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Chatsquot Mountain is a 2,365-metre summit in British Columbia’s Kitimat Ranges, part of the Coast Mountains, rising in a remote area near Kimsquit Lake, the lower Kitlope River, and the upper Kimsquit River basin. Its distinction comes less from elevation alone than from its dramatic relief and isolation. With a topographic prominence of 1,981 metres, it ranks among Canada’s Ultra peaks and stands as the 98th most prominent summit in North America. Also recognized as one of Canada’s most isolated peaks, it is notable as an unusually independent mountain in an already rugged range, drawing special interest from mountaineers and peakbaggers.
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