Mount Keith

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Mount Keith is a high Sierra Nevada summit in California, notable as one of the state's prominent fourteen-thousand-foot peaks.

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Mount Keith canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fourteener
mountain
accessFrom Onion Valley area
linked to: Onion Valley

Shepherd Pass Trail
climbingType hiking
scrambling
country United States
county Inyo County
drainage Kings River basin
Owens River basin
easiestRoute class 2 scramble
elevation about 13,970 feet
about 4,258 meters
firstAscentBy Clinton Thomas
Edward T. Parsons
James S. Hutchinson
Joseph N. LeConte
linked to: Joseph LeConte

Robert M. Price
Walter L. Huber
firstAscentYear 1898
geologicProvince Sierra Nevada Batholith
hasRockType granite
isNorthOf Mount Williamson
isSouthOf Forester Pass
liesWithin Inyo National Forest
listing California thirteeners
Sierra Peaks Section list
locatedIn California
Inyo County, California
Sierra Nevada
United States
locatedInProtectedArea John Muir Wilderness
mountainRange Sierra Nevada
namedAfter William Keith
namedAfterOccupation painter
near Kings Canyon National Park
Mount Williamson
Shepherd Pass
notableFor high elevation
prominent summit in the Sierra Nevada
partOf Sierra Nevada mountain range
linked to: Sierra Nevada
prominence about 1,000 feet
rangeSection Southern Sierra Nevada
region eastern Sierra Nevada
state California
topographicMap USGS Mount Williamson

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Fourteeners of California hasPeak Mount Keith
Sierra Crest contains Mount Keith