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Lilienthal Mountain is a peak on the Columbia Plateau in Washington state that rises to either 3,550 or 3,568 feet. As the highest point in Lincoln County, it stands out chiefly for its elevation above the surrounding plateau landscape. In this part of eastern Washington, its significance lies in marking the county high point rather than in dramatic relief, giving it a distinct place within the region’s broad terrain.
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