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Suntop Lookout is a historic fire lookout on Suntop Mountain in central Washington, overlooking the White River and Huckleberry Creek valleys from about 5,270 feet. Built in either 1932 or 1933 to a standard U.S. Forest Service L-4 Lookout House plan, it is a compact one-story structure with a pyramidal roof, broad windows on all sides, and pivoting shutters for shade during long observation hours. One of only two intact lookouts of its era in the former Snoqualmie National Forest, it also served in the U.S. Army Aircraft Warning System during World War II and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.
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