- Brooks Range
- geographical name mountain range N Alaska extending from Kotzebue Sound to Canadian border; highest peak over 9000 feet (2740 meters)
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
Brooks Range — [after A. H. Brooks (1871 1924), U.S. geologist] mountain range extending across N Alas.: highest peak, 9,239 ft (2,816 m) … English World dictionary
Brooks Range — Brooks′ Range′ n. geg a mountain range in N Alaska, forming a watershed between the Yukon River and the Arctic Ocean: highest peak, 9239 ft. (2815 m) … From formal English to slang
Brooks Range — Geobox|Range name=Brooks Range image caption=Brooks Range from near Galbraith Lake country=United States |country1=Canada region=Alaska |region1=Yukon unit= border= length imperial=| length orientation= width imperial= | width orientation=… … Wikipedia
Brooks Range — a mountain range in N Alaska, forming a watershed between the Yukon River and the Arctic Ocean: highest peak, 9239 ft. (2815 m). * * * Mountain range, northern Alaska, U.S. It extends about 600 mi (1,000 km) from Kotzebue Sound to the Canadian… … Universalium
Brooks Range — Die Brookskette im Norden Alaskas Die Brookskette Die bis 2749 m hohe Brookskette (engl. Brooks Range [ˈbrʊks ˌreɪndʒ]) ist neben der … Deutsch Wikipedia
Brooks Range — Chaîne Brooks Chaîne Brooks Géographie Altitude 2 749 m, Mont Chamberlin … Wikipédia en Français
Brooks Range — Sp Brùkso kalnãgūbris Ap Brooks Range L Š. Amerikos Kordiljerų Š dalis, JAV (Aliaska) … Pasaulio vietovardžiai. Internetinė duomenų bazė
Brooks Range — /bruks ˈreɪndʒ/ (say broohks raynj) noun a mountain range in the US, in northern Alaska, forming a watershed between the Yukon River and the Arctic Ocean. Highest peak, about 3050 m …
Brooks Range — a mountain range in N Alaska, forming a watershed between the Yukon River and the Arctic Ocean: highest peak, 9239 ft. (2815 m). * * * [bro͝oks] a mountain chain that extends across northern Alaska. It is the northwestern end of the Rocky… … Useful english dictionary
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