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Mount Logan is the highest mountain peak in Canada
Rising 5,959 metres in Yukon Kluane National Park, Mount Logan has the largest base circumference.
Mount Logan massive summit plateau supports eleven distinct peaks over 5,000 metres in elevation. Due to active tectonic uplift, the mountain continues to slowly increase in height. Extremely cold weather prevails on its upper glaciers, where temperature sensors recorded a record low of minus seventy-seven degrees Celsius.
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- Rising 5,959 metres in Yukon Kluane National Park, Mount Logan has the largest base circumference. The figure is taken from USGS, which is linked in full on this page. Every fact on Mondo Knows names its source rather than repeating an unsourced claim.
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