What is the highest mountain in Canada?
With an elevation of 19,551 feet, Mount Logan is the highest mountain in Canada and the second highest mountain in North America. It was named after Sir William Edmond Logan, a Canadian geologist and the founder of the Geological Survey of Canada. It is located in the Kluane National Park and Reserve near the border of Canada and Alaska.
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lmjmom
Got it.
Louise C.
Like Sally Stocker, only knew the answer because of a recent question on here.
Sally Stocker
A recent question about the proximity of the 2 highest peaks in Canada & the US gave me this answer.
Tony Ewins
Again. I am sure this has been on 3 times this year.
Janette Will
Good guess.
ninakamwene
No clue
Leanna Greenbush
Lucky guess.
James Clausen
Good question, I had to look up its location.
Claire Mitchell
This is well known in Canada.
Humberto Carrasco
GOT IT CORRECT
Mic Fenst
I could see it while climbing Mt. Sanford, in Alaska.
George Oliver Prince
I've seen this answer on another quiz, but on a question relating to a U.S. mountain
Noreen Kelly
Yukon Territories knew that!
Marcella Kosse
Got it.
Nobi Wan Kinobe
Steven Ernest Scott, Mount Logan was still the highest mountain in Canada, whether it had actually been discovered.