Days of Our Lives - 1965 1-10778 was released on:

USA: 7 March 2008

Belgium: 7 August 2012

One Life to Live - 1968 1-10778 was released on:

USA: 21 September 2010

USA: 21 September 2010

i think it is 10,700 feet big if that helps out lots? i you guys out lots!

The multiples of 634:

634, 1268, 1902, 2536, 3170, 3804, 4438, 5072, 5706, 6340, 6974, 7608, 8242, 8876, 9510, 10144, 10778, 11412, 12046, 12680, 13314, 13948, 14582, 15216, 15850, 16484, 17118, 17752, 18386, 19020, 19654, 20288, 20922, 21556, 22190, 22824, 23458, 24092, 24726, 25360, 25994, 26628, 27262, 27896, 28530, 29164, 29798, 30432, 31066, 31700, 32334, 32968, 33602, 34236, 34870, 35504, 36138, 36772, 37406, 38040, 38674, 39308, 39942, 40576, 41210, 41844, 42478, 43112, 43746, 44380, 45014, 45648, 46282, 46916, 47550, 48184, 48818, 49452, 50086, 50720, 51354, 51988, 52622, 53256, 53890, 54524, 55158, 55792, 56426, 57060, 57694, 58328, 58962, 59596, 60230, 60864, 61498, 62132, 62766, 63400, ...

Those in British Columbia Canada, in particular Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing in the Columbia Mountains with over 24 feet of snowfall.
Mt. Baker ski area in Northern Washington state. They boast 647 inches annually, and in 1998-99 season they had a world record snow fall of 1,140 inches of snow!
In the world? It's hard to say, because there is no central source of information for all ski areas worldwide. But we do know that the snowiest single winter on record for any place in the United States was at a ski resort: Mt. Baker in Washington, which received 1,140 inches (120 feet or 36.5 meters) of snow during the 1998-99 season. (http://www.usatoday.com/weather/news/1999/wsnorcrd.htm)