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Cory Peak is a Nevada mountain summit rising 10,502 feet, or 3,201 meters. It was named for James Manning Cory, a mining-industry businessperson who lived from 1830 to 1897. Over time, the summit has also appeared in records under several variant names, including Corey Peak, Corys Peak, Mount Corey, and Mount Hull.
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Nevada · United States