Bear Mountain (Washington)
According to the USGS GNIS, the state of Washington in the United States has 9 peaks named Bear Mountain. The data are not necessarily for each summit but may be for a nearby point. For example, the summit of Bear Mountain in Whatcom County at 48°55′50″N 121°20′27″W / 48.93056°N 121.34083°W / 48.93056; -121.34083 has a NAVD88-adjusted spot point of 7,935 ft (2,419 m).[1]
| Name | USGS link | State | County | USGS map | Coordinates | Elevation |
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| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Stevens | Turtle Lake | 47°58′11″N 118°04′06″W / 47.96972°N 118.06833°W / 47.96972; -118.06833 | 7003344500000000000♠3,445 ft | 1,050 m |
| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Whatcom | Mount Redoubt | 48°55′49″N 121°20′29″W / 48.93028°N 121.34139°W / 48.93028; -121.34139 | 7003787700000000000♠7,877 ft | 2,401 m |
| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Pacific | Knappton | 46°17′51″N 123°49′12″W / 46.29750°N 123.82000°W / 46.29750; -123.82000 | 7003101400000000000♠1,014 ft | 309 m |
| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Clallam | Mount Zion | 47°57′38″N 123°04′00″W / 47.96056°N 123.06667°W / 47.96056; -123.06667 | 7003341200000000000♠3,412 ft | 1,040 m |
| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Chelan | Winesap | 47°49′56″N 120°09′56″W / 47.83222°N 120.16556°W / 47.83222; -120.16556 | 7003356600000000000♠3,566 ft | 1,087 m |
| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Okanogan | Loup Loup Summit | 48°24′47″N 119°55′23″W / 48.41306°N 119.92306°W / 48.41306; -119.92306 | 7003544600000000000♠5,446 ft | 1,660 m |
| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Ferry | Bear Mountain | 48°31′46″N 118°38′08″W / 48.52944°N 118.63556°W / 48.52944; -118.63556 | 7003458000000000000♠4,580 ft | 1,400 m |
| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Snohomish | Evergreen Mountain | 47°52′19″N 121°21′24″W / 47.87194°N 121.35667°W / 47.87194; -121.35667 | 7003536400000000000♠5,364 ft | 1,635 m |
| Bear Mountain | | Washington | Whatcom | Cavanaugh Creek | 48°39′38″N 122°01′17″W / 48.66056°N 122.02139°W / 48.66056; -122.02139 | 7003420900000000000♠4,209 ft | 1,283 m |
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