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Bouton Lookout, New York

Prominence: 400 ft, 122 m

Elevation: 870+ feet, 265+ meters

Approx. Isolation: 4.77 mi, 7.67 km

Elevation Info:	Elevation range: 870 - 880 ft (10-foot closed contour) NAVD88 Elevation: 869 ft / 265 m (Range 869 - 879 ft)
Latitude/Longitude (WGS84)	41° 14' 42'' N; 73° 34' 24'' W 41.245044, -73.573202 (Dec Deg) 619552E 4566941N Zone 18 (UTM)
Country	United States
State/Province	New York
County/Second Level Region	Westchester
City/Town	Pound Ridge
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Prominence	Clean Prominence: 400 ft/122 m Optimistic Prominence: 420 ft/128 m Key Col: 470 ft/143 m (10 foot contour) Col elevation in range between 460 and 470 feet. Topo Map: Pound Ridge O41073b5 1:24,000 Key Col Lat/Long: 41° 14' 27'' N; 73° 33' 59'' W Key Col Map Links: Bing Maps MSN/Encarta Google Maps
Isolation	4.77 mi/7.67 km Nearest Higher Neighbor in the PBC database: Bailey Benchmark (NNE) Not verified: May be a major NHN that is not in the database.
Ranges	Continent: North America Range2: Appalachian Mountains Range3: Northern U.S. Appalachians Range4: Taconic Range Range5: Southern Taconic Range
Drainage Basins	Hudson New York Harbor Atlantic Ocean
Topo Map	Pound Ridge O41073b5 1:24,000

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