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- The Eastern Shore Granite Ridge, also known as the Musquodoboit Batholith, is a range of prominent hills averaging 100-125m (330-410ft) in height, located just inland from the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. Geologically, it is related to the much larger South Mountain Batholith, but the two are geologically distinct areas. Many of the hills have steep cliffs on one or more of their sides, some featuring vertical drops in excess of 50m (160ft); as a result, many of the taller hills offer extensive views despite their relatively low elevation. The highest point of the range is located approximately eight km north-northwest of North Preston near the western side of the ridge, and is named Target Hill. This hill is 185m (607ft) tall with a prominence of approximately 160m, and is one of the highest points for nearly 20 km around. Another noteworthy summit is Farquhar's Mountain, located about 6.5 km north-northwest of Gaetz Brook, measuring 155m (508ft) in height. (en)
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- Eastern Shore Granite Ridge (en)
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- Typical softwood-forested hills and valleys of the Eastern Shore Granite Ridge. (en)
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- The Eastern Shore Granite Ridge, also known as the Musquodoboit Batholith, is a range of prominent hills averaging 100-125m (330-410ft) in height, located just inland from the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. Geologically, it is related to the much larger South Mountain Batholith, but the two are geologically distinct areas. Many of the hills have steep cliffs on one or more of their sides, some featuring vertical drops in excess of 50m (160ft); as a result, many of the taller hills offer extensive views despite their relatively low elevation. (en)
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- Eastern Shore Granite Ridge (en)
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