blanca peak
1Blanca Peak — Sisnaajiní (Navajo) View of Blanca Peak (left of center) from Mt. Lindsey …
2Blanca Peak — [ blænkə piːk], markantester und höchster Berg (4 372 m über dem Meeresspiegel) der Sangre de Cristo Mountains, einer Teilkette der Rocky Mountains, in Südcolorado, USA. Der Blanca Peak ist eine doppelgipflige Vulkanruine und für die Indianer… …
3Blanca Peak — [blaŋ′kə] [Sp blanca, white (with snow)] highest peak of the Sangre de Cristo range, S Colo.: 14,317 ft (4,364 m) …
4Blanca Peak — Sp Blánkos kálnas Ap Blanca Peak L Sangre de Kristo klng., JAV (Koloradas) …
5Blanca Peak — Blan′ca Peak′ [[t]ˈblæŋ kə[/t]] n. geg a mountain in S Colorado: highest peak in the Sangre de Cristo Range. 14,390 ft. (4385 m) …
6Blanca Peak — /blang keuh/ a mountain in S Colorado: highest peak in the Sangre de Cristo Range. 14,390 ft. (4385 m). * * * …
7Blanca Peak — /blang keuh/ a mountain in S Colorado: highest peak in the Sangre de Cristo Range. 14,390 ft. (4385 m) …
8Blanca Peak — geographical name mountain 14,345 feet (4372 meters) S Colorado; highest in Sangre de Cristo Mountains …
9Sierra Blanca Peak — geographical name mountain 12,003 feet (3658 meters) S central New Mexico in Sierra Blanca Range of the Sacramento Mountains …
10Blanca, Cordillera — ▪ mountains, Peru eastern section of the Cordillera Occidental of the Andes, in west central Peru, South America. The snowcapped range extends about 110 mi (180 km) and has a southeast to northwest trend. The highest peak (22,334 ft [6,768… …
