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Sustut Peak is a 2,481-metre mountain in British Columbia, Canada, and the highest summit in the Sustut River drainage. In the Hogem Ranges, west of Sustut Lake at the river’s headwaters and southwest of the road to the Kemess Mine, it stands out prominently above the surrounding landscape. Its 1,231-metre topographic prominence and position near Sustut Lake in the upper Sustut watershed make it one of the notable high points of this remote northern interior region.
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