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Emory Peak

mountain, Texas, United States
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  • The Chihuahuan Desert and (in the background) Chisos Mountains, Big Bend National Park, Texas, U.S.
    Chisos Mountains

    …highest mountain group, culminating at Emory Peak (7,825 feet [2,385 metres]). The mountains are within Big Bend National Park. Their characteristic shapes were created by the erosion of sedimentary rocks that exposed the harder igneous intrusions beneath. Tourists are attracted by the mountains’ hiking trails, unique geologic formations, and spectacular…

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    …highest mountain group, culminating at Emory Peak (7,825 feet [2,385 metres]). The mountains are within Big Bend National Park. Their characteristic shapes were created by the erosion of sedimentary rocks that exposed the harder igneous intrusions beneath. Tourists are attracted by the mountains’ hiking trails, unique geologic formations, and spectacular…

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