Japacha Peak, 1,771 m: peak in the Laguna Mountains
United States · North America

Japacha Peak

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1 771m
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Range North American Cordillera Pacific Coast Ranges Peninsular Ranges San Diego Area Ranges Laguna Mountains

Japacha Peak is a peak in the United States, North America. Part of the Laguna Mountains. Region: California. Elevation: 1,771 m (5,810 ft). Coordinates: 32.9342, -116.5997.

Elevation
1 771 m
5,810 ft
Range
Laguna Mountains
Region
United States · North America
Coordinates
32.934, -116.600
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    • Paso Picacho Campground 3.4 km

      Campsite · 1,525 m (246 m below the summit) · 85 beds

      Website ↗ +1 760 765 3023
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    • 54 3.4 km

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    Nearby mountains

    Laguna Mountains

    Highest mountains in the range

    1. 1 Cuyamaca Peak 1,979 m
    2. 2 Monument Peak 1,904 m
    3. 3 Wooded Hill 1,894 m
    4. 4 Stephenson Peak 1,889 m
    5. 5 Mount Laguna 1,837 m
    6. 6 Piñon Point 1,832 m
    7. 7 North Peak 1,826 m
    8. 8 Garnet Peak 1,800 m
    9. 9 Middle Peak 1,795 m
    10. 10 Arrowhead Mountain 1,792 m
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