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EleutherosBuzzard Roost

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I used to live in a little town called Union Mills, NC. Been through this region many times. The highest point is Buzzard Roost at 3,110 feet. The highpoint's UTM is 17 432602E 3941514N (NAD27) or 35° 37.01'N, 81° 44.65'W
Posted Feb 26, 2007 3:10 am

BobSmithThanks!

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Buzzard Roost actually was once on the state park maps (up until about ten years ago). Now there's no mention of it. I suppose because in recent years it was just off park property, but now the park has doubled in size.

I'll have to hike to those coordinates!
Posted Feb 26, 2007 4:23 am

sarah.simonThe North Carolina travel and tourism bureau

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...should send you a gift. You've almost single-handedly made me huger for a trip to the North Carolina high country.

Thanks, Bob!!!

Sarah
Posted Jan 9, 2009 5:50 pm

BobSmithRe: The North Carolina travel and tourism bureau

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Thanks!

I've lived here in NC since 1980, and it is a beautiful state. Not enough of it is in park lands, but it's a great place to hike and backpack, climb and paddle.
Posted Jan 9, 2009 8:43 pm

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