Name: Teewinot Mountain

 

County: Teton

 

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GNIS Entry

 

Longitude:  1104649W

Latitude: 434450N

 

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Elevation: 12165/3708

(ft/m)

 

Feature Type: Summit

 

Origin of Name:

Mountain, 12, 100 feet, Grand Teton National Park, Teton County ... . So named in 1929, when first ascended. Reported to be Shoshone name formerly applied to the entire range and meaning "the pinnacles."

Source: Decisions, 1890-1932 

 

Teewinot was formerly spelled “Tee-win-at”, the Indian name meaning “Three Pinnacles.” The latter name was applied by the Indians to the Three Tetons. It gave way to the French designation “Trois Tetons”, and was more or less lost sight of until recently when “Teewinot” was applied to an individual peak.

Source: WPA 

 

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Alternative Spellings: Tewinot Mountain

 

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1:24000 Quadrangle: Grand Teton

 

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