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Park Ranges

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Country
  
Canada

Highest point
  
Mount Barnard

Area
  
33,223 km²

Parent range
  
Continental Ranges

States/Provinces
  
British Columbia and Alberta

Mountains
  
Mount Balfour, Saint Nicholas Peak, Mount Bosworth, Mount Freshfield, Mount Daly

The Park Ranges, also known as the Main Ranges, are a group of mountain ranges in the Canadian Rockies of eastern British Columbia and western Alberta, Canada. It is one of the three main subranges and the most central of the Continental Ranges, extending from southeast of Mount McGregor to the Fernie Basin.

Subranges

  • Blackwater Range
  • Blue Range
  • Bow Range
  • Chaba Icefield
  • Clemenceau-Chaba
  • Columbia Icefield
  • Drummond Group
  • Freshfields
  • Harrison Group
  • Hooker Icefield
  • Kitchen Range
  • Le Grand Brazeau
  • McKale-Chalco Divide
  • Mitchell Range
  • Morkill Ranges
  • Ottertail Range
  • Rainbow Range
  • Royal Group
  • Selwyn Range
  • Spray Mountains
  • Sundance Range
  • The Ramparts
  • Trident Range
  • Van Horne Range
  • Vermilion Range
  • Wapta Icefield
  • Waputik Icefield
  • Waputik Mountains
  • President Range
  • Winston Churchill Range

    • References

    Park Ranges Wikipedia
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