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Where Does Mount Townsend Rise?

The second highest mountain in the country, Mount Townsend rises to an elevation of 7,247 feet in Australia's Snowies Range.

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Where Does Mount Twynam Rise?

Mount Twynam rises to an elevation of 7,201 feet in Australia's Snowies Range in New South Wales near Victoria.

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Where Does Monte Pissis Rise?

The dormant volcano Monte Pissis rises to an elevation of 22,287 feet in the Andes Mountains in Argentina.

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Where Does Mount Tyree Rise?

The second tallest mountain in Antarctica, Mount Tyree rises to 15,919 feet in the Sentinel Mountain Range.

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Where Does Mount Shinn Rise?

The third tallest mountain in Antarctica, Mount Shinn rises to 15,292 feet in the Sentinel Mountain Range.

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The Grande (Guapay) River

The Grande, or Guapay, River flows for 510 miles in the South American nation of Bolivia.

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The Mamore River

Before flowing into the Madeira after converging with the Beni, the Mamore flows for 1,199 miles in Bolivia and Brazil.

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The Shatt Al-Arab River

The 120-mile-long Shatt al-Arab is shared by the Sunni nation of Iraq and Shia-dominated Iran.

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The Araguaia River

The Araguaia River flows for an impressive 1,187 miles in the South American nation of Brazil.

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The Tocantins River

The massive Tocantins River flows for 1,292 miles in Brazil, and its name means "beak of a toucan".

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The Finlay River

The Finlay River flows for 260 miles in the northern interior of the Canadian province of British Columbia.

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The Peace River

The Peace River flows for 1,195 miles in the Canadian Provinces of British Columbia and Alberta.

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The Slave River

The Slave River in Canada flows for 270 miles, starting in Alberta and then running into the Northwest Territories' Great Slave Lake.

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The Argun River

The Argun flows for a total of 1,007 miles between the Zabaykalsky Krai in Russia and Inner Mongolia of China.

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