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Mount Sir Douglas

mountain, Alberta, Canada
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  • Moraine Lake in Banff National Park
    Banff National Park
    / Natural history

    …11,365 feet (3,464 metres), and Mount Sir Douglas in the far southeast, with an elevation of 11,175 feet (3,406 metres). Banff contains active glaciers, including a portion of the extensive Columbia Icefield to the north, and montane wetlands and meadows, such as the valleys of the Bow and Red Deer…

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    …11,365 feet (3,464 metres), and Mount Sir Douglas in the far southeast, with an elevation of 11,175 feet (3,406 metres). Banff contains active glaciers, including a portion of the extensive Columbia Icefield to the north, and montane wetlands and meadows, such as the valleys of the Bow and Red Deer…

    Read More