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  1. Wolf Creek Overlook as seen from Canyon View Overlook. Looking west from Canyon View Overlook. ----------------- 60 Images 5 X 12

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  2. View of the Little River Canyon from Wolf Creek Overlook. Looking north east from the overlook. ----------------- 55 Images 5 X 11

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  3. A 360 degree view of Pittsburgh and the West End Overlook Park.

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  4. The view of Pittsburgh from the West End Overlook Park.

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  5. At over 7500 feet above sea level, Panorama Point gives a great view of King's Canyon and Sequoia National Park. A short drive up a series of switchbacks and a hike up a trail is rewarded wtth a spectacular view.

  6. White river

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  7. Caesars Head State Park overlook.

  8. View from the top of Bull Run Mountain near Thoroughfare Gap, VA. This mountain is held up by resistant, Cambrian aged Weverton quartzite. The camera is looking roughly west over The Plains, Va and the Blue Ridge Province.

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        1.21 Gigapixels
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        January 17, 2012
        Date Taken
        January 16, 2012
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  9. Mississippi on the close side, Louisiana on the far side. Typical weekday traffic.

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  10. Located on I-68, approximately 10 miles west of Hancock in Washington County, Maryland. The Site offers spectacular views and geologic history of the Sideling Hill Cut. The interpretive center, located along the westbound roadway is connected to parking and restrooms for eastbound traffic by a pedestrian bridge.

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