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Mount Rohr is a 2,423-metre mountain in southwestern British Columbia’s Cayoosh Range, east of Pemberton along Highway 99 between Cayoosh Pass and Duffy Lake. It forms the western boundary and highest point of Duffey Lake Provincial Park, standing near Cayoosh Mountain, Joffre Peak, and Mount Chief Pascall. Its slopes drain north to the headwaters of Haylmore Creek and south to Cayoosh Creek. Named for Rev. Victor Sebastian Rohr, a missionary to First Nations communities in British Columbia for four decades, it received official recognition in 1966 after submission by Rev. Damasus Payne. Mount Rohr is also a climbing and ski-touring destination with established routes and severe subarctic conditions.
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