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0/363Alpine chapter · 63.07° N · 151.01° W
Fig. 1The massif over painted foothills
The highest peak in North America, rising 18,000 feet from its own base. Tundra forelands, braided rivers, and a vast ice-clad massif.
Denali is often hidden. On a clear day the massif stands above colored foothills and the McKinley River bars. The vertical relief from base to summit is among the greatest on Earth.
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