Image: False Inscription

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Description: Taken with digital camera in June, 2005. image created by uploader The current estimate of the height of the summit is only 2,316 feet 706 m; and although it is the highest peak in Connecticut, it is not actually the highest point in the state. That distinction belongs to an anonymous location just east of the point where Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York meet (42° 3' N; 73° 29' W), on the southern slope of 2,453 foot (747 m) high Mount Frissell, whose peak lies 740 feet (225 m) north in Massachusetts.
Title: False Inscription
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Bear Mountain (Connecticut)

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