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Jade Mountain is on Alaska state land in the North Slope Borough, about 2 miles southwest of Toolik Lake. Its name comes from the jade-like color of the moss-covered tundra around its summit. Although it is not considered a major peak, it is well known locally as a popular hike for researchers working from the nearby Toolik Lake Field Station.
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