Zoa Peak 1872 m (6142 ft) is a mountain peak adjacent to the Coquihalla River in British Columbia, Canada. [1] [2] There is a trail that starts from the same location of the Falls Lake trail.
The name is one of a group of names in this area known as the Llamoid Group or Asian Group among climbers. A "zoa" is the progeny of a cattle bull and a nak (a female yak).
Peak panorama
References
- ^ "Zoa Peak". BC Geographical Names.
- ^ Canadian Mountain Encyclopedia: Zoa Peak Archived May 16, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
49°37′45″N 121°5′9″W / 49.62917°N 121.08583°W
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Zoa Peak 1872 m (6142 ft) is a mountain peak adjacent to the Coquihalla River in British Columbia, Canada. [1] [2] There is a trail that starts from the same location of the Falls Lake trail.
The name is one of a group of names in this area known as the Llamoid Group or Asian Group among climbers. A "zoa" is the progeny of a cattle bull and a nak (a female yak).
Peak panorama
References
- ^ "Zoa Peak". BC Geographical Names.
- ^ Canadian Mountain Encyclopedia: Zoa Peak Archived May 16, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
49°37′45″N 121°5′9″W / 49.62917°N 121.08583°W
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