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Beehive Mountain is a peak in the High Rock Range of the Canadian Rockies on the border between Alberta and British Columbia, where the provincial boundary follows the Continental Divide. George M. Dawson named it in 1886 for what he saw as its resemblance to a beehive. Its importance is chiefly geographic, as both a mountain summit in the Rockies and a point marking the divide between provinces and watersheds.
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