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A good start on the article but requires these improvements before upgrading to B:
more details are required in many of the sections.
The opening sentence is rather long. The naming of the range should be in a separate sentence with more details.
Who were Isaac and William Bradshaw and what contribution did they make that caused the range to be named after them?
Who/what was the Walker party mentioned in the History section?
What reference is used for the length/width of the range?
