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It is called Denali or the Great One.
Numerous native peoples of the area had their own names for this prominent peak. The local Athabaskan name for the mountain, the one used by the Native Americans with access to the flanks of the mountain (living in the Yukon, Tanana and Kuskowim basins), is Dinale or Denali ("the High One"). To the South the Dena'ina people in the Susitna River valley used the name Dghelay Ka'a (simplified to Doleika), meaning "the big mountain", while the Aleuts called it Traleika.

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Mt. McKinley (also called Denali) at 20,327 ft (6,196 m), is the highest mountain in North America. It is located in the Alaska Range in Alaska. It is located in the Denali National Park and Preserve. Its prominence of 20,156 ft (6,144 m) makes it the third tallest mountain, behind Mt. Everest and Mt. Aconcagua.

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It is named for US President William McKinley.

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Mt. McKinley (also called Denali) is located in the Alaska Mountain Range, which is located in Alasaka, USA. It is located in Denali National Park and Preserve.

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Denali. The native (Athabascan) name for the highest peak in the Alaskan Range, also known as Mount McKinley. Located in the Denali National Park & Preserve. See the link at http://7summits.com/denali.php

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Mt McKinley, the highest oeak in North America, is located in the state of Alaska. It is near the centre of the Alaska Range.

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There was a first attempt by the Irishman W. H. Green in 1882, but he made it 50 metres short of the true summit.

In 1894, three New Zealanders, Tom Fyfe, James (Jack Clarke) and George Graham successfully reached mount Cook's summit.

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i thought you knew

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Alaska is on the northwest coast of the North American continent. Canada is to the east, the Arctic Ocean is to the north, and the Pacific Ocean is to the west and south. Russia is further west across the Bering Strait.
On the very west end of Canada, but belongs to the United States of America.

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77 32'S, 167 10'E

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In 1896, the mountain was named for William McKinley, the republican nominee for president, by a gold prospector, William Dickey.

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It is often called the "Great One" which is what its native name of "Denali" means.

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Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world when measured from sea level at 29,029 ft. However Mount Mckinley is taller than Everest when measured from base to summit at 18,400 ft, versus everest's 17,100 ft

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It's a moutain...

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Native Alaskans have been referring to it as Denali historically, while the name McKinley was dubbed after President McKinley. The right thing to call it should be Denali, and the name McKinley will likely be dropped in the future.

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The dinosaurs

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53 acers

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bide, died, eyed, hide, I'd, lied, ride, guide, side, tied, vied, bride, cried, dried, fried

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previous answer: it is a volcano

I found this:

http://www.gi.alaska.edu/ScienceForum/ASF14/1477.html "In the northern foothills of the Alaska Range, two tiny ponds are making researchers wonder why Mt. McKinley is not a volcano....

Based on the chemical signature of rocks found near the Buzzard Creek craters, Mt. McKinley and the rest of the western Alaska Range should be volcanoes, said Chris Nye with the Alaska Volcano Observatory. But Mt. McKinley and its neighbors are not volcanoes..."

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Mount Fuji

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Usually any mountain with the Mount before it is a Volcano. Like Mount ST. Helens, Mt. Rainer, or Mt. McKliney

Consider Mount Kennedy, named for U.S. President John Kennedy, a 13,000 ft. peak in western Canada, (first climbed by his brother Robert in 1965.)

Mt. McKinley is forming by the continuing collision of enormous plates of the surface of the earth. Alaskan geology is complex; much of it's land area drifted across the Pacific Ocean and became Alaska when it ran into larger plates. Now the Pacific plate is moving northwesterly into and under various northern plates creating in Alaska and Canada the largest peaks in North America. Earthquake fault lines mark the plate boundaries.

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it looks kind of like mt Everest in most opinions the is no fact of what it looks like

its an argue-able subject