range of the Appalachian system, in N N.H.: highest peak, Mt. Washington
Origin of White Mountains
so named because the higher peaks are often snow-coveredWhite Mountains
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White Mountains
A section of the Appalachian Mountains in northern New Hampshire rising to 1,917 m (6,288 ft) at Mount Washington.
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