Geography, asked by arohichakravarty, 8 months ago

what is highest peak of the appalachians?

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Answered by Kanagaraju

Time has taken its toll on the Appalachians. The range's highest peak, Mount Mitchell, is now about three thousand feet lower than Tibet's lowest point.

Answered by janvichandwani2

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Time has taken its toll on the Appalachians. The range's highest peak, Mount Mitchell, is now about three thousand feet lower than Tibet's lowest point.

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