Peaks named for presidents and chiefs in US mountain ranges
The article catalogs numerous peaks across American ranges named after presidents like Washington Adams Jefferson and Lincoln, plus monuments to Crow leader Plenty Coups and a long list of other notable figures. It notes Alaska, Colorado, Wyoming, and other states honoring figures from exploration, government, and Native nations, with details on peak elevations and historical context.
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Arthur
Chip Arthur
Yellowstone Park
Plenty Coan
Hin
Eryor
United
Sates
Plenty Coot
Plenty
Jon
Crow
George Crook
Crazy Morse
Big Nun
HitHe
Wig Flora River
Monty Coon
Utah
Crowe
Washington
Absaroken
Aly
Min
Hampshire
Osceola
United Inter
Benuoyah
George Guess
Tyty
Yavopahire
America
Adam
Jefferson
Mellivon
Monroe
Darkson
Lincoln
Tag
Weber
Young
Republic
Lafayette
Menjamin Franklin
White Mountain
Mancork
Meld
Clinton
Willey
Tur King
Crawfort
Newton
Attu
Orexon
Nore
Clevelani
Nevada
Wilson
Firante
Cieil Wan
William Treemeeh Stersan
Banco Hee
Alaska
Henry Cabot Lodge
Dowph Tenapn
New York
Alent
Avon
Amerlein
Daniel Carter Beara
Seoul
Peivnllaty
Amen
Howie Agnauit
Swan Tala Pene An
Artem
California
Mt Tah
Espheneoha Alan
Aoveph Whitney
Juhi Mots
Srotch Naturaliat
Raioont P. Langley
Astronetorr
Bob Tynaall
Ttint
Joneto
Charles Traesein
Tor
Uheney
Evilutinn
Alwcamdee
Winehelt Arm Fran Reologiet
John
New Jersey
W Tagield
Pike
Towlana
Purcell
Reaves
Homer
Stephen Tl Lang
Rocky Mountelie
Lang
Thin Mountale
Exreanion
Colorado
Sieetares
Yane
Alan
Stephen He Laie
Lange
Xutinnat
le Wee
Uly
Calo Tasio
Culorada Tae
Col
Charhaw
Oregon
Tidrau
Heth Fryer
Steone Vintnier
Seville
Rene Ahpinat Hadhipe
Mit
Peak elevations and names in Colorado and Wyoming
Fragmentary OCR lists peak names and elevations in Colorado and Wyoming. Mentions Manly Cave peak and Chenier Ay Arthur-Assbe peak with elevations around 10.428 feet, plus references to Ki-Kinley-Me, Gos septra Hi, and Oct. date hints.
Primitive Camel-Back Surveying praised in early coast region sense
A fragmented 19th century style report describes a surveying method called camel-step travel across a remote coast region. It mentions Bren Holl and Avia as foreground places and highlights a long, arduous process involving wplaren and other gear. The text is garbled but presents a claim of the method’s endurance and scope.
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