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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- A mountain, 4,207 m (13,804 ft) high, in the Wind River Range of the Rocky Mountains in west-central Wyoming. It is the highest point in the state.
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Furthermore, the next time I see you, you go on at great length about the glories of Gannett Peak (which is in the Wind Rivers).
Warranted Christian Belief 1932- 2000
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They were six miles southeast of Gannett Peak, Wyoming's highest point at just over
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They were six miles southeast of Gannett Peak, Wyoming's highest point at just over
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Gannett Peak, which at over 13,800 feet is the highest mountain in Wyoming.
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Ryan Lee of the Fremont County sheriff's office said searchers in a helicopter scanned the area near Gannett Peak during a break in snowy weather but saw nothing.
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Mike, left, and Matt Moniz of Boulder cross Bonney Pass on their descent from the summit of Wyoming's Gannett Peak.
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Mike, left, and Matt Moniz of Boulder cross Bonney Pass on their descent from the summit of Wyoming's Gannett Peak.
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local ,jmeyer@denverpost.com (<B>By John Meyer </B> / <I 2010
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It disappeared from radar near Gannett Peak, which rises to more than
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Three helicopters and three ground teams scoured a 9-square-mile area east of Gannett Peak
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Three helicopters and three ground teams scoured a 9-square-mile area east of Gannett Peak
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