Mount Vancouver, New Zealand
- Mount Vancouver, New Zealand
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Mount Vancouver is a peak on the ridge running north from Aoraki/Mount Cook. It is New Zealand's fourth highest mountain, rising to 3,309 meters (10,856 feet). It is located in the Southern Alps.
See also
Categories:
- Mountains of New Zealand
- Westland District
- Geography of the Canterbury Region
- West Coast Region geography stubs
- Canterbury Region geography stubs
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