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Mount Ballard, Arizona

Elevation: 7370 feet, 2246 meters

Elevation Info:NAVD88 Elevation: 7373 ft / 2247 m
Latitude/Longitude (WGS84)31° 26' 37'' N; 109° 57' 33'' W
31.443635, -109.959204 (Dec Deg)
598900E 3479238N Zone 12 (UTM)
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceArizona
County/Second Level RegionCochise
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     Arizona Peaks with 2000 feet of Prominence (Rank #34)

Selected Trip Reports from this site:
     2011-05-21 by Eric Kassan (GPS Track)

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RangesContinent: North America
Range2: Intermountain West
Range3: Southwest Basins and Ranges
Range4: Southeast Arizona Ranges
Range5: Dragoon-Mule Mountains
Range6: Mule Mountains (Highest Point)
Drainage BasinsGila
Colorado
Gulf of California
Pacific Ocean
Topo MapBisbee O31109d8 1:24,000
ProminenceClean Prominence: 2670 ft/813 m
Optimistic Prominence: 2690 ft/819 m
Key Col: Bisbee Junction 4700 ft/1433 m  (20 foot contour)
Col elevation in range between 4680 and 4700 feet.
    Topo Map: Naco O31109c8 1:24,000
    Key Col Lat/Long: 31° 20' 59'' N; 109° 52' 57'' W
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Isolation12.96 mi/20.86 km
Nearest Higher Neighbor in the PBC database:
    Sierra San José  (S)
Not verified: May be a major NHN that is not in the database.



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