Mount Lucania Yukon

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Where is Mount Lucania? Answers Encyclopedia: Facts and answers

Mount Lucania 17,147 ft (5,226 m) high, in the St. Elias Mts., SW Yukon Territory, Canada, near the Alaska line; Canada's third tallest peak.

Mount Logan (mountain, Yukon, Canada) -- Britannica Online

Located in the St. Elias Mountains of southwestern Yukon, the peak towers about The Canadian Encyclopedia - Mount Logan, Yukon, Canada

Saint Elias Mountains : Custom Object : SummitPost

Mount Lucania: 5,226: 17,147: Yukon: 1937 by Washburn and Bates #3 in Canada: King Peak: 5,173: 16,971: Yukon: King Trench/North Face traverse/West Ridge: June 6, 1952 by Hart and Thayer

Mount Logan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Mount Logan is located within Kluane National Park and Reserve in southwestern Yukon and is the source of the Hubbard and Logan Glaciers. Logan is believed to have the

Explorer Bradford Washburn - National Geographic Adventure Magazine

January 1937, Washburn had written to the pilot and outlined his plan for ascending Mount Lucania, a pyramidal summit deep in the glaciated wilderness of Canada's Yukon

Mount Steele - Peakware.com - Peakware World Mountain Encyclopedia

Mount Steele (16644 ft./5073 m.), Alaska/Yukon Ranges, United States - facts, photos, maps, trip It is the fifth highest mountain in Canada, as Mount Lucania, Mount

North America’s Highest Peaks! - SummitSight.com

8 Mt Lucania, Yukon 17,147 feet: 9 King Peak, Yukon 16,972 feet: 10 Mt Steele, Yukon 16,644 feet: Alaska’s Sexy Sixteeners: 11 Mt Bona, Alaska

Canada Locations List - Mount Laura to Mount Nicolay

List of locations in Canada beginning with letter M - Listing Mount Laura Mount Lucania: Mountain : Yukon Territory. 61.01667-140.4833

Mount Logan from above - Canadian Geographic

Reigning over the expanse of rock and ice in Yukon’s southwestern corner is Mount Logan climbed a number of peaks, including the first ascent of Mount Lucania.

Mount Lucania « 100 Famous Mountains of Canada

Candidate: #3. Location: Yukon Territory, Kluane National Park and Reserve – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Range: Saint Elias Mountains. Elevation: 5,226