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Mont Adstock, Québec

Prominence: 401 m, 1316 ft

Elevation: 712 meters, 2336 feet

True Isolation: 36.38 km, 22.61 mi

Latitude/Longitude (WGS84)	46° 1' 47'' N, 71° 12' 19'' W 46.029721, -71.205167 (Dec Deg) 329342 E 5099714 N, Zone 19 (UTM)
Country	Canada
State/Province	Québec
County/Second Level Region	Les Appalaches (Highest Point)
Links Search Engines - search the web for "Mont Adstock": Wikipedia Search Microsoft Bing Search Google Search Yahoo Search Lists that contain Mont Adstock: All Canada County/Census Division High Points (Rank #117) Quebec MRCG High Points (Rank #36) Selected Trip Reports from this site: 2010-07-30 by Gabriel C 2011-04-30 by Ben Lostracco 2014-10-11 by Luc Tremblay 2016-07-30 by Sebastien L 2017-05-24 by Sonia Cote 2018-03-24 by Jimmy Couillard-Despres (GPS Track) 2018-08-19 by Mario Chamberland View ascents of peak by registered Peakbagger.com members (17 total) Nearby Peak Searches: Radius Search - Nearest Peaks to Mont Adstock Elevation Ladder from Mont Adstock Prominence Ladder from Mont Adstock

view from the summit (2016-07-30). Photo by Sebastien L. Click here for larger-size photo.
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Prominence	Key Col Page (Detailed prominence information) Clean Prominence: 401 m/1316 ft Optimistic Prominence: 401 m/1316 ft Key Col: 311 m/1020 ft
Isolation	Isolation Page (Detailed isolation information) Distance: 36.38 km/22.61 mi Isolation Limit Point: 45.7717, -70.9167 Nearest Higher Neighbor in the PBC database: Morne de Saint-Sébastien (SE)
Ranges	Continent: North America Range2: Appalachian Mountains Range3: Canadian Appalachians Range4: Notre Dame Mountains Range5: Southern Notre Dame Mountains
Drainage Basins	St. Lawrence Gulf of St. Lawrence Atlantic Ocean
Topo Map	21 L/3 1:50,000
Data Source	1:25,000 (or larger) Topographic Survey Map
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Mont Adstock as seen from the route 267 (2018-08-19). Photo by Mario Chamberland.
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