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Todd Hackett

December 08, 2004 06:03PM

"McClellan Mountain is 13,587. "
McLellan Mountain may be 13,587, but the Argentine Central didn't go to the top. End of track was at a bump on the ridge well below the summit - barely 13000 feet above sea level (between the 13000 and 13040 contours on the USGS map).

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Restoring the Argentine Central	John Wilke	December 06, 2004 09:20PM
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