Hole in the Mountain Peak

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Hole in the Mountain Peak is a prominent mountain summit in northeastern Nevada known for its distinctive natural arch near the crest.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain peak
natural arch feature
continent North America
country United States
drainageBasin Great Basin interior drainage
linked to: Great Basin
elevation approximately 11176 feet
approximately 3407 meters
geologicalType fault-block mountain
hasClimbingRoute hiking and scrambling routes
hasLandform rocky cliffs
steep slopes
hasNaturalFeature natural arch near the crest
hasSummitFeature rocky crest
isPartOf Great Basin region
linked to: Great Basin
isVisibleFrom Interstate 80 corridor near Wells, Nevada
knownFor distinctive natural arch near the summit ridge
locatedIn Elko County, Nevada
linked to: Elko County

Nevada
northeastern Nevada
locatedInMountainRange East Humboldt Range
nearestCity Wells, Nevada
partOf Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
prominence approximately 1716 feet
approximately 523 meters
recreation hiking
mountain climbing
scrambling
region Elko County
state Nevada
topographicIsolation approximately 6.5 miles

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East Humboldt Range highestPoint Hole in the Mountain Peak