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Mount Eisenhower

Mount Eisenhower proper noun: a mountain in the White Mountains, New Hampshire, United States, renamed from Mount Pleasant in 1970.

Proper noun

Mount Eisenhower

  1. A mountain in the White Mountains, New Hampshire, United States, renamed from Mount Pleasant in 1970.
  2. Former name of Castle Mountain, in the Canadian Rockies, in use between 1946 and 1979.
    • Diesel-hauled Canadian Pacific train in the heart of the Rockies, with Mount Eisenhower in the background1955 June, “Dieselisation of Canadian Railways”, in Railway Magazine, page 418, photo caption

Questions about Mount Eisenhower

What does Mount Eisenhower mean?
Mount Eisenhower means a mountain in the White Mountains, New Hampshire, United States, renamed from Mount Pleasant in 1970.
What part of speech is Mount Eisenhower?
Mount Eisenhower is a proper noun.

Words near Mount Eisenhower in the dictionary

  1. Mount Duneed
  2. Mount Eccles
  3. Mount Eccles South
  4. Mount Edziza
  5. Mount Egerton
  6. Mount Eisenhower
  7. Mount Elbert
  8. Mount Eliza
  9. Mount Elliot
  10. Mount Emei
  11. Mount Emu

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