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Black Mountains

the group which contains the highest summits of the Appalachian system, Mt. Mitchell being 6,710 feet, Guyot's Peak, 6,661. BLACKPOOL, a much frequented watering place of England, on the coast of Lancashire, between the estuaries of the Ribble and Wyre. It consists of lofty houses ranging along the shore for about 3 miles, with an excellent promenade and carriage drive, handsome promenade piers, a large aquarium, fine winter gardens, etc. Pop. (1917) 62,- 287.

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