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... Mountains Moose , river Nahanni National 51 00 N 119 00 w 51 20 N 80 24 w National Park ... 54 00 N 106 25 w Prince Alfred , Cape . Prince Charles Island Prince of Wales Island Prince Patrick Island Pukaskwa Smallwood 74 20 N 124 46 w ...
... Mountains Moose , river Nahanni National 51 00 N 119 00 w 51 20 N 80 24 w National Park ... 54 00 N 106 25 w Prince Alfred , Cape . Prince Charles Island Prince of Wales Island Prince Patrick Island Pukaskwa Smallwood 74 20 N 124 46 w ...
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... Mountains are bordered by a major valley about 15 miles wide and several thousand feet deep , known as the Rocky Mountain Trench . West of the Rocky Mountain Trench the Columbia Mountain system rises to peaks of more than 10,000 feet ...
... Mountains are bordered by a major valley about 15 miles wide and several thousand feet deep , known as the Rocky Mountain Trench . West of the Rocky Mountain Trench the Columbia Mountain system rises to peaks of more than 10,000 feet ...
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... mountain system , or cordillera , that stretches along the western edge of the Americas from above the Arctic Circle to Cape Horn , at the southernmost extremity of South America . These mountains divide the province in ranges aligned ...
... mountain system , or cordillera , that stretches along the western edge of the Americas from above the Arctic Circle to Cape Horn , at the southernmost extremity of South America . These mountains divide the province in ranges aligned ...
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