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Trinity Peaks, Colorado

Prominence: 925 ft, 282 m

Elevation: 13,805 feet, 4208 meters

Approx. Isolation: 1.21 mi, 1.95 km

Elevation Info:	NAVD88 Elevation: 13,811 ft / 4210 m
Highest Summit	Central Peak
Latitude/Longitude (WGS84)	37° 41' 6'' N; 107° 34' 52'' W 37.685014, -107.581228 (Dec Deg) 272390E 4174003N Zone 13 (UTM)
Country	United States
State/Province	Colorado
County/Second Level Region	San Juan
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Prominence	Clean Prominence: 925 ft/282 m Optimistic Prominence: 965 ft/294 m Key Col: 12,880 ft/3926 m (40 foot contour) Col elevation in range between 12,840 and 12,880 feet. Topo Map: Storm King Peak O37107f5 1:24,000 Key Col Lat/Long: 37° 41' 5'' N; 107° 35' 35'' W Key Col Map Links: Bing Maps MSN/Encarta Google Maps
Isolation	1.95 mi/1.21 km Nearest Higher Neighbor in the PBC database: Vestal Peak (WNW) Isolation distance is based on NHN and is slightly overstated.
Ranges	Continent: North America Range2: Rocky Mountains Range3: Southern Rocky Mountains Range4: San Juan Mountains Range5: Needle Mountains
Drainage Basins	San Juan Colorado Gulf of California Pacific Ocean
Ownership	Land: San Juan National Forest Wilderness/Special Area: Weminuche Wilderness Area
Topo Map	Storm King Peak O37107f5 1:24,000

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