Electric Peak
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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From there, the trip took a scenic twist with views of Electric Peak and Devils Slide farther down the river.
From Washington Times
In the northwest corner is the Gallatin Range, dominated by the Electric Peak, 11,155 feet high, covered with snow, and so charged with electricity as to make the surveyor’s transit almost useless.
From Project Gutenberg
Its sharply pointed summit pierces the transparent air more than eleven thousand feet above the sea, and it is well named Electric Peak, since it appears to be a storage battery for all of the Rocky Mountains.
From Project Gutenberg
On the one side there are lofty mountains, with eminences and peaks of various formation and height, while in the distance the great Electric Peak can be easily seen.
From Project Gutenberg
Electric Peak, well described as the sentinel of the park, is more than 11,000 feet high.
From Project Gutenberg
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