Navajo Mountain

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noun

a solitary dome-shaped mountain in SE Utah. 10,388 feet (3,168 meters).

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How to use Navajo Mountain in a sentence

Somewhere under the great bulge of Navajo Mountain I calculated that we were coming to the edge of the plateau.
Tales of lonely trails|Zane Grey
The canyon was about fifty yards wide and it headed under the great slope of Navajo Mountain.
The Rainbow Trail|Zane Grey
All were hung on the end of a rainbow which swung around until the end touched Navajo Mountain.
Myths and Legends of California and the Old Southwest|Katharine Berry Judson
Prof. climbed up eight hundred feet and had a fine view of Navajo Mountain which was now very near.
A Canyon Voyage|Frederick S. Dellenbaugh

From every point we could see the Navajo Mountain and at least we knew what there was at the foot of its majestic northern slope.
A Canyon Voyage|Frederick S. Dellenbaugh