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MONGO

MONGO in the flesh!

The setting sun illuminates the top of a classic anvil-shaped thunderstorm cloud, eastern Nebraska

Bald eagle picture taken in Nebraska

The Salamander Glacier in Glacier National Park, Montana

My username is from a character in the movie Blazing Saddles...though some here may disagree, I have little in common with this character...anyway, check out MONGO in action here...I actually have more in common with this critter. I am not from nor was Mongo, Indiana named after me, though that locale is likely quite incredible.

I have an essay about why linking to harassment is BAD...please read it only if you have plenty of free time available.

I was once an administrator...but was desysopped by the Arbitration Committee in 2006.

I have pages on Commons where I usually upload my images and release them to the public domain and Meta which I rarely use.

I was born at 07:17 on January 18, 2005...before that, I did not exist. Since my birth I have made over 75,000 edits...and only one that was automated...for what that is worth... and have started over 1223 articles and have collaborated on 13 Featured Articles....I am one of the primary editors who reinitiated the effort to get semi-protection implemented...though earlier efforts had failed to get the featured adopted, by July 2005 the rate of "drive-by vandalism" had increased so much, the effort was renewed....by December 2005, administrators had the new ability to semi-protect pages and the rate of vandalism dropped to almost zero in some cases where the semi-protection was applied.

Featured articles

This user has written or significantly contributed to 13 Featured articles on Wikipedia.

This editor won the Half Million Award for bringing Elk to Featured Article status.

Featured articles demand the contributions and input of numerous editors. I encourage editors to help us get more articles to featured level by helping with peer review and by making wise suggestions on featured article candidates.

North Cascades National Park was promoted in July 2018 thanks to a well thought out peer review by MapReader and extensive review at FAC by GreenMeansGo (who also did substantive copyediting) and Jens Lallensack as well as an excellent copyedit by John. Many thanks as well to Nikkimaria for their image review, a reference check by Brianboulton and further assistance by Juliancolton, Casliber and Gerda Arendt. Its always a pleasure to see so many well regarded editors contribute their time and thoughts to this process. The article appeared as Todays Feature Article on October 2, 2018, the fiftieth anniversary of the establishment of the park.

William F. Raynolds was promoted in January 2015. My only FA biography, this heretofore overlooked person was "almost famous" so I decided to collate his many achievements in one place which was no easy endeavour due to his living at a time in U.S. history when there were many others of greater fame. Many thanks to so many Wikipedians for their collaboration on this effort....including Bishonen, Mike Cline, Nikkimaria, Dank, AustralianRupert, Ian Rose, DHeyward, BusterD and Laser brain. Appeared as Todays' featured article on March 17, 2020, the 200th anniversary of his birth.

Blackwater Fire of 1937 was promoted in September 2013 and examines the events of the deadly wildfire that killed 15 firefighters in Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming and the subsequent investigations that led to a better understanding of fire behavior and firefighter safety. Many thanks to Ugog Nizdast for a great peer review and Parutakupiu, Quadell and PumpkinSky for their wise suggestions and participation at the FAC. This article appeared as Today's Featured Article on November 6, 2013.

Fort Yellowstone is an article started and written by Mike Cline and though we are conominators, he deserves the credit. Mike was kind enough to let me nominate and do much of the copyediting and it was promoted in May 2013. Appeared as Today's Featured Article on February 16, 2016.

Grand Teton National Park was a collaboration between me and Frutti di Mare who did lots of copyediting during the peer review. Promoted on June 28, 2012, but only possible due to the wise reviews and suggestions of numerous other editors including Mav, Mike Cline, Nikkimaria, RJHall, PumpkinSky, GrahamColm and Casliber. Grand Teton National Park is my favorite place so I also created more than 100 supporting articles about canyons, lakes, mountains and significantly increased the image files at Commons using donated media from editors including Acroterion who also wrote numerous articles about historical structures in the park. Appeared as Today's Featured Article on February 26, 2013.

Pallid sturgeon Played with this article for over two years and finally with the help of others, was able to get it to featured level in December 2008. A relic of the dinosaur days, this incredible fish native to the Missouri River is nearly extinct, so I was pleased to see the article on this harmless critter get showcased as Today's Featured Article on December 11, 2015.

Rocky mountain bull Elk

Elk which was promoted in June 2007, was split off from the Red deer article after DNA evidence concluded it was a distinct species. I had lots of help here from a number of other editors. This article appeared as Today's Featured Article on December 14, 2010.

Banff National Park was written primarily by Aude but I nominated it. Promoted in September 2006 it was Today's Featured Article on October 15, 2006.

Redwood National and State Parks...how the article looked before rewrite, main contributor, but had a lot of assistance from others, especially Bishonen. This article was promoted in June 2006 and appeared as Today's Featured Article on May 17, 2008.

Glacier National Park (U.S.)...how the article looked before rewrite, major contributor along with Elkman. This article promoted in May 2006 and appeared as Today's featured article on May 11, 2010...the 100th anniversary of the park's establishment. Article updated in 2010 for mainpage appearance.

Shoshone National Forest was promoted in February 2006 and appeared as Today's Featured Article on January 14, 2007. Article was updated by January 2014, with the number of references tripled and improved information.

Former Featured Article

Retreat of glaciers since 1850 was promoted in April 2006 and appeared as Today's Featured Article on April 18, 2006. This article is an excellent example of the collaborative spirit of Wikipedia. I might have started it, but without the excellent additions made by Wsiegmund, Peltoms and Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters as well as an exhaustive review by Doug Bell and others.
Yellowstone fires of 1988, promoted in September 2007, was written to document one of the most dramatic events in National Park Service history. Much thanks to numerous editors including Bishonen for all the fine copyediting, Wsiegmund for his assistance adapting a fire progression gif and other additions and Rlevse for his fine tuning. This article appeared as Today's Featured Article on September 8, 2008.

Did you know items on main page

Lake Ilo National Wildlife Refuge...that over 58,000 Paleo-Indian artifacts were unearthed at Lake Ilo National Wildlife Refuge in North Dakota when lake waters were lowered on the lake in 1989 to reconstruct a dam?
Rogers Pass (Montana)...the coldest temperature ever recorded in the United States outside of Alaska is -70 °F (-56.66 °C) at Rogers Pass, Montana?
Ben Kuroki...that Ben Kuroki was the only Japanese-American in the U.S. Army Air Force to serve in combat operations in the Pacific during World War II?
William F. Raynolds...that in 1860, William F. Raynolds led the first US government-sponsored party to cross the Wind River Range and enter Jackson Hole, Wyoming?
2011 Oklahoma earthquake...that the 5.6 magnitude earthquake which struck the U.S. state of Oklahoma on November 5, 2011, was the most powerful recorded in state history?
Blackwater fire of 1937...that in 1937 the Blackwater fire (pictured) killed 15 firefighters and injured 38 in Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming?
Northern Ice Field (Mount Kilimanjaro)..that the Northern Ice Field on Mount Kilimanjaro is the largest glacial remnant on the mountain with an area of 0.95 km² (0.4 sq mi)?
Sprague Fire...that during the Sprague Fire in Glacier National Park, the interior of the historic Sperry Chalet completely burned, leaving only the exterior stone walls standing?"

Wikipedia projects

In addition to WikiProject September 11, 2001 I am also involved in...

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WikiProject Mountains.

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WikiProject Wyoming.

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WikiProject Montana.

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Articles started

Jackson Glacier, Glacier National Park, Montana

Gotchen Glacier, Klickitat Glacier, Lava Glacier, Lyman Glacier, Mazama Glacier, Pinnacle Glacier, Wilson Glacier, McCall Glacier, Chocolate Glacier, Cool Glacier, North Guardian Glacier, Dusty Glacier, Ermine Glacier, Vista Glacier, Ptarmigan Glacier, Kennedy Glacier, Scimitar Glacier, Sitkum Glacier, Honeycomb Glacier, Milk Lake Glacier, Suiattle Glacier, White River Glacier, White Chuck Glacier, Banded Glacier, Douglas Glacier, Fremont Glacier, Boston Glacier, Thunder Glacier (Skagit County, Washington), Buckner Glacier, Davenport Glacier, Sahale Glacier, Quien Sabe Glacier, Forbidden Glacier, Inspiration Glacier, Eldorado Glacier, McAllister Glacier, Klawatti Glacier, North Klawatti Glacier, Lynch Glacier, Hinman Glacier, Stuart Glacier, Sherpa Glacier, Colchuck Glacier, Snow Creek Glacier, Overcoat Glacier, Blue Glacier, Chickamin Glacier, Dana Glacier, Spire Glacier, Dome Glacier, Garden Glacier, Borealis Glacier, Neve Glacier, Colonial Glacier, Diobsud Creek Glacier, Green Lake Glacier, Butterfly Glacier, Pilz Glacier, Richardson Glacier, Clark Glacier, Challenger Glacier, Company Glacier, Mary Green Glacier, Isella Glacier, Dark Glacier, Crystal Glacier, Sulphide Glacier, East Nooksack Glacier, Upper Curtis Glacier, Hanging Glacier (Mount Shuksan), Price Glacier (Mount Shuksan), White Salmon Glacier (Mount Shuksan), West Nooksack Glacier, Entiat Glacier, Goode Glacier, Wyeth Glacier, Grant Glacier (Washington), Ice Cliff Glacier, Jerry Glacier, Nohokomeen Glacier, Katsuk Glacier, Kimtah Glacier, Mesahchie Glacier, Whatcom Glacier, Lewis Glacier (Washington), Lyall Glacier, Lyman Glacier (North Cascades), Spider Glacier (Phelps Ridge, Washington), Spider Glacier (Spider Mountain, Washington), Middle Cascade Glacier, Hidden Creek Glacier, Daniel Glacier, Foss Glacier, Ladder Creek Glacier, Noisy Creek Glacier, Silver Glacier, Watson Glacier, Redoubt Glacier, Depot Glacier (Washington), West Depot Glacier, S Glacier, Yawning Glacier, Cache Col Glacier, Pinnacle Glacier (Lewis County, Washington), Unicorn Glacier, Sandalee Glacier, Table Mountain Glacier, Terror Glacier (Washington), So-Bahli-Alhi Glacier, Queest-alb Glacier‎, Dry Creek Glacier, Lizard Head Glacier, Hooker Glacier (Wyoming), Lander Glacier, American Legion Glacier, Marble Creek Glacier, Arrow Glacier, Balletto Glacier, Barranco Glacier, Credner Glacier, Drygalski Glacier (Tanzania), Great Penck Glacier, Little Penck Glacier, Northern Ice Field (Mount Kilimanjaro), Sulphur Glacier

Hiking trails and climbing routes

Teton Crest Trail, Berry Creek Trail, Owl Creek Trail, Webb Canyon Trail, Jenny Lake Trail, Alaska Basin Trail, Death Canyon Trail, Granite Canyon Trail, Rendezvous Mountain Trail, Middle Fork Cut Off Trail, Open Canyon Trail, List of hiking trails in Grand Teton National Park, Amphitheater Lake Trail, Hermitage Point Trail, Garnet Canyon Trail, Valley Trail, Paintbrush Canyon Trail, String Lake Trail, Leigh Lake Trail, Emma Matilda Lake Trail, Two Ocean Lake Trail, Bradley Lake Trail, Taggart Lake Trail, Owen-Spalding route, Heron Pond Swan Lake Trail, Colter Bay Lakeshore Trail, Signal Mountain Trail, Cascade Canyon Trail, Lake Solitude Trail, South Fork Cascade Canyon Trail

History

Washburn–Langford–Doane Expedition, Cook–Folsom–Peterson Expedition, Establishment of Grand Teton National Park, 2014 Oso mudslide

Lakes

Two Medicine Lake with Never Laughs Mountain, Grizzly Mountain, Painted Tepee and Sinopah Mountain left to right, Glacier National Park, Montana

Saint Mary Lake, Swiftcurrent Lake, Jenny Lake, Lake Solitude, Leigh Lake, Emma Matilda Lake, Two Ocean Lake, String Lake, Phelps Lake (Wyoming), Bradley Lake, Taggart Lake, Lower Slide Lake, Isa Lake, Lena Lake, Two Medicine Lake, Pray Lake, No Name Lake, Upper Two Medicine Lake, Cobalt Lake, Lower Two Medicine Lake, Green Lake, Three Bears Lake, Lonely Lakes, Running Crane Lake, Morning Star Lake, Katoya Lake, Lake of the Seven Winds, Pitamakan Lake, Oldman Lake, Young Man Lake, Boy Lake, Medicine Grizzly Lake, Gunsight Lake, Kennedy Lake, Poia Lake, Upper Grinnell Lake, Lake Josephine (Montana), Upper Two Medicine Lake, Cracker Lake, Otokomi Lake, Goat Lake, Medicine Owl Lake, Red Eagle Lake, Twin Lakes, Windmaker Lake, Redrock Lake, Fishercap Lake, Iceberg Lake, Slide Lake, Otatso Lake, Elizabeth Lake, Natahki Lake, Ptarmigan Lake, Helen Lake, Ipasha Lake, Sue Lake, Margaret Lake, Mokowanis Lake, Atsina Lake, Miche Wabun Lake, Cosley Lake, Glenns Lake, Whitecrow Lake, Kaina Lake, Kootenai Lakes, Redhorn Lake, Bench Lake, Nahsukin Lake, Stoney Indian Lake, Snow Moon Lake, Falling Leaf Lake, Lake Nooney, Lake Wurdeman, Carcajou Lake, Wahseeja Lake, Lake Frances, Shaheeya Lake, Goat Haunt Lake, Lake Ellen Wilson, Lincoln Lake, Harrison Lake, Beaver Woman Lake, Buffalo Woman Lake, Aurice Lake, Lake Isabel, Jackstraw Lake, Striped Elk Lake, Hidden Lake, Feather Woman Lake, Akaiyan Lake, Gem Lake, Snyder Lake, Avalanche Lake, Upper Snyder Lake, Grace Lake, Logging Lake, Rogers Lake, Trout Lake, Ruger Lake, Lake Evangeline, Camas Lake, Arrow Lake, Cerulean Lake, Lower Quartz Lake, Middle Quartz Lake, Quartz Lake, Gyrfalcon Lake, Talus Lake, Dudley Lake, Cirque Lake, Trapper Lake, Bearpaw Lake, Cow Lake, Elk Ranch Reservoir, Mink Lake, Mica Lake, Holly Lake, Grizzly Bear Lake, Arrowhead Pool, Ramshead Lake, Lake of the Crags, Laurel Lake, Delta Lake, Surprise Lake, Amphitheater Lake, Icefloe Lake, Kit Lake, Snowdrift Lake, Lake Taminah, Timberline Lake, Rimrock Lake, Forget-me-not Lakes, Coyote Lake, Indian Lake, Marion Lake, Luna Lake (Washington), Dagger Lake, Green View Lake, Trapper Lake (Chelan County, Washington), Waddell Lake, Kettling Lake, Doubtful Lake, Hidden Lake (Skagit County, Washington), Klawatti Lake, Moraine Lake (Skagit County, Washington), Monogram Lake, Stout Lake, Wilcox Lakes, Thornton Lakes, Green Lake (North Cascades National Park), Ipsoot Lake, Berdeen Lake, Blum Lakes, Azure Lake (Whatcom County, Washington), Silver Lake (North Cascades National Park), Hanging Lake (Washington - British Columbia), Copper Lake (Whatcom County, Washington), Egg Lake (Whatcom County, Washington), Price Lake (Whatcom County, Washington), Sulphide Lake

Legislation

Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act

Mountains

Mount Gould in Many Glacier region, Glacier National Park, Montana

Elliott Knob, Triple Divide Peak, Mount Cleveland, Mount Stimson, Heavens Peak, Going-to-the-Sun Mountain, Francs Peak, Wind River Peak, Crazy Peak, Mount Wilbur, Beartooth Mountains, Chief Mountain, Lewis Range, Livingston Range, Kintla Peak, Pik Talgar, Middle Teton, South Teton, Teewinot Mountain, Cathedral Group, Signal Mountain, Bivouac Peak, Eagles Rest Peak, Ranger Peak, Owl Peak, Rolling Thunder Mountain, Doane Peak, Traverse Peak, Raynolds Peak, Thor Peak, Mount Saint John, Mount Woodring, Rendezvous Mountain, Disappointment Peak, Rockchuck Peak, Symmetry Spire, Teepe Pillar, Nez Perce Peak, Cloudveil Dome, Buck Mountain (Wyoming), Mount Wister, Static Peak, Forellen Peak, Gallatin Range, Eagle Peak, Mount Warren, Mount Helen, Black Tooth Mountain, Mount Merritt, Rising Wolf Mountain, Doublet Peak, Turret Peak, Mount Sacagawea, Jackson Peak, Mount Woodrow Wilson, Bastion Peak, Madison Range, Hilgard Peak, Mount Febbas, Mount Fitzpatrick, Mount Wood, Kaiser Point, Ahern Peak, Allen Mountain, Almost-a-Dog Mountain, Amphitheater Mountain, Apikuni Mountain, Appistoki Peak, Bad Marriage Mountain, Bear Mountain, Bearhead Mountain, Bishops Cap, Blackfoot Mountain, Cathedral Peak, Citadel Mountain, Clements Mountain, Cracker Peak, Crowfeet Mountain, Curly Bear Mountain, Divide Mountain, Eagle Plume Mountain, East Flattop Mountain, Flinsch Peak, Fusillade Mountain, Gable Mountain, Goat Haunt Mountain, Goat Mountain, Grizzly Mountain, Gunsight Mountain, Iceberg Peak, Ipasha Peak, Kaina Mountain, Kootenai Peak, Kupunkamint Mountain, Little Chief Mountain, Little Dog Mountain, Lone Walker Mountain, Mad Wolf Mountain, Mahtotopa Mountain, Matahpi Peak, McClintock Peak, Medicine Owl Peak, Miche Wabun Peak, Mount Ellsworth, Mount Helen, Mount Henkel, Mount Henry, Mount James, Mount Kipp, Mount Logan, Mount Morgan, Mount Rockwell, Nahsukin Mountain, Natoas Peak, Norris Mountain, Piegan Mountain, Pollock Mountain, Pyramid Peak, Red Eagle Mountain, Red Mountain, Redhorn Peak, Reynolds Mountain, Salvage Mountain, Sarcee Mountain, Seward Mountain, Shaheeya Peak, Sherburne Peak, Sinopah Mountain, Split Mountain, Stoney Indian Peaks, Summit Mountain, Swiftcurrent Mountain, Wahcheechee Mountain, White Calf Mountain, Wynn Mountain, Yellow Mountain, Anaconda Peak, Battlement Mountain, Bearhat Mountain, Boulder Peak, Brave Dog Mountain, Campbell Mountain, Caper Peak, Chapman Peak, Church Butte, Cloudcroft Peaks, Eagle Ribs Mountain, Eaglehead Mountain, Edwards Mountain, Logging Mountain, Long Knife Peak, Longfellow Peak, McPartland Mountain, Medicine Grizzly Peak, Mount Brown, Mount Cannon, Mount Carter (Montana), Mount Custer, Mount Despair, Mount Doody, Mount Geduhn, Mount Oberlin, Mount Peabody, Mount Phillips, Mount Pinchot, Mount Thompson, Mount Vaught, Numa Peak, Parke Peak, Paul Bunyans Cabin, Peril Peak, Rainbow Peak, Razoredge Mountain, Reuter Peak, Sheep Mountain, Square Peak, The Guardhouse, Thunderbird Mountain, Tinkham Mountain, Vigil Peak, Vulture Peak, Walton Mountain, Wolftail Mountain, McDonald Peak, Missouri Buttes, Sheep Mountain, Elk Mountain, Doubletop Peak, Rendezvous Peak, National Park Mountain, Roaring Mountain, Survey Peak, Red Mountain (Wyoming), Moose Mountain, Rammell Mountain, Window Peak, Cleaver Peak, Littles Peak, Green Lakes Mountain, Dry Ridge Mountain, Maidenform Peak, Rock of Ages, The Jaw, Table Mountain, The Wall, Battleship Mountain, Shadow Peak, Veiled Peak, Mount Meek, Mount Jedediah Smith, Mount Bannon, Bordeaux Mountain, Mount Eagle, Prospectors Mountain, Mount Hunt (Wyoming), Spearhead Peak, Housetop Mountain, Mount Glory, Snake River Range, Albright Peak, Eagle Cap, Taylor Peak, Old Snowy Mountain, Ives Peak, Gilbert Peak (Washington), Mount Logan, Klawatti Peak, Primus Peak, Mount Hinman, Overcoat Peak, Gunsight Peak, Spire Point, Sinister Peak, Clark Mountain, Mount Challenger, Nooksack Tower, Cosho Peak, Kimtah Peak, Katsuk Peak, Mesahchie Peak, Flagstone Peak (Fremont County, Wyoming), Sunbeam Peak, Pinnacle Ridge, Downs Mountain, Mount Fury, Copper Mountain (Whatcom County, Washington), Mount Rahm, Custer Ridge, Mox Peaks, Phantom Peak, Crooked Thumb Peak, Mount Degenhardt, McMillan Spire, Snowfield Peak, Horsemans Pack, Neve Peak, Austera Peak, Clayton Mountain, Sheep Mesa (Park County, Wyoming), Fortress Mountain (Park County, Wyoming), Three Waters Mountain, Union Peak, Wyoming, Shale Mountain, Torrey Peak, Wyoming, Whiskey Mountain, ‎ Rampart Peak, Desolation Peak (Wyoming), Klondike Peak, Knife Point Mountain, Mount Whitecap, Bow Mountain, American Legion Peak, Brown Cliffs North, Harrower Peak, South Downs Mountain, Mount Koven (Wyoming), Twin Peaks (Wyoming), Split Mountain (Wyoming), The Sphinx (Wyoming), Bastion Peak-Northeast Peak, Henderson Peak, Mount Lander, Mount Bonneville, Raid Peak, Mount Washakie, Bair Peak, Mount Hooker (Wyoming), Atlantic Peak, Roaring Fork Mountain (Wyoming), Mount Nystrom, Temple Peak, East Temple Peak, Big Sandy Mountain, Dog Tooth Peak, Mitchell Peak (Wyoming), War Bonnet Peak, Warrior Peaks, Pylon Peak (Wyoming), Watch Tower (mountain), Block Tower, Sharks Nose, Overhanging Tower, Wolfs Head, Payson Peak, Cathedral Peak (Wyoming), Mount Chauvenet, Bears Ears Mountain, Valentine Mountain, Valentine Peak, Boars Tusk, Sourdough Mountain (Whatcom County, Washington), Mount Woolsey, Hallelujah Peak, The Innominate, Bighorn Peak, Darton Peak, Mather Peaks, Washakie Needles, Dome Mountain (Hot Springs County, Wyoming), Thorny Flat, Mount Hubley (Alaska), Wyoming Peak, Lizard Head Peak, Mount Gabb, Mount Dubois, Mount Pinchot (California), Castle Mountain (Carbon County, Montana), Whitetail Peak, Silver Run Peak, Granite Peak-Northwest Peak, Castle Rock Spire, Tempest Mountain, Mount Peal, Castle Rock Mountain, Bowback Mountain, Beartooth Mountain, Mount Villard, Mount Hague, Glacier Peak (Park County, Montana), Spirit Mountain (Montana), Sundance Mountain, Salo Mountain, Mount Rearguard, Cairn Mountain, Pyramid Mountain (Montana), Snowbank Mountain (Montana), Mystic Mountain (Montana), Sky Pilot Mountain (Montana), Metcalf Mountain, Sylvan Peak, Mount Inabnit, Bears Tooth, Ghost Peak, Poltergeist Pinnacle, Carter Mountain, Bill Williams Peak, Mount Craig (Yukon), Tressider Peak, Dusty Star Mountain, Never Laughs Mountain, Grinnell Point, Pumpelly Pillar, Muchu Chhish, Labuche Kang III/East, Nevado El Fraile, B-7 Pillar, Heavy Runner Mountain, Singleshot Mountain, Napi Rock, Otokomi Mountain, Cataract Mountain, Kakitos Mountain, Altyn Peak, Sunlight Peak (Wyoming), Koch Peak, Echo Peak (Montana), Imp Peak, Lone Mountain (Montana), Mount Baird, Mount Macdonald (Yukon), Ruffneck Peak, Tumble Mountain, Mount Cowen, Two Sisters (Montana), Beartooth Butte

National Forests

Lightning over Sarpy County, Nebraska

Gallatin, Bridger-Teton, Custer, Beaverhead-Deerlodge, Bitterroot, Helena, Kootenai, Lewis and Clark, Lolo, Shoshone, Bighorn, Medicine Bow - Routt, Caribou-Targhee, Idaho Panhandle, Sawtooth, Samuel R. McKelvie, Black Hills

National Monuments

Upper Missouri River Breaks, Pompeys Pillar, Cascade-Siskiyou, Canyons of the Ancients, Agua Fria, Ironwood Forest, Vermilion Cliffs, Admiralty Island, Sonoran Desert, California Coastal, List of National Monuments of the United States

National Park Service

John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway, Arlington House, The Robert E. Lee Memorial, Great Falls Park, Niobrara National Scenic River, Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Big Hole National Battlefield, Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Nez Perce National Historic Trail

National Wildlife Refuges

Red-headed woodpecker in DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge, located in the states of Nebraska and Iowa

People(s)

Ellis R. Kerley, Chief Blackbird, Yurok tribe, Ben Kuroki, William F. Raynolds, William O. Owen

Rivers and streams

Pacific Creek, Buffalo Fork, Cascade Creek, Thunder Creek (Washington)

Roads and buildings

Unnamed waterfall in Glacier National Park

Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway, Buffalo Bill Cody Scenic Byway, Chief Joseph Scenic Byway, Granite Park Chalet, Glacier Park Lodge, 2 World Trade Center, 3 World Trade Center, 4 World Trade Center, Humpback Covered Bridge, Wapiti Ranger Station, Jackson Lake Lodge, Cascade Canyon Barn, Leigh Lake Ranger Patrol Cabin, J. L. Brandeis and Sons Store Building, Sourdough Mountain Lookout, Backus-Marblemount Ranger Station House No. 1009, Backus-Marblemount Ranger Station House No. 1010, Beaver Pass Shelter, Gilbert's Cabin, International Boundary US-Canada Monuments, Perry Creek Shelter, Rock Cabin, Sulphide-Frisco Cabin, Swamp-Meadow Cabin (east), Swamp-Meadow Cabin (west), Mynard Road Bridge, Fort Edward Johnson, Marys Rock Tunnel

Waterfalls

Wilderness areas

Bob Marshall, Absaroka-Beartooth, Popo Agie, Bridger, Teton, Great Bear, Scapegoat, Gros Ventre, Fort Niobrara, Soldier Creek, Washakie, Fitzpatrick, North Absaroka, Jedediah Smith, Winegar Hole, Platte River, Cloud Peak, Huston Park, Encampment River, Savage Run, Gates of the Mountains, Anaconda-Pintler, Cabinet Mountains, Lee Metcalf, UL Bend, Red Rock Lakes, Medicine Lake, Rattlesnake, Mission Mountains, Welcome Creek, Chase Lake, Sawtooth, Craters of the Moon, Hells Canyon Wilderness (Oregon and Idaho), Black Elk, Badlands, Theodore Roosevelt, Lostwood, Black Fork Mountain, Upper Kiamichi River, Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex, National Wilderness Preservation System

Honors

A number of fellow Wikipedians have awarded me barnstars for which I am deeply appreciative.

To Do

The Chrysler Building is my personal favorite and was the first building in the world taller than 1,000 feet. Image courtesy of RyanFreisling...thanks Ryan!

Update on Redwood National and State Parks, Pallid sturgeon, Retreat of glaciers since 1850 and Elk
List of Yellowstone geothermal features has redlinks
Glaciers in Africa

Stuff

Lists

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Templates

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