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Western face of "Camel's Hump", which traverses Chittenden & Washington Counties, Vermont. Camel's Hump Mountain has one of the 3rd highest summits (at 4,083') within the State (tied with Mt. Ellen). For further information, visit the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) datasheet. |
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| Author | Niranjan Arminius |
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