Tressider Peak

Mountain in Alaska, 13315 feet high United States of America

Not to be confused with Tresidder Peak, Yosemite National Park.

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Tressider Peak

Tressider Peak

Location in Alaska

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Tressider Peak

Location in the North America

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Highest point
Elevation| 13,315 ft (4,060 m)[1]
Prominence| 1,615 ft (490 m)[1]
Coordinates| 61°21′32″N 141°39′59″W﻿ / ﻿61.35889°N 141.66639°W﻿ / 61.35889; -141.66639[1]
Geography
Location| Valdez-Cordova Borough, Alaska U.S.
Parent range| Saint Elias Range
Topo map| USGS McCarthy

Tressider Peak (13,315 ft; 4,060 m) is in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve in the U.S. state of Alaska. The peak is less than 2 mi (3.2 km) southeast of Mount Bona.[1]

## References

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1. ^ a b c d "Tressider Peak, Alaska". Peakbagger.com. Retrieved July 10, 2017.

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The 126 highest major summits of greater North America

1. Denali
2. Mount Logan
3. Pico de Orizaba
4. Mount Saint Elias
5. Volcán Popocatépetl
6. Mount Foraker
7. Mount Lucania
8. Volcán Iztaccíhuatl
9. King Peak
10. Mount Bona
11. Mount Steele
12. Mount Blackburn
13. Mount Sanford
14. Mount Wood
15. Mount Vancouver
16. Mount Slaggard
17. Nevado de Toluca
18. Mount Fairweather
19. Sierra Negra
20. Mount Hubbard
21. Mount Bear
22. Mount Walsh
23. Mount Hunter
24. Volcán La Malinche
25. Mount Whitney
26. Mount Alverstone
27. University Peak
28. Mount Elbert
29. Mount Massive
30. Mount Harvard
31. Mount Rainier
32. Mount Williamson
33. McArthur Peak
34. Blanca Peak
35. La Plata Peak
36. Uncompahgre Peak
37. Crestone Peak
38. Mount Lincoln
39. Castle Peak
40. Grays Peak
41. Mount Antero
42. Mount Blue Sky
43. Longs Peak
44. Mount Wilson
45. White Mountain Peak
46. North Palisade
47. Mount Princeton
48. Mount Yale
49. Mount Shasta
50. Maroon Peak
51. Mount Wrangell
52. Mount Sneffels
53. Capitol Peak
54. Pikes Peak
55. Windom Peak/Mount Eolus
56. Mount Augusta
57. Handies Peak
58. Culebra Peak
59. Cofre de Perote
60. San Luis Peak
61. Mount of the Holy Cross
62. Nevado de Colima
63. Grizzly Peak
64. Mount Humphreys
65. Mount Keith
66. Mount Strickland
67. Mount Ouray
68. Vermilion Peak
69. Avalanche Peak
70. Atna Peaks
71. Volcán Tajumulco
72. Regal Mountain
73. Mount Darwin
74. Mount Hayes
75. Mount Silverheels
76. Rio Grande Pyramid
77. Gannett Peak
78. Mount Kaweah
79. Grand Teton
80. Mount Cook
81. Mount Morgan
82. Mount Gabb
83. Bald Mountain
84. Mount Oso
85. Mount Jackson
86. Mount Tom
87. Bard Peak
88. Cerro Tláloc
89. West Spanish Peak
90. Mount Powell
91. Hagues Peak
92. Mount Dubois
93. Tower Mountain
94. Treasure Mountain
95. Kings Peak
96. North Arapaho Peak
97. Mount Pinchot
98. Mount Natazhat
99. Mount Jarvis
100. Parry Peak
101. Bill Williams Peak
102. Sultan Mountain
103. Mount Herard
104. Volcán Tacaná
105. West Buffalo Peak
106. Mount Craig
107. Tressider Peak
108. Summit Peak
109. Middle Peak/Dolores Peak
110. Antora Peak
111. Henry Mountain
112. Hesperus Mountain
113. Mount Silverthrone
114. Jacque Peak
115. Bennett Peak
116. Wind River Peak
117. Mount Waddington
118. Conejos Peak
119. Mount Marcus Baker
120. Cloud Peak
121. Wheeler Peak
122. Francs Peak
123. Twilight Peak
124. South River Peak
125. Mount Ritter
126. Red Slate Mountain

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