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Sascha Pare

Triple Divide Peak: Montana's unique liquid 'crossroads' where water can flow into three oceans

View of Triple Divide Peak from Lion Rock in Glacier National Park. We see two lakes in front of the peak.
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Name: Triple Divide Peak

Location: Glacier National Park, Montana

Coordinates: 48.5730, -113.5169

Why it's incredible: Water on the peak ultimately flows into one of three oceans.

Triple Divide Peak is a mountain in Montana's Glacier National Park where a drop of water could flow into one of three oceans: the Pacific, the Atlantic or the Arctic Ocean.

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