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Mount Farnham, in British Columbia, Canada, is the highest peak in the Purcell Mountains, a subdivision of the Columbia range. It is also ranked as British Columbia’s seventeenth highest peak and its twenty-first most prominent. Named for Paulding Farnham of New York, the mountain holds special geographic importance in southeastern British Columbia because it forms the culminating summit of the Purcells.
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