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Razorback Mountain is the highest peak of the Niut Range in British Columbia's Cariboo Regional District, part of the Coast Mountains. Rising to 3,183 metres, or 10,443 feet, it stands out not only for its elevation but also for its remarkable prominence of 2,153 metres, making it the twentieth most prominent peak in the province. Its combination of height and topographic distinction gives it an unusual standing in British Columbia's mountain landscape. The summit was first climbed in August 1932 by Henry S. Hall and Hans Fuhrer.
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