Why Miners Fought

Elevation, modelled
334 m
Latitude
36.2132
Longitude
-84.1699

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Why Miners Fought is a historic site in Tennessee, at a modelled 334 m. Cross Mountain stands 1,075 m to the west-southwest, 3.5 miles off. The nearest named place is Convict Lease System, a historic site less than a tenth of a mile away. Norris Freeway passes 1.3 miles off.

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Summits around it

The highest named summits within 14.7 miles of Why Miners Fought. Elevation from each summit’s own record; bearing measured between the two coordinates.

SummitBearingElevationDistance
Cross MountainWSW 253°1,075 m3.5 mi
The Flag PoleWSW 253°1,075 m3.5 mi
Redoak MountainWSW 246°1,027 m5.0 mi
Buffalo MountainWSW 246°1,008 m8.6 mi
Hurricane MountainNW 308°1,007 m7.4 mi
Pilot MountainSW 231°993 m7.2 mi
Burge MountainW 260°993 m13.1 mi
Patterson MountainWSW 240°984 m11.5 mi

Overlooks nearby

Named places within 25 miles

Ghost towns3
Waterfalls2
DateSunriseGolden hourSunset
March equinox07:4119:1519:49
June solstice06:2020:2020:58
September equinox07:2519:0119:35
December solstice07:4516:4617:26

Local time (America/New_York).

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