Mount Dromore facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Mount Dromore |
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Mount Dromore (south-west face) viewed from Highway 16
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| Elevation | 2,660 m (8,730 ft) |
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 Mount Dromore
Location in Alberta
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| Parent range | Colin Range, Canadian Rockies |
Mount Dromore is a mountain peak found in Alberta, Canada. It is part of the stunning Canadian Rockies, a very famous mountain range. This mountain stands tall in the Maligne River Valley, right near the start of Dromore Creek.
About Mount Dromore
Mount Dromore is a significant peak within the Colin Range. This range is a part of the larger Canadian Rockies. The mountain reaches an impressive height of 2,660 meters (8,727 feet) above sea level. Its location in Alberta makes it a notable feature of the province's natural landscape.
Where is Mount Dromore?
This mountain is located in a beautiful natural area of Alberta. You can find it specifically in the Maligne River Valley. This valley is known for its scenic views and natural beauty. Mount Dromore is situated at the very beginning of a smaller stream called Dromore Creek.
How Mount Dromore Got Its Name
Mount Dromore was officially named in 1916. A person named M.P. Bridgland gave the mountain its name. He chose to name it after a place called Dromore, which is a town in Ireland. It's interesting how places far away can inspire names for mountains in Canada!
