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2304 Edward "7.389056099" ...
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Jun 1, 2005
3:26 pm
Last weekend I made a whirlwind tour to eastern AZ and western NM to bag the Greenlee county prom points Guthrie Peak (on Friday 5/27) and Maple Peak (on Sat ...
2305 John Vitz
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Jun 2, 2005
3:05 am
I have recently returned from a trip to the Arizona strip where I did the following peaks. I ran into Andy Bates near the summit of Dellenbaugh and we had a...
2306 Mike Cleven
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Jun 2, 2005
3:45 am
Hi guys. Just a quickie that I can go into more detail over later, but before I leave my puttering about for the day I figure I'd better toss this out there...
2307 Edward "7.389056099" ...
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Jun 2, 2005
1:21 pm
I can't give an "official" source of classification of USA ranges. But in general I would consider the Bitterroots to be part of the Rockies. In fact I would...
2308 Jerry & Betty Brekhus
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Jun 2, 2005
3:53 pm
(Mike C asks) ... (Jerry replies) The Bitterroot Range is usually considered part of the Rockies. All the ranges mentioned above are in the province shown as...
2309 Greg Slayden
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Jun 2, 2005
4:23 pm
Hi, Mike, I have long been interested in the classification of mountain ranges, and I devised a world-wide system of range taxonomy. It is by no means...
2310 Mike Cleven
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Jun 3, 2005
2:16 am
... Not so much errors in some cases, as omissions. In the Interior Plateau you don't have the Clear and Marble Ranges (in the angle of the Fraser and...
2311 k_over_hbarc Offline Send Email Jun 3, 2005
5:18 am
... <discussion of Canadian classification> ... If you consider the Bitterroots (NW Montana) to be part of the Columbia Mtns. then they can't be in the...
2312 Metzler, David
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Jun 3, 2005
2:55 pm
From a New Mexican--- (Re: southern boundaries) If there's any oundary between the Rockies and the Sierra Madre Oriental, it must be the national border i.e....
2313 Mike Cleven
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Jun 3, 2005
7:48 pm
... Do they have a "grouping", ie. a name by which they're collectively known, a range of ranges - even if only colloquially/locally? To the west of the upper...
2314 Mike Cleven
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Jun 3, 2005
8:36 pm
... Yeah, I've managed to figure out that the Selkirk Mountains, and therefore the Columbia Mountains, come down as far as the Purcell Trench (the short...
2315 Jonathan de Ferranti
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Jun 5, 2005
10:16 pm
It was with sadness that earlier today I learned that fellow Scotland resident Rob Milne, a regular contributor to this group, died on Everest. For more...
2316 Metzler, David
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Jun 6, 2005
8:18 pm
... I don't know of any grouping which includes all of the non-Rockies ranges in New Mexico. The mountains N of I-10, south of US60, and west of I-25 are...
2317 Metzler, David
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Jun 6, 2005
8:32 pm
This summit claim is still a bit unclear: take a look at http://www.everestnews.com/stories2005/everestcopter06032005.htm if you are interested in the details....
2318 k_over_hbarc Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2005
6:00 am
... Is there any general name for those east of the river, which is a continuation of the Rockies? ... Right, I-10 goes just south of the end of the Colorado...
2319 Bob Bolton
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Jun 7, 2005
6:17 am
Duane Gilliland and I flew into El Paso on Friday May 20 to begin a southwest HP and Ultra prominence bagging sweep. Our return tickets were from Reno on June...
2320 k_over_hbarc Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2005
6:22 am
... This sort of dense geographical exposition is hard to follow even with a map. Maybe it's just being unacquainted with Canadain terminology. Also, your...
2321 k_over_hbarc Offline Send Email Jun 7, 2005
6:43 am
It was just pointed out to me in the thread 'Classification system for American mountain ranges?' that it is standard to have the Rockies ending on the south...
2322 baronson@...
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Jun 7, 2005
12:43 pm
David Metzler wrote> ... For a report that the claim has been withdrawn, see http://news.webindia123.com/news/showdetails.asp?id=85650&cat=Asia...
2323 Metzler, David
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Jun 7, 2005
4:30 pm
[Andrew Usher] It was just pointed out to me in the thread 'Classification system for American mountain ranges?' that it is standard to have the Rockies ending...
2324 Metzler, David
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Jun 7, 2005
4:51 pm
... [Usher] Is there any general name for those east of the river, which is a continuation of the Rockies? I guess I wasn't clear on that: there is no general...
2325 Mike Cleven
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Jun 7, 2005
9:22 pm
... Just to comment that geographical naming and geological typonomy don't often have much to do with each other, or don't necessarily anyway. There's some ...
2326 Mike Cleven
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Jun 7, 2005
9:25 pm
... Except the Americans who worked on the Alcan Highway, of course.... ;-) BTW in followup to previous reply on the northern limit of the Rockies, I should...
2327 Mike Cleven
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Jun 7, 2005
9:33 pm
... sorry...incomplete sentence/brainfart = "east of those are the Salish Mountains"..... ... Purcell Trench, a term I'd never seen before, is the short...
2328 Mike Cleven
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Jun 7, 2005
9:35 pm
... http://www.everestnews.com/stories2005/everestcopter06032005.htm ... http://news.webindia123.com/news/showdetails.asp?id=85650&cat=Asia ... Could there...
2329 Aaron Maizlish
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Jun 7, 2005
9:47 pm
... My understanding of the word 'thalweg': I think that this "valley way" refers to the line at the lowest point of the valley. When I was researching my...
2330 Metzler, David
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Jun 7, 2005
9:50 pm
[Cleven] Could there have been some journalistic confusion with the rescue off Mt Logan this last week? Logan's nowhere near as high, of course, and it was...
2331 Robert Greene
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Jun 8, 2005
1:49 am
I noticed that the FAI site does list the take-offs at both the South Col and the Summit as under review. I think once they finish their investigation, we'll...
2332 Mike Cleven
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Jun 8, 2005
7:10 am
... Choppers can fly THAT high? I thought there was a limit well below that, even with Llamas... MC __________________________________ Discover Yahoo! Find...
2333 Beavers, Michael G.
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Jun 8, 2005
12:11 pm
Since I am not familiar with the western mountains I can't add anything to this debate. I am showing my ignorance but what is the official definition of a...
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