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Mt. Shasta?

Posted: 03/19/2025 at 08:48 AM ET
(In response to this post by Tuckahokie)

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Geography trivia...which mountain in the continental U.S. has the greatest
Tuckahokie • 03/19/25 08:22 AM ET
East, River?**
bourbonstreet • 03/19/25 05:25 PM ET
How about this one - greatest base to submit difference
I85Hokie • 03/19/25 12:52 PM ET
I've heard if you clear cut trees at the base the mountain appears taller**
HokieDan95 • 03/19/25 11:34 AM ET
Yeah, going with one of the Stratovolcanoes in the Cascades: Shasta?
`lag • 03/19/25 10:48 AM ET
Photo of the answer (link)**
Tuckahokie • 03/19/25 10:25 AM ET
Mountain Lake**
santafe • 03/19/25 09:46 AM ET
Olympia**
IB4TECH • 03/19/25 09:44 AM ET
Mt Hood **
Vtskier1 • 03/19/25 09:03 AM ET
Mt. Mckinley**
TomTurkey • 03/19/25 08:51 AM ET
Mt. Shasta?** ◄
hookie • 03/19/25 08:48 AM ET
One of those Hawaiian mountains
Stork • 03/19/25 08:40 AM ET
Probably not Mount St. Helens**
EDGEMAN • 03/19/25 08:38 AM ET
Don't know that but Denali has more elevation rise than Everest. **
UTPr0sim • 03/19/25 08:37 AM ET
You mean Mt McKinley ? ( ducks)**
DonHo-kieHi • 03/20/25 05:49 AM ET
Denali is #1 non-continental...Hawaii volcanoes also rank high**
Tuckahokie • 03/19/25 08:42 AM ET
Though Hawai'i were taller just that the base was under water?**
`lag • 03/19/25 10:52 AM ET
If you meant lower 48, you should have said lower 48.**
Late 80s Hokie • 03/19/25 09:49 AM ET
***delete
reestuart • 03/19/25 10:45 AM ET
Of course Alaska IS on the continent of North America. Its not an island..
UTPr0sim • 03/19/25 09:10 AM ET
You’re right…I should have said contiguous **
Tuckahokie • 03/19/25 09:48 AM ET
How about San Jacinto**
reestuart • 03/19/25 08:24 AM ET
Not a bad guess...roughly 10,000' between base and summit...the highest
Tuckahokie • 03/19/25 08:41 AM ET