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What is the elevation of Mt Shasta?
The elevation of Mt Shasta is 14,162 feet
What does TVA do?
The Tennessee Valley Authority's primary function is to generate electric power, largely through hydroelectric generators running from water in the Tennessee River Valley, and to distribute that power to consumers and industry. The TVA produces a very high percentage of its power through hydroelectric power (which is renewable by the way); one of the highest in the U.S.
What is the lowest point in Michigan?
The Highest Point: Mt. Arvon, 1980 ft. The Lowest Point: Lake Erie, 571 ft.
What is Tennessee's state cookie?
Tennessee State cookie is a Chocolate chip cookie.
What was sam Houston leadership qualities?
left home in Tennessee
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