Silver Star Mountain
Sturgeon Fin
Sturgeon Rock

Sun, Jul 1, 2012

With: Adam Jantz

 Etymology
Silver Star Mountain
Sturgeon Fin
Sturgeon Rock
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Sturgeon Fin (4,080 ft.)

"Sturgeon Rock acquired its name from its appearance; it generally looks like the back of a sturgeon. Sturgeon Rock has been referred to as "...a prominent basalt rock outcropping rises about 250 feet above the surrounding terrain and extending on an east to west axis about 1,250 feet." [USBGN List 392 (June 27, 2006), p. 43.]"

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