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Apparition Mountain is a mountain in Alberta, Canada, within the Palliser Range. It received its name in 1963 from T.W. Swaddle, who selected it to match the eerie character of nearby place names, including Ghost River, Phantom Crag, and Devil's Head. The mountain’s significance here lies in how its name was deliberately chosen to fit a local pattern of evocative, supernatural-themed geographic names.
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Alberta · Canada