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*Mt. Rainier or Mt. Tahoma?

Mt. Rainier, an active volcano, is the highest peak in the Cascade Range at 14,411 feet. With the recent discussion around the renaming of Mt. McKinley to its original name Denali, topic or potentially renaming other mountains has come up. The local Puyallup Tribe refers to Mt. Rainier as Mt. Tahoma.

This photo is from a visit to Mount Rainier National Park in July, 2008.

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