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Orizaba, mountain, Mexico
(Encyclopedia)Orizaba, mountain peak: see Citlaltépetl. ...Montserrat, mountain, Spain
(Encyclopedia)Montserrat or Monserrat both: mŏnˌsərătˈ, mŏntˌ–, Catalan mŏnsər-rätˈ, Span. mōnsārätˈ [key], mountain, 4,054 ft (1,236 m) high, NE Spain, rising abruptly from a plain in Catalonia, N...Catoctin Mountain Park
(Encyclopedia)Catoctin Mountain Park: see National Parks and Monuments (table)national parks and monuments (table). ...Black Mountain College
(Encyclopedia)Black Mountain College, former coeducational liberal arts college at Black Mountain, N.C., near Asheville. Founded (1933) by John Rice, also the school's first rector (1933–40), on the progressive e...Big Black Mountain
(Encyclopedia)Big Black Mountain, peak, 4,145 ft (1,263 m) high, E Ky., in the Cumberland Mts.; highest point in Kentucky.Montagnards
(Encyclopedia)Montagnards: see Mountain, the.rowan tree
(Encyclopedia)rowan tree: see mountain ash.Plinlimon
(Encyclopedia)Plinlimon: see Plynlimon, mountain, Wales. ...sewellel beaver
(Encyclopedia)sewellel beaver: see mountain beaver. ...sheep laurel
(Encyclopedia)sheep laurel: see mountain laurel. ...Browse by Subject
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