Rattlesnake Mountain
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Rattlesnake Mountain is the name of 55 summits in the United States alone, including:
[edit] Alabama
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Cleburne, Alabama
[edit] Arkansas
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Saline, Arkansas
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Polk, Arkansas
[edit] California
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Placer, California
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Siskiyou, California
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Del Norte, California
- Rattlesnake Mountain, San Bernardino, California
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Tierra Del Sol, California
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Santee/Lakeside, California
[edit] Colorado
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Fremont, Colorado
[edit] Connecticut
[edit] Maine
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Porter, Maine
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Raymond, Maine
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Stoneham, Maine
[edit] Massachusetts
- Rattlesnake Mountain, also known as Farley Ledges, a bluff on the southeast side of Northfield Mountain in Erving, Massachusetts
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Wales, Massachusetts
[edit] Nevada
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Reno, Nevada
[edit] New Hampshire
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Alton, New Hampshire
- Rattlesnake Mountain, North Conway, New Hampshire
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Ossipee, New Hampshire
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Rumney, New Hampshire
- Rattlesnake Mountain, West Swanzey, New Hampshire
- West Rattlesnake Mountain, Holderness, New Hampshire
- East Rattlesnake Mountain, Sandwich, New Hampshire
[edit] Washington
- Rattlesnake Mountain, Benton County, Washington
- Rattlesnake Mountain, part of Rattlesnake Ridge, King County, Washington
[edit] Other variations of the name include
- Rattlesnake Knob, a peak on Mount Norwottuck in Massachusetts
- The Rattlesnakes (East Rattlesnake and West Rattlesnake), a pair of rocky hills in the Squam Range of New Hampshire
- Rattlesnake Point (USA), a mountain summit in Texas, USA
[edit] Folk Music
- Rattlesnake Mountain is a traditional American folk song.
[edit] References
USBGN. Cited Dec. 19, 2007
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