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Mount Bailey is a 9,089-foot summit in Colorado’s Front Range, within the Rocky Mountains of North America. In Park County, it stands about 1 mile northeast of the community of Bailey and is closely connected to the town by both its name and its position above the settled valley. Its importance is primarily geographic, as a named peak that helps define the immediate landscape around Bailey and forms part of the lower Front Range terrain.
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