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Gray's Peak

a peak in the Colorado waste lands are included within the Great Basin, possessing an area of 210,000 square miles and containing the larger part of the State of Nevada and parts of California, Utah, Idaho, and Oregon. Perhaps the best known part of the Great American Desert is the socalled Colorado Plateau, with its famous Colorado cañyon. Other well known deserts are Death Valley in eastern California, the Salton Desert in southern California, the Black Rock Desert in northwestern Nevada, etc. The water range, in Colorado, and one of the high-resources of the region are very limited, est in the Rocky Mountains. Its height is 14,341 feet.

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