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Summits on the Air
U.S.A. W4K- Kentucky
Association Reference Manual
Document Reference S93.1
Issue number 1.0
Date of issue 1st June 2013
Participation start date 1st June 2013
Authorised by SOTA MT Date: 1st June 2013
Association Manager Schley Cox W4AMW
Summits-on-the-Air an original concept by G3WGV and developed with G3CWI
Notice
“Summits on the Air” SOTA and the SOTA logo are trademarks of the Programme. This document is copyright of the Programme. All other trademarks and copyrights referenced herein are acknowledged.
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Table of contents.
1 ASSOCIATION REFERENCE DATA ........................................................................... 4
1.1 PROGRAMME DERIVATION ......................................................................................................... 5 1.2 GENERAL INFORMATION ............................................................................................................ 5 1.3 RIGHTS OF WAY AND ACCESS ISSUES.......................................................................................... 6 1.4 MAPS AND NAVIGATION ........................................................................................................... 6 1.5 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS ........................................................................................................ 7 1.6 FOREIGN Amateur Radio Operators in Kentucky....................................................................... 7 1.7 AWARDS .............................................................................................................................. 7 1.8 DISCLAIMER .......................................................................................................................... 8
2 SUMMIT REFERENCE DATA...................................................................................... 9
2.1 REGION REFERENCE – Pennyrile Mountains (PR)
2.1.1 Regional notes ................................................................................................................ 9 2.1.2 Table of summits ............................................................................................................. 9
2.2 REGION REFERENCE – Knobs Arc (KA 2.2.1 Regional notes ................................................................................................................ 10 2.2.2 Table of summits ............................................................................................................. 10
2.3 REGION REFERENCE – East Coal Field (EA 2.3.1 Regional notes ................................................................................................................ 11 2.3.2 Table of summits ............................................................................................................. 11
Date Version Details
1st June 2013 1.0 First formal issue of this document
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Summits on the Air – ARM for U.S.A (W4K-Kentucky)
1 Association Reference Data
Association Kentucky (W4K)
Commencement date 1 June 2013
Regions 3 Region Code Summit Count
PR-Pennyrile PR 5
KA-Knobs Arc KA 13
EC-East Coal Field EC 196
Summit Total 214
Association parameters See General Rules at SOTA website for definitions
Summit operation criteria Operation must be within 80ft vertically of the summit
Band 1, score 1 point
Summit altitude less than <1500 ft. a.s.l.
Band 2, score 2 points
Summit altitude between >=1500 ft. a.s.l. <1800 ft. a.s.l
Band 3, score 4 points
Summit altitude between >=1800 ft. a.s.l <2100 ft. a.s.l.
Band 4, score 6 points
Summit altitude between >=2100 ft. a.s.l. <2400 ft. a.s.l.
Band 5, score 8 points
Summit altitude between >=2400 ft. a.s.l. <3100 ft. a.s.l.
Band 6, score 10 points
Summit altitude more than >3100 ft. a.s.l.
Seasonal bonus None
Bonus rationale Not Applicable
Min. height for bonus Not Applicable
Bonus period dates Not Applicable
Association sponsored awards None
Association Manager Schley Cox W4AMW
Email address [email protected]
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1.1 Program Deviation
The Kentucky W4 SOTA is an extension of similar programs already active in other countries and other regions of the United States. Much of the list of summits was derived from the work of John Kirk, published on the http://www.listofjohn.com website. Other sources of data exist, namely from the United States Geological Survey (USGS). A random sampling of the data from John Kirk’s site was found to match the USGS data so it was chosen to be the source. The W4K Association scoring scheme is based on the relative height of summits of 150M (492ft) elevation for the surrounding saddle in order to qualify. This value has been rounded off to 500ft for convenience in SOTA regions where the routine measurement for height is in feet. Further information on the concept of “prominence” is available from Wikipedia and other sources.
The summit database is thought to be complete. If you would like a summit added, or you find an error in this ARM, please contact the Association Manager (AM). If the AM determines the requested summit is valid, or a change needs to occur to an existing summit’s database record, he will update the ARM and submit it for approval to the SOTA Management Team (MT). Summits cannot be counted for points until a launch date and a reference number has been allocated by the AM and approved by the MT. Please include the following information to help expedite requests for additions and/or corrections to the ARM’s summit list:
1. Name of the summit as shown on the applicable USGS topographical map or as listed in the Geonames database.
2. Latitude and longitude of the summit expressed in decimal degrees to at least four decimal places.
3. Elevation of the summit expressed in feet above sea level. 4. Prominence value of the summit expressed in feet with a citation indicating the source of this
value.
1.2 General information Regions are based on six geographical regions within the state of Kentucky, namely those shown as Pennyrile, Blue Grass with a sub section called Knobs Arc, Eastern Coal Field, Western Coal Field and Jackson Purchase. Some of the regions extend into several adjacent states but for the purposes of establishing regions for this program the above were selected. Each summit location was verified using the county location provided from the List of John and matched to the corresponding region as shown on the map below. A code system was created with the following, PR (Pennyrile), KA (Knobs Arc) and EC (East Coal Field). At this time there are no summits qualifying within the other three regions.
All regions do have the same points scoring scheme. If additional regions are added to this W4K Association, they must comply with this scoring scheme. In order to qualify, a summit has to meet the following requirements:
• The summit must be listed on USGS topo maps. • The summit must have at least 500 ft. prominence • In the case of doubt regarding compliance to qualification criteria, the SOTA Management Team reserves the right to decide whether or not the Summit will be added to the list.
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1.3 Rights of way and access issues
Some of the summits listed in this ARM are on private land with no public access. Private lands in the USA are NOT open to camping and hiking simply by default. While European activators may be accustomed to the privileges of “Every Man’s Right” laws, these laws do not exist in the USA. No SOTA activator should ever trespass onto private land. If an activator does receive permission from a private landowner to a private summit, the activator must remember he or she may be the landowner’s only contact with SOTA or amateur radio and therefore must adhere to the highest standards of politeness and courtesy during the activation so as to pave the way for future activators to be authorized. The landowner is performing a favour for the amateur activator.
1.4 Maps and navigation
A reliable map of the region to be hiked along with a compass, and competency in the use of both, are essential. USGS topographical maps should be supplemented by trail maps where available. State parks often provide specific trail maps at no cost. A GPS is a good supplemental tool, though it should not be relied upon for primary navigation. It can fail to acquire satellite reception when in heavy cover, which is typical of Kentucky forests on steep ground.
When map sources are discovered by potential activators, the association strongly encourages sharing this data on the SOTAwatch website at http://www.sotawatch.org/summits.php to assist other activators. Please be sure to respect intellectual property law when adding information to the SOTAwatch site.
Kentucky Adventure Tourism (http://kygeonet.ky.gov/kyadventure/) maintains an excellent web page which activators can use to virtually tour the SOTA peaks in the state, or find one in particular by entering latitude and longitude.
1.5 Safety considerations A wealth of information on hiking and mountaineering is available from numerous resources on the
internet, specialty retailers, bookstores, and local libraries. In addition to the standard preparation
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and planning that should go into any summit venture (essential supplies, weather forecast, etc.)
particular consideration should be given to the following.
Added pack weight and space for communication equipment (transceivers, batteries, antenna and
accessories) will change the amount of effort an experienced hiker will expend going to and from
most summits. Test your SOTA station thoroughly before leaving home and include plenty of time
in the day to set up, operate and tear down a station.
The main objective is to return safely to the trail head and NOTHING should jeopardize this
objective. Be mindful of time and weather conditions when lingering at the summit faced with
making the last contact or working every caller in a pile-up. Most climbing accidents occur on
descent and are generally due to fatigue and travel along trails as darkness approaches. It gets
dark quickly on a trail in the woods.
There is a wide range of skill and fitness levels required for activating the various summits in
Kentucky. Make sure your skill and fitness levels are up to the task.
Illegal marijuana cultivation occurs throughout Kentucky, but it is particularly prevalent in eastern
Kentucky where the SOTA peaks occur. Marijuana is grown both on private and public land,
including state parks and federal lands such as the Daniel Boone National Forest. Activators
should be familiar with the appearance of the plant and if they encounter a plot they should quickly
turn around, retrace their steps and leave the area as quickly as possible. Some plots are booby-
trapped: some are guarded. Under no circumstances should anyone examine the plot or linger
nearby. Marijuana is planted in May and June and then harvested in October.
Natural threats include black bears, rattle snakes, copperheads, water moccasins, poison ivy,
poison oak and stinging nettle.
1.6 Foreign amateur radio operators in Kentucky
Foreign amateurs that are citizens and licensees of countries that participate in operating agreements with the United States of America are encouraged to consult the ARRL or FCC website for full details of operating within Kentucky.
1.7 Awards There are no W4K Association awards at this time. However, several awards are available from the
SOTA parent organization. Consult the SOTA website for details. (http://www.sota.org.uk/Awards)
1.8 Disclaimer Hiking, hill-walking and rock-climbing are potentially dangerous activities. The SOTA Management
Team and their associates assume no responsibility for accidents.
Participants must be competent to undertake their proposed Expedition and must carry suitable
equipment, taking account of the terrain, weather conditions, etc. Activators take part in the Programme
entirely at their own risk and the Programme in its entirety shall accept no responsibility for injury, loss
of life or any other loss. Activators are reminded that hill climbing is an inherently hazardous activity.
Accidents can and do happen in the mountains and the risk is neither increased nor mitigated by the
SOTA programme.
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Each participant does so at his or her own risk, and must decide, on the basis of their ability, whether
an objective is achievable. The listing of a summit in the reference does not mean that it is easy to
reach, and it is always worth seeking local advice for all but the simplest of the expeditions.
2. Summit Reference Data
2.1 Region Reference – KY – Pennyrile Mountains (PR)
Association Kentucky (W4K)
Region KY- Pennyrile Mountains (W4K/PR-xxx)
Region manager Refer to Association Manager
2.1.1 Regional notes The PR region lies in the south central to western area of Kentucky bordering Tennessee to the south. It
consists of the following counties: Casey, Clinton and Wayne. 2.1.2 Table of summits
Ref. No. Summit name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Latitude Longitude Valid from dd/mm/yyyy
Valid to dd/mm/yyyy
Score
W4K/PR-001 Green River Knob 545 1789 -84.8453 37.1534 01/06/2013 2
W4K/PR-002 Sewell Mountain 539 1770 -85.1061 36.7201 01/06/2013 2
W4K/PR-003 Short Mountain 497 1630 -85.0708 36.7753 01/06/2013 2
W4K/PR-004 Elk Ridge 466 1530 -84.7739 36.8448 01/06/2013 2
W4K/PR-005 Furnace Mountain 454 1490 -84.8978 36.8078 01/06/2013 1
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2.2 Region Reference – KY - Knobs Arc Mountains (KA)
Association Kentucky W4K
Region KA – Knobs Arc (W4K/KA-xxx)
Region manager Refer to Association Manager
2.2.1 Regional notes The KA region lies within south eastern and south western section of the Blue Grass region. It consists
of the following counties: Bullitt, Estill, and Madison.
2.2.2 Table of summits
Ref. No. Summit name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Latitude Longitude Valid from dd/mm/yyyy
Valid to dd/mm/yyyy
Score
W4K/KA-001 Madison County High
Point 509 1670 -84.2511 37.5274 01/06/2013 2
W4K/KA-002 Indian Fort Mountain 473 1552 -84.2330 37.5637 01/06/2013 2
W4K/KA-003 Zion Mountain 461 1511 -84.0668 37.6266 01/06/2013 2
W4K/KA-004 Joe Lick Knob 452 1483 -84.2291 37.6065 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA-005 Low Knob 442 1450 -83.9636 37.7486 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA-006 1450 442 1450 -84.1014 37.6031 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA-007 Sugarloaf Mountain 440 1445 -83.9890 37.7861 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA-008 Big Round Mountain 433 1420 -84.0652 37.6492 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA-009 Pilot Knob 430 1411 -84.1990 37.5639 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA-010 1410 430 1410 -84.1124 37.6102 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA-011 1383 422 1383 -84.1258 37.5932 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA/012 1370 418 1370 -84.1034 37.5812 01/06/2013 1
W4K/KA/013 Dawson Knob 302 990 -85.7869 37.9215 01/06/2013 1
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2.3 Region Reference – KY – East Coal Field Mountains (EC)
Association Kentucky W4K
Region EC East Coal Field (W4K/EC-xxx)
Region manager Refer to Association Manager
2.4.1 Regional notes
The EC region lies in the eastern part of Kentucky and borders Virginia to the east and Tennessee to the south. It consists of the following counties: Bell, Clay, Floyd, Harlan, Johnson, Knott, Knox, Leslie, Letcher, Martin, McCreary, Perry, Pike, Powell, Rowan and Whitley.
2.4.2 Table of summits
Ref No. Summit name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Latitude Longitude Valid from dd/mm/yyyy
Valid to dd/mm/yyyy
Score
W4K/EC-001 Black Mountain 1262 4139 -82.8938 36.9142 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-002 Little Black
Mountain 1116 3660 -83.0768 36.8507 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-003 3660 1116 3660 -83.0371 36.8633 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-004 Dominion
Benchmark 1116 3660 -83.1076 36.8279 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-005 Little Black
Lookout
1042 3420 -83.1487 36.8226 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-006 Chunklick
Benchmark 1039 3410 -83.3834 36.7345 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-007 3380A 1030 3380 -83.1609 36.8959 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-008 3380B 1030 3380 -83.217 36.8208 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-009
3380C 1030 3380 -83.2569 36.8366 01/06/2013 10
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Ref No. Summit name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Latitude Longitude Valid from dd/mm/yyyy
Valid to dd/mm/yyyy
Score
W4K/EC-010 3355 1023 3355 -83.2216 36.8832 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-011 Fox Knob 1018 3340 -83.3766 36.8002 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-012 3340A 1018 3340 -83.1233 36.9211 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-013 3340B 1018 3340 -83.111 36.9273 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-014 Pine Mountain 1006 3300 -82.7318 37.1126 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-015 Grays Ridge 981 3220 -83.3011 36.7746 01/06/2013 10
W4K/EC-016 3070 936 3070 -83.802 36.6616 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-017 Double Spur 930 3050 -83.3209 36.7481 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-018 3010 917 3010 -83.4844 36.709 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-019 2961 903 2961 -83.5234 36.7422 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-020 2940 896 2940 -83.1602 36.95 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-021 Flatwoods 872 2860 -82.5246 37.285 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-022 2710 826 2710 -83.7831 36.6894 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-023 2660 811 2660 -83.1474 36.9779 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-024 Peters Knob 799 2620 -83.4497 36.8915 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-025 2556 779 2556 -83.3165 36.9188 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-026 2540 774 2540 -83.2112 36.9534 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-027 Dicks Knob 762 2500 -82.2275 37.5013 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-028 2500 762 2500 -82.5849 37.2344 01/06/2013 8
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Ref No. Summit name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Latitude Longitude Valid from dd/mm/yyyy
Valid to dd/mm/yyyy
Score
W4K/EC-029 Hylton Knob 761 2498 -82.1634 37.4216 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-030 2452 747 2452 -83.7144 36.7041 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-031 2420 738 2420 -82.206 37.5086 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-032 Cranks Ridge 738 2420 -83.2207 36.7665 01/06/2013 8
W4K/EC-033 High Knob 725 2380 -82.1108 37.4547 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-034 2380A 725 2380 -82.4746 37.27 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-035 2380B 725 2380 -82.5109 37.3354 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-036 2352 717 2352 -82.2301 37.4696 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-037 2340A 713 2340 -82.7779 37.2637 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-038 2340B 713 2340 -82.4557 37.3013 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-039 2340C 713 2340 -82.6354 37.2895 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-040 Floyd County HP 713 2340 -82.7011 37.2937 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-041 2325 709 2325 -82.9533 37.0361 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-042 Knox County HP 708 2322 -83.8651 36.7182 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-043 2300A 701 2300 -83.7405 36.7477 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-044 Hances Ridge 701 2300 -83.5728 36.6811 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-045 2300B 701 2300 -82.6643 37.325 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-046 2300C 701 2300 -83.1858 37.0353 01/06/2013 6
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-047 2300D 701 2300 -82.7357 37.2083 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-048 Flag Top 700 2295 -83.682 36.7155 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-049 2260A 689 2260 -82.816 37.1706 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-050 2260B 689 2260 -82.5594 37.2924 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-051 2260C 689 2260 -82.6513 37.1824 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-052 2260D 689 2260 -82.7743 37.2184 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-053 Turkey
Benchmark 686 2252 -82.2259 37.4189 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-054 Clay County HP 681 2235 -83.5849 36.9592 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-055 2220A 677 2220 -82.3654 37.4657 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-056 2220B 677 2220 -83.6827 36.8548 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-057 Bear Wallow
Mountain 667 2188 -83.9907 36.657 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-058 Point Gap 2
Benchmark 667 2188 -83.6091 36.9544 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-059 2187 667 2187 -83.7085 36.7812 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-060 Fourmile
Benchmark 664 2180 -83.7335 36.8121 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-061 Dixon Knob 664 2180 -83.0529 37.1584 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-062 Brasher
Benchmark 664 2180 -83.1445 37.1039 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-063 2180 664 2180 -82.5342 37.3568 01/06/2013 6
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-064 2175 663 2175 -82.8729 37.0922 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-065 2170 661 2170 -84.2101 36.6452 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-066 Ryans Creek
Mountain 660 2165 -84.306 36.6549 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-067 Dark Ridge 659 2162 -83.6905 36.6481 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-068 2156 657 2156 -83.6637 36.8055 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-069 Signal Knob 652 2140 -82.6728 37.4005 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-070 2140A 652 2140 -82.973 37.0513 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-071 2140B 652 2140 -82.2775 37.4499 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-072 2140C 652 2140 -82.3776 37.4733 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-073 Rocky Face 649 2130 -83.6757 36.6939 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-074 Stephens Knob 648 2125 -84.3362 36.6166 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-075 2100A 640 2100 -82.8876 37.1685 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-076 2100B 640 2100 -83.6132 36.6761 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-077 2100C 640 2100 -82.9091 37.2059 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-078 2100D 640 2100 -82.6117 37.4006 01/06/2013 6
W4K/EC-079 2090 637 2090 -83.8292 36.7433 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-080 2082 635 2082 -82.113 37.4988 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-081 2068 630 2068 -82.3194 37.3715 01/06/2013 4
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-082 2065 629 2065 -82.4322 37.4611 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-083 2060A 628 2060 -82.5708 37.3724 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-084 2060B 628 2060 -83.016 37.2768 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-085 2060C 628 2060 -82.8793 37.1342 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-086 2060D 628 2060 -82.5726 37.3417 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-087 2060E 628 2060 -82.2102 37.5373 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-088 2060F 628 2060 -83.0915 37.0837 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-089 2060G 628 2060 -82.1164 37.5179 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-090 2041 622 2041 -82.9019 37.1271 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-091 2030 619 2030 -83.7524 36.7653 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-092 2020A 616 2020 -82.1907 37.5995 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-093 2020B 616 2020 -82.8601 37.1913 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-094 2020C 616 2020 -82.1703 37.5575 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-095 Blackberry
Mountain 616 2020 -82.2057 37.583 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-096 2020D 616 2020 -82.7519 37.3136 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-097 2020E 616 2020 -82.8716 37.1683 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-098 Patterson
Mountain 613 2010 -84.088 36.6607 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-099 2008 612 2008 -83.2355 36.7528 01/06/2013 4
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-100 1980A 604 1980 -82.9094 37.3184 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-101 Canada Knob 604 1980 -82.3607 37.5961 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-102 1980B 604 1980 -83.2374 37.1123 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-103 1980C 604 1980 -82.8973 37.312 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-104 Lawson Mountain 594 1950 -83.9432 36.688 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-105 1940A 591 1940 -82.3194 37.6271 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-106 1940B 591 1940 -82.3899 37.5692 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-107 1940C 591 1940 -82.933 37.2685 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-108 1940D 591 1940 -82.2359 37.6437 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-109 1930 588 1930 -83.814 36.7941 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-110 1903 580 1903 -82.8976 37.2518 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-111 1900A 579 1900 -82.7271 37.3718 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-112 1900B 579 1900 -83.4201 37.0813 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-113 Stratton Knob 579 1900 -82.457 37.4844 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-114 1890 576 1890 -83.7657 36.8643 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-115 1878 572 1878 -82.4724 37.4673 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-116
Bald Knob 570 1870 -84.0931 36.8497 01/06/2013 4
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-117 1860A 567 1860 -82.7475 37.4357 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-118 McDowell
Benchmark 567 1860 -82.7097 37.4595 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-119 1860B 567 1860 -82.9095 37.2795 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-120 1860C 567 1860 -82.9008 37.3935 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-121 1860D 567 1860 -82.2966 37.609 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-122 1850A 564 1850 -83.8856 36.7893 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-123 1850B 564 1850 -83.1169 37.2016 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-124 Lost Mountain 563 1847 -83.1843 37.3177 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-125 1843 562 1843 -83.714 36.902 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-126 Joes Knob
Benchmark 558 1831 -82.4948 37.533 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-127 Peak Mountain 558 1830 -84.2958 36.6817 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-128 Little Round
Mountain 557 1827 -83.918 36.6754 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-129 1820A 555 1820 -82.324 37.6536 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-130 1820B 555 1820 -82.5336 37.4192 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-131 1820C 555 1820 -82.2725 37.4136 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-132 1820D 555 1820 -82.5086 37.3989 01/06/2013 4
W4K/EC-133
Wood Mountain 552 1810 -84.1074 36.7712 01/06/2013 4
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-134 Chestnut Oak
Mountain 546 1790 -84.096 36.8004 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-135 1780A 543 1780 -82.7013 37.5125 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-136 1780B 543 1780 -82.5905 37.4572 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-137 1780C 543 1780 -82.2575 37.6125 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-138 1780D 543 1780 -82.2951 37.4235 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-139 1775 541 1775 -82.4854 37.4606 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-140 Laurel County
HP
539 1770 -83.8774 37.0467 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-141 1770 539 1770 -83.9427 36.7513 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-142 1750A 533 1750 -82.5395 37.5583 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-143 1750B 533 1750 -84.0566 36.8262 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-144 1749 533 1749 -82.5469 37.5352 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-145 1740A 530 1740 -82.7234 37.4658 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-146 1740B 530 1740 -82.5862 37.5725 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-147 1740C 530 1740 -82.0675 37.5168 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-148 1710A 521 1710 -84.0064 36.9149 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-149 1710B 521 1710 -84.1042 36.9099 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-150 1710C 521 1710 -84.0157 36.8812 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-151 1700A 518 1700 -82.5151 37.5671 01/06/2013 2
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-152 Border
Benchmark 518 1700 -82.3278 37.7096 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-153 1700B 518 1700 -82.4263 37.657 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-154 1700C 518 1700 -82.7698 37.4752 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-155 Hector
Benchmark 518 1700 -83.691 37.1545 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-156 Kirby Mountain 518 1699 -83.9481 36.9882 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-157 1690A 515 1690 -84.0274 36.9056 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-158 1690B 515 1690 -83.8078 36.8988 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-159 1690C 515 1690 -83.9503 36.928 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-160 1690D 515 1690 -84.0656 36.8552 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-161 Cutoff Mountain 514 1685 -83.8906 37.1312 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-162 1660A 506 1660 -82.6621 37.5552 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-163 1660B 506 1660 -82.2928 37.6516 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-164 1660C 506 1660 -82.7117 37.4973 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-165 1650A 503 1650 -83.8393 36.8517 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-166 1650B 503 1650 -83.8384 37.0695 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-167 1630A 497 1630 -83.8863 36.9427 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-168 1630B 497 1630 -83.9095 36.9355 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-169 1620A 494 1620 -82.8133 37.5543 01/06/2013 2
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-170 1620B 494 1620 -82.6752 37.4944 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-171 1610 491 1610 -83.8673 36.885 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-172 1582 482 1582 -82.5768 37.5049 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-173 Duty Knob 482 1580 -82.5198 37.492 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-174 1580 482 1580 -82.8206 37.5813 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-175 1561 476 1561 -83.7287 37.1881 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-176 1540A 469 1540 -82.7501 37.7051 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-177 1540B 469 1540 -82.5504 37.4663 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-178 1540C 469 1540 -82.5797 37.7172 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-179 1540D 469 1540 -82.7006 37.6154 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-180 1529 466 1529 -83.4424 37.2874 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-181 Stuffley Knob 482 1508 -82.9202 37.7832 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-182 1500 457 1500 -82.9045 37.6886 01/06/2013 2
W4K/EC-183 1460 445 1460 -82.7217 37.6517 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-184 Pilot Knob 442 1450 -83.9357 37.9114 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-185 Limestone Knob 437 1435 -83.4766 38.1379 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-186 1420 433 1420 -82.8181 37.7291 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-187 1380A 421 1380 -82.8012 37.7961 01/06/2013 1
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Ref. No. Summit Name Alt. (m) Alt. (ft) Long. Lat. Valid From
dd/mm/yyyy Valid To
dd/mm/yyyy Pts.
W4K/EC-188 1380B 421 1380 -82.8428 37.7461 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-189 1380C 421 1380 -82.752 37.6454 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-190 1355 413 1355 -82.7457 37.7314 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-191 1340 408 1340 -82.819 37.7875 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-192 1283 391 1283 -82.7913 37.7564 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-193 1260 384 1260 -82.5274 37.4007 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-194 1250 381 1250 -82.7532 37.7475 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-195 1220 372 1220 -82.5349 37.4761 01/06/2013 1
W4K/EC-196 1197 365 1197 -82.7862 37.8008 01/06/2013 1
