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Sugarloaf Mountain |
| Standing at 1282 feet above sea level, Sugarloaf Mountain represents the highest point of the Maryland Piedmont. A metamophosed sandstone, named quartzite, covers the top of this mountain giving it a white sugary appearance from a distance. The links below provide information about this monadnock in Frederick County, |
| Click here to go back to the Fifth Grade Program site. Click here to go back to the Sugarloaf Weathering and Erosion site. |
Sugarloaf Mountain - Official Site Wikipedia's Entry about Sugarloaf Sugarloaf Mountain -Gordon Strong's Automobile Objective by Frank Lloyd Wright This website provides details and designs of the structure that was intended to be built upon the summit of Sugarloaf. |
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