Its local name is taken from the Koyokoun Athabaskan for "The High One."
A 1975 attempt to officially rename this landmark was blocked by Ohio congressman Ralph Regula and notable features of it include the Browne Tower and the South Buttress. The Moose's Tooth is located 15 miles southeast of this landmark and the first account of it was recorded by the New Hampshire- born William Dickey, who was digging for gold along the Susitna river when he spotted it. This landmark is an example of a granitic pluton, and the Kahiltna Glacier extends extends southwest from it. Its local name is taken from the Koyokoun Athabaskan for "The High One." For 10 points, name this Alaskan mountain, which at 20,320 feet is the highest in North America.
A 1975 attempt to officially rename this landmark was blocked by Ohio congressman Ralph Regula and notable features of it include the Browne Tower and the South Buttress.
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