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Chapter 18 MOUNT RAINIER IS 14,408 FEET HIGH
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D STATES GEO
iving the height of the mountain as determined by the most accurate and definitive methods known. That
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1 Chapter 1 THE MOUNTAIN DISCOVERED AND NAMED, 17922 Chapter 2 FIRST APPROACH TO THE MOUNTAIN, 18333 Chapter 3 FIRST RECORDED TRIP THROUGH NACHES PASS, 18414 Chapter 4 TACOMA AND THE INDIAN LEGEND OF HAMITCHOU5 Chapter 5 FIRST ATTEMPTED ASCENT, 18576 Chapter 6 FIRST SUCCESSFUL ASCENT, 18707 Chapter 7 INDIAN WARNING AGAINST DEMONS8 Chapter 8 SECOND SUCCESSFUL ASCENT, 18709 Chapter 9 EXPLORATIONS ON THE NORTHERN SLOPES, 1881-188310 Chapter 10 DISCOVERY OF CAMP MUIR, 188811 Chapter 11 EXPLORING THE MOUNTAIN AND ITS GLACIERS, 189612 Chapter 12 McCLURE'S ACHIEVEMENT AND TRAGIC DEATH, 189713 Chapter 13 FIELD NOTES ON MOUNT RAINIER, 190514 Chapter 14 GLACIERS OF MOUNT RAINIER15 Chapter 15 THE ROCKS OF MOUNT RAINIER16 Chapter 16 THE FLORA OF MOUNT RAINIER17 Chapter 17 CREATION OF MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK18 Chapter 18 MOUNT RAINIER IS 14,408 FEET HIGH19 Chapter 19 PLACE NAMES AND ELEVATIONS IN MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK