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Date Posted: 12:59:04 02/13/04 Fri
Author: Content Manager
Subject: No minimum
In reply to: Enedelia Obregon 's message, "mountain heights" on 14:33:09 02/10/04 Tue

>What is the minimum height for a hill to be considered
>a mountain?

There is no official minimum in the USA, it is strictly a name (unlike a certain movie about Wales). For example, there is a Mount Hood near Saugus MA http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?lat=42.45167&lon=-71.03306
with a summit elevation of about 270 feet which you can climb, and then impress your friends because you climbed Mount Hood

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