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Ranger Peak, Idaho


Prominence: 1457 ft, 444 m

Elevation: 8817 feet, 2687 meters


Approx. Isolation: 4.87 mi, 7.84 km
Elevation Info:NAVD88 Elevation: 8821 ft / 2688 m
Latitude/Longitude (WGS84)46° 30' 8'' N; 114° 24' 0'' W
46.502232, -114.3999 (Dec Deg)
699499E 5153136N Zone 11 (UTM)
CountryUnited States
State/ProvinceIdaho
County/Second Level RegionIdaho
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ProminenceClean Prominence: 1457 ft/444 m
Optimistic Prominence: 1497 ft/456 m
Key Col: Stormy Pass 7360 ft/2243 m  (40 foot contour)
Col elevation in range between 7320 and 7360 feet.
    Topo Map: Saint Joseph Peak O46114e3 1:24,000
    Key Col Lat/Long: 46° 30' 19'' N; 114° 21' 48'' W
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Isolation4.87 mi/7.84 km
Nearest Higher Neighbor in the PBC database:
    Heavenly Twins-North Peak  (ENE)
Not verified: May be a major NHN that is not in the database.
RangesContinent: North America
Range2: Rocky Mountains
Range3: Idaho-Bitterroot Rocky Mountains
Range4: Bitterroot Range
Range5: Central Bitteroot Range
Drainage BasinsSnake
Columbia
Pacific Ocean
OwnershipLand: Bitterroot National Forest/Clearwater National Forest (Highest Point)
Wilderness/Special Area: Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area
Topo MapRanger Peak O46114e4 1:24,000



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