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| Mount Shuksan | Region | Washington |
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 West aspect of Mount Shuksan from Table Mountain |
Elevation | 1343 m (4406 ft) |
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| Quick Info | Mount Shuksan is a rugged, complicated, glaciated massif located east of Mount Baker. Mount Shuksan originated as ocean-floor basalt (Jurassic-era, 150M years ago), metamorphosed to greenschist in Cretaceaous (30M years later) and transported under the earth's mantle by tectonic forces to its present location. It contrasts with the surrounding volcanic peaks. |