Chugach Mountains
Chugach Mountains , one of the Pacific coastal ranges, S Alaska, extending from the St. Elias Mts., on the Alaska-Yukon border, NW to the Manuska River. Mt. Marcus Baker, 13,176 ft (4,016 m), is the highest peak. Rugged, with forested lower slopes (the southern slope is a national forest) and glacier-covered summits, the Chugach are a barrier for movement inland from the coast. The Richardson Highway, a north-south road running from the coast to Fairbanks, Alaska, and the Copper River are the only corridors through the range.
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Leopold Berchtold, Graf von
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Leopold Berchtold, Graf von , 1863-1942, Austro-Hungarian foreign minister (1912-15...Although Serbia made a conciliatory reply to his harsh ultimatum, Berchtold pressed for full acceptance; he probably even magnified a border...
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