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Creator
Emily Jack
Date created
October 13, 2007
Location
North Carolina
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Photo of Blue Ridge Mountains as seen from the top of a ridge.

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Photograph from the top of a ridge in the Black Mountains, taken at Mount Mitchell State Park. The Black Mountains — the highest mountains east of the Mississippi River — are part of the Blue Ridge mountain chain, and are a subrange of the Appalachians. The hazy blue color that gives the Blue Ridge Mountains their name and distinctive appearance is a result of high humidity.