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Whiteface Mountain

mountain, New York, United States
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Discover how researchers sample clouds for acidity and pollution caused by industrial and automobile emissions
Discover how researchers sample clouds for acidity and pollution caused by industrial and automobile emissions Sampling clouds for acidity at Whiteface Mountain, New York.

Whiteface Mountain is a peak located in the Adirondack Mountains in northeastern New York state, United States. It is one of the higher summits in the region, reaching 4,867 feet (1,483 meters). While often grouped with the Appalachian Mountains, the Adirondacks are geologically related to the Canadian Shield and were formed about a billion years ago. The area surrounding Whiteface Mountain is characterized by forests and is part of Adirondack Park, the largest state park in the U.S. outside of Alaska. The region is known for its natural beauty, with numerous lakes, rivers, and opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking and winter sports.1

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