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28 PHYSIOGRAPHY AND RELATED SCIENCES 7.—Principal Heights in each Province and Territory NOTE.—Certain peaks, indicated by an asterisk (*), form part of the line of demarcation between political subdivisions. Although their bases technically form part of both areas, they are listed only under one to avoid duplication. Province and Height Elevation Province and Height ft. Newfoundland Quebec—concluded Long Range— Shield- Lewis Hills 2,672 Mount Tremblant Gros Morne 2,644 Mount Ste. Anne Mount St. Gregory 2,251 Mount Sir Wilfrid.... Gros Pate 2,152 Monteregian Hills— Blue Mountain 2,128 St. Hilaire Mountain. Table Mountain ,900-1,950 Yamaska Mountain.. Blue Hills of Coteau— Rougemont Peter Snout 1,600-1,650 Mount Johnson Central Highlands— Mount Royal Main Topsail 1,822 Mizzen Topsail 1,761 Torngats— Ontario Cirque Mountain 5,160 Mount Cladonia 4,725 Tip Top Hill Mount Eliot 4,550 Mount Batchawana.... Mount Tetragona 4,500 Niagara Escarpment— Quartzite Mountain 3,930 Osier Bluff Blow Me Down Mountain... 3,880 Caledon Mountain.... Kaumjets— Blue Mountain Bishops Mitre 4,060 High Hill Finger Hill 3,390 Mount Nemo Nova Scotia Manitoba (Spot height—Cape Breton) 1,747 Duck Mountain Ingonish Mountain 1,392 Porcupine Mountain. Nutby Mountain (Cobequid) 1,204 Riding Mountain Dalhousie Mountain (Cobequid) 1,115 North Mountain (4 miles NE of West Bay Saskatchewan Road) 875 Sporting Mountain 675 Cypress Hills1 Wood Mountain (West Summit). Wood Mountain (East Summit). New Brunswick Vermilion Hills Mount Carleton.. 2,690 Green Mountain. 1,596 Alberta Moose Mountain. 1,490 Rockies— •Mount Columbia Quebec The Twins (NPeak)..., Appalachians— Mount Forbes Mount Jacques Cartier (Shickshocks) 4,160 Mount Alberta Mount Richardson 3,885 •Mount Assiniboine Barn Mountain 3,775 The Twins (SPeak).... Mount Logan 3,700 Mount Temple Megantic Mountain 3,625 Mount Kitchener Mount Albert 3,550 •Mount Lyell Bayfield Mountain 3,470 •Mount Hungabee Mattawa Mountain 3,370 Mount Athabasca Roundtop (Sutton Mountains) 3,175 •Mount King Edward.... Hereford Mountain 2,760 Stutfield Orford Mountain 2,750 Mount Brazeau Pinnacle Mountain 2,150 •Mount Victoria Brome Mountain 1,800 •The Snow Dome Shefford Mountain 1,725 •Mount Joffre For footnotes, see end of table. .

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