South Mountain
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South Mountain or South Mountains may refer to:
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[edit] Canada
- South Mountain, a village in North Dundas, Ontario
- South Mountain (Nova Scotia), a mountain range
- South Mountain (band), a Canadian country music group
[edit] United States
[edit] Landforms
- South Mountain (New Haven County, Connecticut), a mountain peak in the Hanging Hills
- South Mountain (Maryland and Pennsylvania), a northern extension of the Blue Ridge Mountains
- South Mountain (eastern Pennsylvania), a ridge extending from Allentown to Reading
- South Mountains (Arizona), in central Arizona
- South Mountains (North Carolina)
[edit] Parks
- South Mountain Park, Arizona, a municipal park in Phoenix
- South Mountain Reservation in Essex County, New Jersey
- South Mountain State Park, Maryland
- South Mountains State Park, North Carolina, in the South Mountains range
[edit] Other
- Battle of South Mountain, a battle of the American Civil War, fought in Maryland
- South Mountain, Texas, a town
- "South Mountain Forest", 1913 designation for a Pennsylvania state forest area that became the Michaux State Forest, Caledonia State Park, and Pine Grove Furnace State Park
- South Mountain Freeway, a proposed part of Arizona State Route 202 in Metropolitan Phoenix
- South Mountain Oil Field, near Santa Paula, California
- South Mountain Railroad (Cumberland), railway line from the Cumberland Valley to the Pine Grove Furnace in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
- South Mountain Iron Company, Pine Grove Furnace owner that established the South Mountain Railroad
- South Mountain Mining and Iron Company, last private owner of the Pine Grove Iron Works
- South Mountain Railway and Mining Company, second owner of the South Mountain Railroad
[edit] See also
- 南山, places that literally means South Mountain in several Asian languages
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