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Mount Natazhat is a remote peak in the Saint Elias Mountains of eastern Alaska near the Yukon border, set between the White River and the Klutlan Glacier. Though not among Alaska’s highest summits, it is distinguished by its dramatic relief, rising about 9,000 feet in less than 7 miles from the northern lowlands and about 7,500 feet in roughly 4 miles above the glacier to the south. Seldom climbed because of its isolation and the prominence of taller nearby peaks, it is known mainly to climbers for its scale, abrupt profile, and moderately serious standard route along the northeast ridge.
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Chisana, Alaska · United States
