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There happens to be a Loma Prieta Mountain about 35 miles north of Harlingen,
in Texas. But I'm pretty sure you want the one in California that gave its name to
the 1989 'World Series' earthquake.

The peak of that one, about 15 miles south of the center of San Jose near Los Gatos,
is located at
37.1108° north latitude
121.8447° west longitude.

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