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Black Mesa

mountain, United States
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  • Cimarron River
    Cimarron River

    …the Cimarron flows east past Black Mesa, a peak 4,973 feet (1,516 meters) high, through the northern Oklahoma Panhandle and bends northward through the southeastern corner of Colorado and the southwestern corner of Kansas. The riverbed in this area is dry except during spring and early summer or during occasional…

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    …the Cimarron flows east past Black Mesa, a peak 4,973 feet (1,516 meters) high, through the northern Oklahoma Panhandle and bends northward through the southeastern corner of Colorado and the southwestern corner of Kansas. The riverbed in this area is dry except during spring and early summer or during occasional…

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