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Castle Mountain

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Castle Mountain

Rocky Mountain peak in Alberta, Canada, included in Banff National Park; height 2,862 m/9,390 ft. Named by New Zealand scientist James Hector in 1857, it was renamed Mount Eisenhower in 1946 by Canadian prime minister Mackenzie King as a tribute to US president Dwight Eisenhower. However, the name was unpopular and it reverted to the original name in 1979. There is still an Eisenhower Peak on the mountain.
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But after the Victoria Tower was added it should perhaps have been renamed Castle Mountain - the building achieving this status by just six feet.
Making a mountain by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Approaching Banff, we came to what was for me the most beautiful stretch of all - a broad green valley overlooked by the thickly wooded sides of Castle Mountain topped by grey cliffs and turret-like peaks.
Holiday: All aboard for a real Rocky ride by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
The property is just southeast of the Castle Mountain Fault, 6 to 10 miles north of the Stump Lake gas field, and 6 to 9 miles east of the Lewis River gas field, both of which have established prolific gas production.
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