کوه بیکر
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stratovolcano in Washington State, United States
Key facts
- Elevation
- 10,786 ft (3,288 m) NAVD 88
- Prominence
- 8,812 ft (2,686 m)
- Isolation
- 211.66 km (131.52 mi)
- Listing
- North America prominent peak 28th North America isolated peaks 98th Cascade volcanoes
- Etymology
- Joseph Baker
- Native name
- Kweq' Smánit ( Nooksack ) təqʷubəʔ ( Lushootseed ) Kwelshan ( Lummi ) Kwelxá:lxw ( Halkomelem ) kʷəlhéləxʷ ( Thompson )
- Location
- Whatcom County , Washington State , U.S.
- Parent range
- Cascade Range
- Topo map
- USGS Mount Baker
- Formed by
- Subduction zone volcanism
- Rock age
- Less than 140,000 years
- Mountain type
- Stratovolcano
- Volcanic arc
- Cascade Volcanic Arc
- Last eruption
- 7 September to 27 November 1880
- First ascent
- 1868 by Edmund Coleman, John Tennant, Thomas Stratton and David Ogilvy
- Easiest route
- snow (ice) climb
via Wikipedia infobox
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- stratovolcano
- Part of
- North Cascades
- Country
- United States
- Located in
- Whatcom County
- Elevation
- 3286
- Material used
- andesite
- Image
- Mount Baker 22101.JPG
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- volcano observatory
- Cascades Volcano Observatory
- different from
- Mount Baker
- mountain range
- Skagit Range
- Commons category
- Mount Baker
- Commons gallery
- Mount Baker
- topographic prominence
- 2686
- described by source
- The Nuttall Encyclopædia
- topographic isolation
- 211.66
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