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Mount Williamson, Inyo National Forest, Sierra Nevada, Owens Valley, California, USA.

Mount Williamson (14,375 feet) is the 6th highest peak in the contiguous United States and rises in John Muir Wilderness in the Sierra Nevada dramatically 10,000 feet above Owens Valley (near Manzanar National Historic Site). Photographed in Inyo National Forest, at the corner of dirt Foothill Road and paved Onion Valley Road, west of Independence, California, USA.

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2015 Jul 5-23: all: Sierra Nevada + Castle Crags, California, California: Sierras: Inyo National Forest
Mount Williamson (14,375 feet) is the 6th highest peak in the contiguous United States and rises in John Muir Wilderness in the Sierra Nevada dramatically 10,000 feet above Owens Valley (near Manzanar National Historic Site). Photographed in Inyo National Forest, at the corner of dirt Foothill Road and paved Onion Valley Road, west of Independence, California, USA.
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