Mount Pennell

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Mount Pennell is a prominent peak in Utah’s remote Henry Mountains, known for its rugged terrain and geological significance as part of one of the last-explored mountain ranges in the contiguous United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
peak
access unimproved roads and backcountry routes
category Landforms of Garfield County, Utah
Mountains of Garfield County, Utah
Mountains of Utah
continent North America
country United States
drainageBasin Colorado River basin
elevation 11371 ft
3466 m
firstMajorGeologicalStudyBy Grove Karl Gilbert
geologicalProvince Colorado Plateau
geologicalType laccolith
hasClimate semi-arid climate
hasSummit Mount Pennell summit
knownFor geological significance
remoteness
rugged terrain
locatedIn Garfield County, Utah
Henry Mountains
United States
Utah
map USGS Mount Pennell topographic map
mountainRange Henry Mountains
namedAfter Joseph Pennell
nearestTown Hanksville, Utah
oneOf last-explored mountain ranges in the contiguous United States
parentPeak Mount Ellen
partOf Henry Mountains igneous complex
Henry Mountains volcanic field
prominence 4711 ft
protectedArea Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (nearby region)
rockType igneous rock
porphyritic diorite
topographicIsolation 20.9 mi
USState Utah

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Henry Mountains contains Mount Pennell
Mount Hillers near Mount Pennell
Mount Holmes near Mount Pennell