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Tsaydaychuz Peak is a 2,758-metre mountain in British Columbia’s Pattullo Range, the highest summit in that part of the Hazelton Mountains. Rising between Tesla and Eutsuk Lakes to the north and the Dean River to the south, with the Nechako Plateau to the east, it stands out strongly in the remote interior landscape. Its 1,826-metre prominence above the col below Howson Peak gives it an especially independent profile. The mountain’s first recorded ascent did not occur until 3 September 1978, when Glenn Woodsworth and Carol Evenchick reached the summit by the southeast ridge. It is recognized as one of Canada’s ultra-prominent peaks.
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