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Roan Mountain

mountain, United States
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  • Blue Ridge, Appalachian Mountains
    Appalachian Mountains
    / Plant and animal life

    Roan Mountain in the North Carolina–Tennessee Unakas is one of the most extensive of these, with some 1,200 acres of natural gardens sprawling vivid rose and pink and purple rhododendron across its high pinnacle and down its slopes. It is estimated that, of some 2,000…

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    Roan Mountain in the North Carolina–Tennessee Unakas is one of the most extensive of these, with some 1,200 acres of natural gardens sprawling vivid rose and pink and purple rhododendron across its high pinnacle and down its slopes. It is estimated that, of some 2,000…

    Read More