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[Snarkythekobold]

https://tennesseeencyclopedia.net/entri ... -mountain/

Apparently, it does qualify as a mountain (although, I know you were just being funny )

[Hywaywolf]

I don't think there is an official delineation between hill and mountain. If the locals call it a mountain then its a mountain.

[Snarkythekobold]

In the US, to be considered a "mountain," it must at least be 1000 ft. high.

But yeah, if someone calls a geographical location a "mountain" . . . it's probably always going to be considered a "mountain"

[Hywaywolf]

that requirement was dropped in the 70's I believe.

Edit... I hunted this down just for fun ...

https://www.usgs.gov/media/audio/what-d ... -and-creek

[Snarkythekobold]

Well . . . that's some great (and useless) information! "It's all relative" seems to be the postmodern answer to everything. For me, I like definite qualifications and such.

Anyways, for me, I think I would qualify one by saying that it has places where you could fall off and die (or be seriously injured. That would be a mountain to me.

For a hill, that would be something that you could ride a wagon down really fast but not get hurt too bad if you overturned. That's a good definition, I think.

[caledoniaman]

Scotland, Edinburgh.

[Hywaywolf]

done

[rblackburn]

Atlanta, GA

[sean8223]

Waltham, MA

[Hywaywolf]

done and done