This is an in-depth discussion of topographic prominence, which is a measure of a mountain peak's stature relative to its surrounding terrain. For a general discussion of how prominence is defined and what it's all about, see the "For more information" link below. This group has quite a lot in common with the County High Points group (cohp@egroups.com).
This group is mainly for those involved in the search and discovery of prominent peaks or those who want to keep up to date on the latest work in this field. Well-finalized prominence lists based on states or counties are also appropriate in the county high points group.
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