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Turner Ward Knob

mountain, United States
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Turner Ward Knob is a peak located in the Boston Mountains range in northwestern Arkansas and northeastern Oklahoma, USA. This range is the highest section of the larger Ozark Mountains. Turner Ward Knob, along with other peaks in the Boston Mountains, exceeds 2,400 feet (730 meters) in elevation. The Boston Mountains are characterized by rugged terrain with deep valleys and are home to parts of the Ozark National Forest, Buffalo National River, and Devil's Den State Park.1

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  1. Spruce Knob
  2. Boston Mountains

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