Talk:Mount Mitchill
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I don't have info on the exact height, but figure since its the highest point from Maine to the Yucatan (on the coast) it should be listed under Mount Mitchell as well. I'll get a picture from there and a picture of the sign that gives its exact height, but if others have info please post what you can find. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Agc7528 (talk • contribs)
[edit] Move
This article should be moved to Mount Mitchill (named after Samuel Latham Mitchill). The Monmouth County Parks webpage shows this spelling.
