Statistics for Mountains, Lakes, Towns and More Along the Eastern Sierras

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This quiz has been taken 19 times
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The average score is 8 of 20

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
This famous lake lies partially in Nevada and is the largest in California.	Da'aw (Lake Tahoe)	80%
The tallest mountain in the contiguous United States of America.	Tumanguya (Mt. Whitney)	80%
This mountain also has a ski resort and is named after a month of the year.	June Mountain	60%
This town lies beneath the mountain in the clue above.	Lone Pine	60%
This mountain has a popular ski resort.	Mammoth Mountain	60%
This lake is known for its Tufa towers (columns of limestone that rise above the water).	Teniega Bah (Mono Lake)	60%
These hills are well known for being used to film western movies and lie between the first and second clues.	The Alabama Hills	60%
This ghost town lies just north of the above clue.	Bodie	40%
This War Relocation Center was used during World War II to incarcerate Japanese American citizens.	Manzanar	40%
This large valley lies at the feet of the Eastern Sierras.	Payahuunadu (Owen's Valley)	40%
A mountain pass that serves as the eastern entrance to Yosemite.	Tioga Pass	40%
An old railway station named after a Swiss city when an Owens Valley resident thought the Eastern Sierras reminded her of her home in Switzerland.	Zurich	40%
A small, alpine lake beneath Tioga Peak.	Gardisky Lake	20%
At about 10,000 feet (3,048 meters), these meadows lie southwest of the second clue.	Horseshoe Meadows	20%
This arch is famous for framing the first clue perfectly.	Mobius Arch	20%
This trail runs along the backbone of the Pamidu Toiyobe (Eastern Sierras)	Nuumu Poyo (JMT)	20%
This lake lies directly beneath Hurd peak, Mt. Gilbert, and Mt. Thompson.	South Lake	20%
This mountain is 12,328 ft (3,758 meters) tall and is known for it's imposing and dramatic presence.	The Hermit	20%
A series of peaks known for their extremely jagged shapes.	The Minarets	20%
This large lake is named after its many islands.	Thousand Island Lake	20%