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Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee and North Carolina. Smoky Mountains, looking north 20 degrees west and north 10 degrees west respectively, from the east end of Mount Collins. 1902. See also photo ka000290.
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Valley of East Tennessee bear Jonesboro, looking southeast. This valley is composed of many rounded hills, characteristic of Knox dolomite, with red clay soil and some chert. The summits rise in general to elevations of 1,700 to 1,800 feet and are remnants of an ancient plain that extends to the foot Cherokee Mountain, in the background. This mountain rises abruptly about 1,000 feet above the limestone hills. Beyond, a peak of Buffalo Mountain and the high dome of Unaka Mountain are visible. Washington County, Tennessee. 1907. Figure 16 in U.S. Geological Survey. Folio 151. 1907.
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Album caption: Smoky Mountains. From Eagle's Nest; looking N 20° W. 1902. Handwritten notes on album caption: Great Smoky Mtns Nat. Park. Haywood County, North Carolina. Index card: (278-280): Panoramic view in the Smoky Mountains from Eagle's Nest showing Mt. Guyot and Purchase Knob, and valley of Jonathan's Creek. Views are looking N. 45° W., N. 20° W., and N. 10° W., respectively. Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Haywood County, North Carolina. 1902. Note: Panorama with kei00278 and kei00280.
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Album caption: Smoky Mountains (Mt. Guyot) beyond plateau of Little Pigeon River, Richison's cove, Tenn.; looking S 45° E. (Mt. Guyot quad). Sevier County, Tennessee. 1902. No index card.
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