| Peak 2266 | |
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| Highest point | |
| Elevation | 2,266 ft (691 m) |
| Coordinates | 47°55′46.4556″N 90°22′14.9412″W / 47.929571000°N 90.370817000°W / 47.929571000; -90.370817000 |
| Geography | |
  Peak 2266Cook County, Minnesota, U.S.
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| Parent range | Misquah Hills |
Peak 2266 is the second highest point in Minnesota, after Eagle Mountain. It is rarely climbed and has no summit trail. Peak 2266 was surveyed in 1961, in the same survey which established Eagle Mountain as the state's high point. The survey found that 2266 was also higher than the previous record holder, point 2230 in the Misquah Hills.
References
- Summit plaque, Eagle Mountain, Minnesota Historical Society, 1967.
| High points of Minnesota | |
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| Peaks with 300 feet of prominence |
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| Points without 300 feet of prominence |
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| Mountains of Minnesota | |
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| Leaf Hills Moraines | |
| Misquah Hills | |
| Sawtooth Mountains | |
| Others | |
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