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Pajarito Mountains High Point, Arizona


Prominence: 290 ft, 88 m

Elevation: 5440+ feet, 1658+ meters


Approx. Isolation: 2.73 mi, 4.39 km
Elevation Info:Elevation range: 5440 - 5480 ft
    (40-foot closed contour)
NAVD88 Elevation: 5443 ft / 1659 m
    (Range 5443 - 5483 ft)
Peak TypeUnnamed High Point
Latitude/Longitude (WGS84)31° 21' 10'' N; 111° 8' 0'' W
31.352865, -111.13323 (Dec Deg)
487328E 3468717N Zone 12 (UTM)
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceArizona
County/Second Level RegionSanta Cruz
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ProminenceClean Prominence: 290 ft/88 m
Optimistic Prominence: 330 ft/100 m
Key Col: 5150 ft/1570 m
    Topo Map: Alamo Spring O31111c2 1:24,000
    Key Col Lat/Long: 31° 20' 43'' N; 111° 8' 15'' W
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Isolation2.73 mi/4.39 km
Nearest Higher Neighbor in the PBC database:
    Cerro El Ruido  (SSE)
Not verified: May be a major NHN that is not in the database.
RangesContinent: North America
Range2: Intermountain West
Range3: Southwest Basins and Ranges
Range4: North Sonoran Desert Ranges
Range5: West Tucson-Nogales Area
Range6: Sierra Pajarito
Drainage BasinsGila
Colorado
Gulf of California
Pacific Ocean
OwnershipLand: Coronado National Forest
Topo MapAlamo Spring O31111c2 1:24,000



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