Thicketty Mountain

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Thicketty Mountain
Highest point
Elevation 1,194 ft (364 m)
Coordinates 35°06′46″N81°46′06″W / 35.112903°N 81.768435°W / 35.112903; -81.768435 Coordinates: 35°06′46″N81°46′06″W / 35.112903°N 81.768435°W / 35.112903; -81.768435
Geography
Location Cherokee County, South Carolina, U.S.
Topo map Thicketty Mountain Topo Map

Thicketty Mountain is a mountain summit in northwestern Cherokee County in the state of South Carolina (SC). Thicketty Mountain climbs to an elevation of around 1,194 feet (364 meters). Thicketty Mountain is also one of the three mountain peaks of Cherokee County.

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