Robert Little and Henry Miller, drowned in Lake Brunner on 27 June 1863; their bodies were never found. News of the party's death was first published in the Christchurch newspaper &quot;The Press&quot; on 4 September 1863.

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Miraculously her family managed to weather the storm following her father's revolt and lived in seclusion in the region between the Wye Valley and River Monnow valley in Herefordshire between Abergavenny and Hereford near the Golden Valley, Herefordshire. Modern descendants.

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Fujiyamashita Station. is a passenger railway station in the city of Kiryū, Gunma, Japan, operated by the private railway operator Jōmō Electric Railway Company. Travelers looking for Mount Fuji should be careful not to mistakenly come to this station. Fujiyamashita Station is around 200 km and two prefectures away from Japan's most famous mountain.

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The Bureau of Reclamation was created under the Department of the Interior in 1902, and the United States Forest Service was created under the Department of Agriculture in 1905. The Antiquities Act of 1906 granted the president the power to establish national monuments from federal lands, and Roosevelt established Devils Tower as the country's first national monument.

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Legacy. Mount Jetté in British Columbia, just inside the junction of the BC, Alaska and Yukon borders at the province's extreme northwest, is named for him. Jetté was a member of the Canadian Boundary Tribunal leading to the resolution of the Alaska Boundary Dispute.

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In many of his poems Mount Ararat itself serves as an emblem of the endurance of his people. In &quot;Song of Songs&quot; he writes: &quot;I am an Armenian. ancient as this Biblical Ararat / my feet still wet from the waters of the flood.&quot;
For his poetry, Emin was awarded the Stalin Prize in 1951 and the USSR State Prize in 1976.

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Chong Khneas. Chong Khneas () is a village on the waters of Tonlé Sap Lake in Siem Reap Province, Cambodia, located south of the provincial capital, Siem Reap. The village is accessible by boat and is visited by tourists as part of tours on Tonlé Sap Lake.

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Várhegy. Castle Hill () is a hill in Budapest's 1st district. Geographically, it is connected to the Buda Hills and Rose Hill (&quot;Rózsadomb&quot;). The Castle Quarter (&quot;Várnegyed&quot;) is located on the top of the hill with many monuments around the Buda Castle.

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Várhegy. Castle Hill () is a hill in Budapest's 1st district. Geographically, it is connected to the Buda Hills and Rose Hill (&quot;Rózsadomb&quot;). The Castle Quarter (&quot;Várnegyed&quot;) is located on the top of the hill with many monuments around the Buda Castle.

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There is also some brown bullhead and brook trout. The length of the large shallow lake aligns with the prevailing winds, and wind can create a small craft hazard due to rough water. At the western end of the lake is a three and a half mile portage to the Oswegatchie River which passes by Big Deer Pond and a long esker before reaching the upper source of the Oswegatchie. Scouting.

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Lows Lake (New York). Lows Lake is located in the Adirondack Park in northeastern New York. It is in the New York State Forest Preserve Five Ponds Wilderness Area, southwest of Tupper Lake. The Adirondack Park Agency classifies the lake as a Primitive Area meaning that it is wilderness in character, but contains artificial structures and private lands.

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Geography. Grass Pond Mountain, is north of the lake and has expansive views from its summit. Graves Mountain, is named after a 19th-century hunter from Tupper Lake; its southern flank was eroded after the forest fire of 1906, exposing a large granite face; a survey marker is located at its peak. The lake contains two large floating bogs.

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Lows Lake (New York). Lows Lake is located in the Adirondack Park in northeastern New York. It is in the New York State Forest Preserve Five Ponds Wilderness Area, southwest of Tupper Lake. The Adirondack Park Agency classifies the lake as a Primitive Area meaning that it is wilderness in character, but contains artificial structures and private lands.

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Lows Lake (New York). Lows Lake is located in the Adirondack Park in northeastern New York. It is in the New York State Forest Preserve Five Ponds Wilderness Area, southwest of Tupper Lake. The Adirondack Park Agency classifies the lake as a Primitive Area meaning that it is wilderness in character, but contains artificial structures and private lands.

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History. The lake was created by the eponymous Abbot Augustus Low, who dammed the Bog River to create a hydroelectric reservoir. The first, now known as Lows Lower dam, was built in 1903, to provide electricity for the Horseshoe Forestry Company. A second, now Lows Upper dam, was added in 1907 and created Lows Lake from Mud Lake, Bog River Flow, Tomar Pond, and Grass Pond.

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In the late 1980s, due to a lack of attendance, Three Islands was closed to camping, and the buildings were used for storage. All former campgrounds are overgrown. Only a dirt road to Lows Lake launching beach is left for canoe treks. Conservation. The lake is one of New York's largest loon nesting areas.

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Although the Adirondack Park State Land Master Plan states that the lake is &quot;part of the Lows Lake-Bog River-Oswegatchie wilderness canoe route&quot;, banned floatplanes, and motorboat usage by the public, motors continue to be used by owners of the private in-holdings. The northeast shore is private, along with a few small parcels bordering the lake. Geography.

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Radio Peak (elevation), the highest point, hosts radio/TV broadcast towers serving the hilly Bay Area. San Bruno Mountain is not part of the nearby Santa Cruz Mountains, though their northern-most peak, Montara Mountain, is only eight miles from Radio Peak. The Santa Cruz range is on the Pacific tectonic plate, however, while San Bruno Mountain is on the North American Plate.

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The northern end of the San Francisco peninsula was primarily covered by plant communities of the grasslands, coastal scrub, redwood and mixed evergreen forest types prior to being overtaken by urban development. And, though much of the Pacific side of the Santa Cruz Mountains south of Montara Mountain is forested, grasslands and scrub predominated from Montara Mountain to the Golden Gate.

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In 1949 KRON (Channel 4) was the first television station to place a transmitter tower on Radio Peak, followed by KQED and KTVU, though these latter tenants moved their transmitters to Sutro Tower in the 1970s, while KTSF now transmits from Mount Allison. Radio Peak currently houses TV broadcasts for KRON, KOFY (and sister stations KCNZ and KQRM), KKPX, and KNTV.

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A number of FM radio stations built transmitter towers on the mountain, and in 2005, KNTV moved its transmitter to the mountain, on the former KCSM-TV tower. KTSF occupied the former KRON site until 2018, when it entered into a channel sharing agreement with KDTV-DT and moved to its site on Mount Allison.

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Radio transmitters presently on San Bruno Mountain include KIOI, KITS, KMEL, KMVQ, KOSF (formerly KSFX), KQED, and KSAN,
In 1954, construction was begun for an early-warning radar and missile-control site on the mountaintop. It became active in 1956, controlling Nike anti-aircraft defense systems at Fort Funston (SF-59) and Milagra Ridge (SF-51), and remained in service through March 1963.

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San Bruno Mountain. San Bruno Mountain is a fault-block horst in northern San Mateo County, California. Rising to a quarter-mile high peak directly out of San Francisco Bay, it also includes a smaller ridge in San Francisco. Viewed from downtown San Francisco, the mountain occupies the southern horizon.

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It is surrounded as well by the cities of Brisbane, Colma, Daly City, and South San Francisco, and has an important role in the history and life of these communities. From atop the four mile long ridge, summit trails afford expansive views of the San Francisco Bay Area. Much of the mountain is in the San Bruno Mountain State Park or the adjoining State Ecological Reserve.

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South of the mountain, the wind blows down Colma Creek past SFO across the Bay to Fremont and through Niles Canyon or further down the Bay to Morgan Hill. Precipitation is similar to surrounding cities, or about per-annum; approximately 66 days-per-annum have measurable rainfall.

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History. The earliest Spanish explorers on the San Francisco peninsula found the north end occupied by Ramaytush-speaking Ohlone peoples. The Yelamu seasonal hamlet of Siplichiquin occupied the southeastern point of the mountain, sheltered from western breezes and facing an oyster-laden cove; the occupants covered their dead with the shells.

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San Bruno Mountain. San Bruno Mountain is a fault-block horst in northern San Mateo County, California. Rising to a quarter-mile high peak directly out of San Francisco Bay, it also includes a smaller ridge in San Francisco. Viewed from downtown San Francisco, the mountain occupies the southern horizon.

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From atop the four mile long ridge, summit trails afford expansive views of the San Francisco Bay Area. Much of the mountain is in the San Bruno Mountain State Park or the adjoining State Ecological Reserve. Radio Peak (elevation), the highest point, hosts radio/TV broadcast towers serving the hilly Bay Area.

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San Bruno Mountain is not part of the nearby Santa Cruz Mountains, though their northern-most peak, Montara Mountain, is only eight miles from Radio Peak. The Santa Cruz range is on the Pacific tectonic plate, however, while San Bruno Mountain is on the North American Plate. Distinct geology and weather set San Bruno Mountain apart from other California coastal areas.

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The mountain is also a cradle for economically useful plants; the low-growing evergreen &quot;San Bruno Mountain Manzanita&quot; (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi)&quot; has become widely used in drought-resistant landscaping. Location. The southern border of San Francisco runs up the north reaches of the mountain; post-WW2 residential tracts of Southern Hills and Bayshore encircle the mountain-side.

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The fragments suggest rapid erosion and deposit in a sea-basin, visible fossils are rare. Microscopic fossils, though, abound in the radiolarian chert seen on south facing slopes of San Bruno Mountain and at Point San Bruno. Finally, Serpentinite outcrops occur near Serbian Ravine and at Point San Bruno; this &quot;California State Rock&quot; is a greenish soft metamorphic material;.

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Before the gold-rush. The Portola expedition visited San Francisco Bay in 1769. Sergeant Ortega's party of scouts crossed Sweeney Ridge, and are considered the first Europeans to have seen San Bruno Mountain. On December 2, 1774, Alta California governor Fernando Rivera y Moncada and four soldiers (possibly with Father Palóu) climbed the mountain and watched the sun rise across the bay.

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A lawsuit was settled out of court, resulting in the developer selling the land which included the shellmound and habitat for the Mission blue and Callippe silverspot butterflies to The Trust for Public Land, who would incorporate the parcel into San Bruno Mountain State Park. Ultimately, Terra Bay Phase III was scaled back significantly from the original mixed-use retail/office proposal.

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The proposal includes a 36-acre &quot;conservation easement&quot; and &quot;will dedicate 46 acres with long-term maintenance to the San Bruno Mountain State and County Park&quot;. Life and death on San Bruno Mountain. The title &quot;San Bruno Mountain Hermits&quot; refers to individuals known to inhabit San Bruno Mountain at various times: first in the 1980s, and then in the 2000s.

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Holy Cross Roman Catholic Cemetery, went into service in 1887, quickly followed by Jewish institutions Hills of Eternity Memorial Park and Home of Peace Cemetery which moved from San Francisco. The Chinese Six Companies established Hoy Sun Ning Yung Cemetery in 1898, while the most recent (and sixteenth) development is the neighboring Golden Hill Memorial Park & Funeral Home, begun in 1994.

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Tolay Creek. Tolay Creek is a southward-flowing stream in southern Sonoma County, California, United States, which flows through Tolay Lake and ends in north San Pablo Bay. History. The Alaguali were a Coast Miwok community of northern San Pablo Bay in the Tolay Creek region.

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countries: United States
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Alaguali lands bordered the north edge of San Pablo Bay and the southern one third of their area was low tidal marshland at the mouth of Sonoma Creek and Napa Slough. Their strong marriage ties to the Petalumas suggest that the Alagualis held all of the valley of Tolay Creek to the north of Sears Point up to the Sonoma Valley airport, consisting of about 56 square miles.

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Tolay Creek was named for the lake. Watershed. The Tolay Creek watershed lies between Sonoma Creek and the Petaluma River. It originates near Stage Gulch Road (part of State Route 116) about north of Lakeville, California. It feeds Tolay Lake, then descends to flow under State Route 121 north of the Infineon Raceway.

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Walcott Quarry. The Walcott Quarry is the most famous quarry of the Middle Cambrian Burgess Shale, located in the Canadian Rockies of British Columbia, bearing the Phyllopod beds. This lies at the base of the Walcott Quarry member, on a ridge between Wapta Mountain and Mount Field, and three other quarries &ndash; the Raymond, UE and EZ &ndash; lie above it.

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Eagle Peak (Wyoming). Eagle Peak is a mountain in the Absaroka Range in the U.S. state of Wyoming and at is the highest point in Yellowstone National Park. It is located about east of the southeast arm of Yellowstone Lake. Etymology. According to Lee Whittlesey, Eagle Peak was named in 1885 by geologist Arnold Hague for its resemblance to a &quot;spread eagle&quot;.

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Eagle Peak is a remnant of an Absaroka stratovolcano. Geography. Located in the Absaroka Range, on the park boundary with Shoshone National Forest in northwestern Wyoming, the mountain rises about east of the southeast arm of Yellowstone Lake. The mountain is also one of the highest points in the Washakie Wilderness area of Shoshone National Forest.

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Eagle Peak is of a similar height to several other local mountains; there is a ridge which gradually gets higher as it heads southeast culminating in several summits - Mount Schurz, to the immediate northwest is shorter, and Pinnacle Mountain, to the immediate southeast, is taller, but outside of the park boundary.

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Some of the runoff is fed by the melting of the two major snowfields found in the shadows of the north face of the mountain. The range to the east drains into the Yellowstone River via the Bighorn River, but the southern slopes drain into Yellowstone Lake via Mountain Creek. Eagle Peak is one of the most prominent features of the Eagle Peak Quadrangle, a USGS division used for surveying purposes.

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Eagle Peak is one of the most prominent features of the Eagle Peak Quadrangle, a USGS division used for surveying purposes. Other nearby peaks are Mount Humphreys, Table Mountain, Mount Schurz, Pinnacle Mountain, Turret Mountain and Colter Peak. Access. The mountain is fairly inaccessible, being a hike from any of the park roads.

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Another source states that it was named in 1878 by Jack Newell, who killed a golden eagle on the mountain that year. History. Up until the 1930s, most park officials and geologists believed that Electric Peak near Gardiner, Montana was the park's highest peak, not Eagle Peak. It is ranked as the 218th highest peak in Wyoming and the 2252nd highest peak in the United States.

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Eagle Peak is a remnant of an Absaroka stratovolcano. Geography. Located in the Absaroka Range, on the park boundary with Shoshone National Forest in northwestern Wyoming, the mountain rises about east of the southeast arm of Yellowstone Lake. The mountain is also one of the highest points in the Washakie Wilderness area of Shoshone National Forest.

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Eagle Peak (Wyoming). Eagle Peak is a mountain in the Absaroka Range in the U.S. state of Wyoming and at is the highest point in Yellowstone National Park. It is located about east of the southeast arm of Yellowstone Lake. Etymology. According to Lee Whittlesey, Eagle Peak was named in 1885 by geologist Arnold Hague for its resemblance to a &quot;spread eagle&quot;.

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Eagle Peak (Wyoming). Eagle Peak is a mountain in the Absaroka Range in the U.S. state of Wyoming and at is the highest point in Yellowstone National Park. It is located about east of the southeast arm of Yellowstone Lake. Etymology. According to Lee Whittlesey, Eagle Peak was named in 1885 by geologist Arnold Hague for its resemblance to a &quot;spread eagle&quot;.

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It is located about east of the southeast arm of Yellowstone Lake. Etymology. According to Lee Whittlesey, Eagle Peak was named in 1885 by geologist Arnold Hague for its resemblance to a &quot;spread eagle&quot;. Another source states that it was named in 1878 by Jack Newell, who killed a golden eagle on the mountain that year. History.

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History. Up until the 1930s, most park officials and geologists believed that Electric Peak near Gardiner, Montana was the park's highest peak, not Eagle Peak. It is ranked as the 218th highest peak in Wyoming and the 2252nd highest peak in the United States. During the historic Yellowstone fires of 1988, the south slopes of Eagle Peak were affected by the Mink Fire. Geology.

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The range to the east drains into the Yellowstone River via the Bighorn River, but the southern slopes drain into Yellowstone Lake via Mountain Creek. Eagle Peak is one of the most prominent features of the Eagle Peak Quadrangle, a USGS division used for surveying purposes. Other nearby peaks are Mount Humphreys, Table Mountain, Mount Schurz, Pinnacle Mountain, Turret Mountain and Colter Peak.

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Access. The mountain is fairly inaccessible, being a hike from any of the park roads. From outside the park, the peak can be ascended by hiking up the Fish Hawk Creek valley, which is around one-way. It is also climbed from inside the park, by sailing to the southeasternmost tip of Yellowstone Lake, hiking down the Yellowstone River valley, and then turning to the east for the ascent. Wildlife.

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She faced Republican Adam Hinojosa in the general election, who campaigned as part of a Republican effort to capitalize on Donald Trump's strong performance in the Rio Grande Valley in the 2020 election to flip multiple legislative and congressional seats in the region. LaMantia won the election by an extremely narrow margin, a result which was not confirmed until after a December recount.

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Byam Martin Mountains. The Byam Martin Mountains are a rugged mountain range extending the length of Bylot Island, Nunavut, Canada. It is one of the most northern ranges in the world and is an extension of the Baffin Mountains, which in turn form part of the Arctic Cordillera mountain system. The highest mountain in the range is Angilaaq Mountain at, located near the island's center.

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Hohe Matze. The Hohe Matze, also known as the &quot;Hohe Mätze&quot;, is a mountain in the southern part of the Fichtel Mountains of central Germany. It lies between Nagel and Tröstau, and its high summit is a jumble of oval-shaped rocks. There are numerous trails through its wooded slopes.

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Hohe Matze. The Hohe Matze, also known as the &quot;Hohe Mätze&quot;, is a mountain in the southern part of the Fichtel Mountains of central Germany. It lies between Nagel and Tröstau, and its high summit is a jumble of oval-shaped rocks. There are numerous trails through its wooded slopes.

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Its name, given in 1393 as &quot;mazen&quot;, and later as &quot;meze&quot; or &quot;mätze&quot;, translates into high German as &quot;Weideberg&quot; or &quot;willow mountain&quot;. The watershed between the North Sea and the Black Sea runs over the Hohe Matze, as does the 50th parallel and the &quot;Höhenweg&quot; walking trail.

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Copper industry. Signs of an extensive copper industry have been found in Bir Abu Matar, including remains of copper and of Malachite. There are no copper deposits in the area, therefore it seems the ore was brought here from Wadi Feynan, in the southern Jordan Rift Valley, or, possibly, even from Timna, where an ancient mine was discovered, attributed by Beno Rothenberg to the Chalcolithic era.

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Basalt tools were imported from the north, probably from the Hauran. A large basalt bowl had been discovered in the Sea of Galilee, Copper ore from the southwest, from, Wadi Feynan or from Timna and malachite from Wadi Feynan. Marine shells that were used for decoration point to the existence of trading relations with the Red Sea coastline and with the Mediterranean coastline.

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Jidvei. Jidvei (,) is a commune in Alba County, Transylvania, Romania, located on the river Târnava. Jidvei is located in the north-western part of Romania, in the Transylvanian Plateau. Jidvei was first mentioned in documents in 1309, but traces of human presence go further back in time.

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In Slovenia, summit crosses were traditionally placed on mountaintops as symbols of faith, but their numbers were limited during the communist regime in Yugoslavia. They usually stand on mountains whose summits are above the tree line, but they are also found in the German Central Uplands, for example in the Black Forest on the Herzogenhorn. History.

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By the end of the 13th century, a few large crosses had been erected in passes and on hills. Examples from this period include the &quot;Confin Cross&quot; in St. Valentin on the Mals Heath, which also acted as a boundary marker, or crosses on the Arlberg, the Gardena Pass or Birnlücke.

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Valentin on the Mals Heath, which also acted as a boundary marker, or crosses on the Arlberg, the Gardena Pass or Birnlücke. An early example of a large cross, visible from the valley floor, being set up on a mountain top, occurred during the first successful climb of Mont Aiguille in 1492, when three crosses were put up at the corner of the summit plateau.

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Large summit crosses in the modern sense — that is, pieces designed specifically for mountaintops by expert craftsmen — were not really introduced until the end of the 19th century. One known exception is that of the Kleinglockner and Grossglockner, which were given large summit crosses in 1799 and 1800 as part of their first ascent.

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During the 19th century, there were several attempts to erect secular symbols such as pyramids, obelisks or flags instead of crosses, usually dedicated to secular rulers. One example was the construction of the so-called Emperor Obelisk on the Ortler in 1888.

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One example was the construction of the so-called Emperor Obelisk on the Ortler in 1888. The 20th century introduced modern materials and technology: a summit cross erected in 1977 on Carrauntoohil, the highest summit in Ireland, originally featured a windmill that powered lightbulbs on the cross.

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The Cross is 36m high, with its horizontal arms spanning 14m; it has many lightbulbs covering its entire face on the Prahova Valley side, and at commissioning had an electrical generator in its base enabling its light to be seen from a great distance. Nowadays, it is connected to the electrical grid.

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