Mount Hillers

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Mount Hillers is a prominent peak in Utah’s remote Henry Mountains range, known for its rugged terrain and geological significance.

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instanceOf mountain ⓘ
peak ⓘ
access remote unpaved roads ⓘ
climate semi‑arid ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
drainage tributaries of the Colorado River ⓘ
elevation about 10993 feet ⓘ
about 3351 meters ⓘ
firstGeologicalStudyBy Grove Karl Gilbert ⓘ
geologicalType laccolith ⓘ
hasLandform rocky ridges ⓘ
steep slopes ⓘ
talus slopes ⓘ
hasSummit rocky summit area ⓘ
hasUse livestock grazing on lower slopes ⓘ
hasVegetation pinyon–juniper woodland on lower slopes ⓘ
sagebrush and desert scrub at base ⓘ
knownFor geological significance ⓘ
rugged terrain ⓘ
locatedIn Garfield County, Utah ⓘ
Henry Mountains ⓘ
United States ⓘ
Utah ⓘ
map USGS Mount Hillers topographic quadrangle ⓘ
mountainRange Henry Mountains ⓘ
namedBy Grove Karl Gilbert ⓘ
near Mount Ellen ⓘ
Mount Pennell ⓘ
partOf Colorado Plateau ⓘ
Henry Mountains volcanic field ⓘ
popularFor backcountry hiking ⓘ
geological field study ⓘ
population uninhabited ⓘ
prominence over 1500 meters ⓘ
protectedAreaNearby Glen Canyon National Recreation Area ⓘ
region American Southwest ⓘ
relativeLocation in south‑central Utah ⓘ
north of Lake Powell ⓘ
south of Hanksville, Utah ⓘ
rockType igneous rock ⓘ
sedimentary rock country rock intruded by igneous bodies ⓘ
surveyedDuring U.S. Geological Survey study of the Henry Mountains in the 1870s ⓘ
topographicIsolation high ⓘ

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Henry Mountains → contains → Mount Hillers ⓘ