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 MOUNTAIN PEAKS OF COLORADO. 
 
 With their Elevations Above Sea Level. 
 
 Blanca I4,4<>4 
 
 Harvara_ _ '4.3^3 
 
 Massive .14,368 
 
 Gray's. 14.34« 
 
 Rosalie. _ J4.340 
 
 Torrey.. -- '4,3 3* 
 
 Elbert . . 14,3-6 
 
 La Plata 14,3°* 
 
 Lincoln 14,197 
 
 Buclcslcin '4,^9^ 
 
 Wilson 14,280 
 
 Long's '4,*7' 
 
 Quandary 14,^^9 
 
 Antero '4,^45 
 
 James' .. , ^ 14,242 
 
 Shavano 14, ^3^ 
 
 Uncompahgre 14,235 
 
 Crestones 14,233 
 
 Princeton '4, '99 
 
 IVlountBross ; ...14,185 
 
 Holy Cross 14, '"6 
 
 Baldy _ 14,176 
 
 Sneffles 14,158 
 
 Pike's Peak 14,147 
 
 Castle _ 14,106 
 
 Yale 14, IO> 
 
 San Luis 14,100 
 
 Red Cloud I4,°9- 
 
 Wetterhorn 14,069 
 
 Simpson 14,055 
 
 Aeolus 14,054 
 
 Ouray 14,043 
 
 Stewart '4,03* 
 
 Maroon . 14,000 
 
 Cameron 14,000 
 
 Handie '3,997 
 
 Capitol _ 13,991 
 
 Horseshoe >3,9^8 
 
 Snowmass . 13,961 
 
 Grizzly . 13,956 
 
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 Pigeon '3,9*8 
 
 Blane. '3,9°S 
 
 Frustrum 13,885 
 
 Pyramid . '3,^95 
 
 White Rock 13,847 
 
 Hague _. '3,831 
 
 R. G. Pyramid --'3,773 
 
 Silver Heels 13,766 
 
 Hunchback -'3,755 
 
 Rowter .' _. -13,750 
 
 Homestake 13,687 
 
 Ojo '3,640 
 
 Spanish 13,620-12,720 
 
 Guyot '3,565 
 
 Trinchara '3, 546 
 
 Kendall '3,54* 
 
 Buffalo '3,54' 
 
 Arapahoe 13,520 
 
 Dunn 13,50* 
 
 BeUevue 11,000 
 
 MOUNTAIN PASSES. 
 
 Boreas ",470 
 
 Berthoud Pass ",349 
 
 Ute Pass 11,200 
 
 Marshall Pass ; 10,851 
 
 Hayden Pass 10,780 
 
 Tennessee Pass '0,4' 8 
 
 Mosquito Pass 13,700 
 
 Alpine Pass '3, 5 50 
 
 Cottonwood Pass '3, 500 
 
 Argentine Pass '3,' 00 
 
 Tarryall Pass 12,176 
 
 Fremont Pass 11,540 
 
 Scventy-tivo peaks hetiveen I^^OO and I^f^oofeet in height are unnamed and not in this Hit. 
 
 Lizard Head Pass 10,248 
 
 Cochotopa Pass 10,032 
 
 Breckenridge Pass 9,490 
 
 Vcta Pass 9,39* 
 
 Trout Creek Pass 9,346 
 
 Poncha Pass 8,945 
 
 The barometer on the summit of Pike's Peak stands at about seventeen inches, and water boils at 1 84 degrees Fahrenheit. 
 
 The first ascent of Pike's Peak was made July 14, 1819. The first woman to stand on its summit was Mrs. Jas. H. Holmes, 
 who reached the top on August 5, 1858. 
 
 The exact length of cog road is 47,992 feet, and the average grade is 16 per cent., or 844.8 feet to the mile. The maximum 
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 Discovery of Peak, November 27, 1806.