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Nahsukin Mountain is an 8,194-foot peak in the Livingston Range of Glacier National Park in Montana. It rises along the Continental Divide, the major watershed line separating drainage that flows toward different parts of the continent. Its name comes from the Kootenai language and means “chief.” As one of the park’s named summits, it helps form the rugged backbone of Glacier National Park and reflects the larger geography that shapes the region.
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Montana · United States