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Mt. Rainier, Washington Paperweight by Geo-Situ
$39.95
SKU: EV_GSU_PW_RAINIER
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Mt. Rainier, Washington Paperweight by Geo-Situ

$39.95
SKU: EV_GSU_PW_RAINIER
3 1/4 inch diameter Cast in fine pewter Felt backing With soft fleece pouch In clear-vinyl covered box Place Name: Mount Rainier Elevation: 14,410 ft. Coordinates: N46 51' 12'' W121 45' 36'' Location: Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA MarkerSleuth Photo Contributor: Larry Signani, 2005 Formed by ice and fire, the massive Mount Rainier is a volcano at rest. Its majestic glaciated summit dominates the region and attracts seekers of beauty and adventure. It is appreciated for its trails in all seasons, summer wildflowers, and challenging mountaineering experiences. Summiting Mount Rainier is high on the list of experienced and aspiring mountaineers alike and requires great endurance, physical strength and mountaineering skills. Hazard Stevens and P.B. Van Trump were first to climb to the mountain's summit by way of the Gibraltar Route in 1890. (Watch for an additional page to appear focusing on the value of survey monuments and how you can help protect them.)

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3 1/4 inch diameter Cast in fine pewter Felt backing With soft fleece pouch In clear-vinyl covered box Place Name: Mount Rainier Elevation: 14,410 ft. Coordinates: N46 51' 12'' W121 45' 36'' Location: Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA MarkerSleuth Photo Contributor: Larry Signani, 2005 Formed by ice and fire, the massive Mount Rainier is a volcano at rest. Its majestic glaciated summit dominates the region and attracts seekers of beauty and adventure. It is appreciated for its trails in all seasons, summer wildflowers, and challenging mountaineering experiences. Summiting Mount Rainier is high on the list of experienced and aspiring mountaineers alike and requires great endurance, physical strength and mountaineering skills. Hazard Stevens and P.B. Van Trump were first to climb to the mountain's summit by way of the Gibraltar Route in 1890. (Watch for an additional page to appear focusing on the value of survey monuments and how you can help protect them.)
Map Type Ornamental
Publisher Geo-Situ
Usage Type Gifts
Usage Type Hiking Maps