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Mt. Harvard, San Gabriel Mtns. [ Sizes: Orig | Large | Med | Small | Thumb ]
Mt. Harvard, San Gabriel Mtns.
Mt. Harvard (5,440 ft. elev.; middle of frame with antennae) in Southern California's San Gabriel Mtns. as seen from helipad just off of Mt. Wilson Trail May 21, 2006.


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rmac10Identity of peak

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The peak in the center of the frame is Mt. Harvard 5440 ft. The antennae are: Left, KUSC-FM (public radio); right, cable tv relay transmitter. Mt. Wilson 5736 ft., is in cloud to the right of frame. Left of frame is Harvard Spur (recently re-named, I believe) just over 5000 ft.
Posted Dec 13, 2006 1:47 am

Mountain ImpulseRe: Identity of peak

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I appreciate the correction and additional information. The elevations I've seen for Wilson are 5710 and 5715. Anyway, I'll correct the caption on my photo. Happy holidays.
Posted Dec 13, 2006 1:55 am

rmac10Mt. Wilson

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I worked at the Mt. Wilson Observatory for 2.5 years. The observatory elevation is 5710'; the highest point on Mt. Wilson is just east of the NBC-TV station. That is where the 5736' elevation is located. Incidentally, Occidental Peak just to the west of CBS-TV is 5730'. Often it looks higher than Wilson, but it isn't.
Posted Mar 30, 2008 8:51 pm

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