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Fall Mountain-Mount Kilburn, New Hampshire

Prominence: 177 ft, 54 m

Elevation: 1102+ feet, 336+ meters

Approx. Isolation: 1.89 mi, 3.04 km

Elevation Info:	Elevation range: 336 - 342 m (6-meter closed contour) NAVD88 Elevation: 1101 ft / 336 m (Range 336 - 1107 m)
Peak Type	Sub-Peak, subsidiary to Fall Mountain
Latitude/Longitude (WGS84)	43° 8' 15'' N; 72° 25' 56'' W 43.137455, -72.432324 (Dec Deg) 708825E 4779280N Zone 18 (UTM)
Country	United States
State/Province	New Hampshire
County/Second Level Region	Cheshire
City/Town	Walpole
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Prominence	Clean Prominence: 177 ft/54 m Optimistic Prominence: 215 ft/66 m Key Col: 925 ft/282 m (6 meter contour) Col elevation in range between 276 and 282 meters. Topo Map: Bellows Falls O43072b3 1:25,000 Key Col Lat/Long: 43° 9' 43'' N; 72° 26' 1'' W Key Col Map Links: Bing Maps MSN/Encarta Google Maps
Isolation	1.89 mi/3.04 km Nearest Higher Neighbor in the PBC database: Fall Mountain (N) Isolation distance is based on NHN and is slightly overstated.
Ranges	Continent: North America Range2: Appalachian Mountains Range3: Northern U.S. Appalachians Range4: New England Upland Range5: Southern New Hampshire
Drainage Basins	Connecticut Long Island Sound Atlantic Ocean
Topo Map	Bellows Falls O43072b3 1:25,000

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