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Mountain Ranges in the Appalachian Mountains of the Eastern United States.

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A major mountain chain the eastern United States and Eastern Canada from New Brunswick and Quebec to northern Georgia and Alabama. Mount Mitchell in North Carolina at 6,684 feet is the highest point east of the Mississippi River. Formed more than 480 million years ago during the Ordovician Period, it the oldest mountain range in North America.
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A major mountain range part of the Appalachian Mountains from southern Pennsylvania to northern Georgia.
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A mountain range part of the Appalachian Mountains in western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee.
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A mountain part of the Appalachians in upstate New York.
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A mountain range part of the Appalachians from southern West Virginia to northern Alabama. Known for its strip mining in southeastern & central West Virginia, eastern Kentucky, southwestern Virginia, and northeastern Tennessee.
Image: Cumberland Plateau & Mountains
A major mountain range part of the Appalachians from Western Pennsylvania to eastern West Virginia.
Image: Allegheny Plateau & Mountains
A mountain range part of the Appalachians in New Hampshire and Maine.
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A mountain range part of the Appalachians along the Hudson River in New York.
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A mountain range in the Appalachian Mountains of northern Alabama.
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A mountain range in the Appalachians in the state of Vermont.
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A mountain range in the Appalachians from New Jersey to New York.
A mountain range in the Appalachians in eastern New York, western Connecticut and Massachusetts, and southern Vermont.
A mountain range in the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Pennsylvania.
A mountain range in northeastern Pennsylvania in the Appalachians.
A mountain range in the Appalachians of western North Carolina.

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