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Mount Schroeder, in southern Guam on the boundary between Merizo and Umatac, rises 322 meters above sea level about 22 kilometers south of Hagåtña. Also known as Punto Christo, or Christ’s Point in Spanish, it was renamed for Admiral Seaton Schroeder, an early naval governor of Guam appointed in July 1900; before then it was called Mount Finacresta. The mountain forms one of the two main branches of the southern mountain range with Mount Sasalaguan, and its ridges consist of volcanic rock capped in places with limestone. Its summit offers broad views over southern Agat, Cocos Island, and the Geus River Valley.
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