Difference between revisions of "Columbus, Montana"
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| − | | map = <map lat="45" lon="-109"/> | + | | map = <map lat="45" lon="-109" /> |
| − | |nw = [[White Sulphur Springs, Montana]] | + | | nw = [[White Sulphur Springs, Montana|White Sulphur Springs]] |
| − | |n = [[Harlowtown, Montana]] | + | | n = [[Harlowtown, Montana|Harlowtown]] |
| − | |w = [[Livingston, Montana]] | + | | ne = [[Roundup, Montana|Roundup]] |
| − | | | + | | w = [[Livingston, Montana|Livingston]] |
| − | |e = [[Billings, Montana]] | + | | name = [[Columbus, Montana|Columbus]] |
| − | | | + | | e = [[Billings, Montana|Billings]] |
| − | |s =[[Cody, Wyoming]] | + | | sw = [[Yellowstone, Wyoming]] |
| − | |se = [[Powell, Wyoming]] | + | | s = [[Cody, Wyoming]] |
| + | | se = [[Powell, Wyoming]] | ||
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Contains Granite Peak, Montana's highest peak at 12,799 feet, as well as beautiful Mystic lake. Mostly dominated by the Beartooth mountains. Hiking and climbing will be necessary for most anything in the southwest quadrant of the graticule. | Contains Granite Peak, Montana's highest peak at 12,799 feet, as well as beautiful Mystic lake. Mostly dominated by the Beartooth mountains. Hiking and climbing will be necessary for most anything in the southwest quadrant of the graticule. | ||
Revision as of 11:47, 8 April 2009
| White Sulphur Springs | Harlowtown | Roundup |
| Livingston | Columbus | Billings |
| Yellowstone, Wyoming | Cody, Wyoming | Powell, Wyoming |
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Contains Granite Peak, Montana's highest peak at 12,799 feet, as well as beautiful Mystic lake. Mostly dominated by the Beartooth mountains. Hiking and climbing will be necessary for most anything in the southwest quadrant of the graticule.
Dates of Interest
2008-06-04 - The hash point for this date very nearly comes to the top of Granite Peak, Montana's highest peak.
