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Jarbidge Mountains
Jarbidge Mountains
	View of the Jarbidge Mountains from Copper Mountain
Highest point
Peak	Matterhorn (Nevada)
Elevation	3,303.42 m (10,838.0 ft)
Geography
	Jarbidge Mountains Location of Jarbidge Mountains in Nevada
Country	United States
State	Nevada
District	Elko County

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The Jarbidge Mountains are a range of high peaks in northern Elko County, in northeastern Nevada in the western United States. The range extends southward approximately 25 miles (40 km) from a point near the small community of Jarbidge. To the east is the East Fork of the Jarbidge River, O'Neil Basin, and Salmon Falls Creek. To the west is Jarbidge itself, the Jarbidge River, and the Mahogany Mountains. The southern slopes of the Jarbidge Mountains, however, eventually drain into the main branch of the Humboldt River, and are therefore part of the Great Basin.

The Jarbidge Mountains are contained within the Jarbidge Ranger District of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, and much of the range is within the Jarbidge Wilderness. The highest point in the range is Matterhorn Peak, at an elevation of 10,839 feet (3305 m). Other major peaks include Marys River Peak (10,565 ft, 3220 m), Cougar Peak (10,559 ft, 3218 m), Square Top Mountain (10,694 ft, 3260 m), Jumbo Peak (10,635 ft, 3240 m), and Jarbidge Peak (10,789 ft, 3290 m). Four miles east of the main crest lies God's Pocket Peak (10,184 ft, 3105 m).

Snowslide Gulch, in the Jarbidge Mountains

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 [[File:Jarbidge Mountains viewed from Three Creek Road in Idaho.jpg|thumb|left|Jarbidge Mountains viewed from Three Creek Road in Idaho]]
-The Jarbidge Mountains are contained within the [[Jarbidge Ranger District]] of the [[Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest]], and much of it is within the [[Jarbidge Wilderness]]. The highest point in the range is Matterhorn Peak, at an elevation of 10,839&nbsp;feet (3305&nbsp;m).  Other major peaks include Marys River Peak (10,565&nbsp;ft, 3220&nbsp;m), Cougar Peak (10,559&nbsp;ft, 3218&nbsp;m), Square Top Mountain (10,694&nbsp;ft, 3260&nbsp;m), Jumbo Peak (10,635&nbsp;ft, 3240&nbsp;m), and Jarbidge Peak (10,789&nbsp;ft, 3290&nbsp;m).  Four miles east of the main crest lies God's Pocket Peak (10,184&nbsp;ft, 3105&nbsp;m).
+The Jarbidge Mountains are contained within the [[Jarbidge Ranger District]] of the [[Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest]], and much of the range is within the [[Jarbidge Wilderness]]. The highest point in the range is Matterhorn Peak, at an elevation of 10,839&nbsp;feet (3305&nbsp;m).  Other major peaks include Marys River Peak (10,565&nbsp;ft, 3220&nbsp;m), Cougar Peak (10,559&nbsp;ft, 3218&nbsp;m), Square Top Mountain (10,694&nbsp;ft, 3260&nbsp;m), Jumbo Peak (10,635&nbsp;ft, 3240&nbsp;m), and Jarbidge Peak (10,789&nbsp;ft, 3290&nbsp;m).  Four miles east of the main crest lies God's Pocket Peak (10,184&nbsp;ft, 3105&nbsp;m).
 [[File:View of the Jarbidge Mountains from the end of pavement on Three Creek Road.jpg|thumb|left|View of the Jarbidge Mountains from the end of pavement on Three Creek Road. The [[Snake River Plain]] gradually ascends from north to south and merges with the Jarbidge Mountains]]
 [[image:SnowslideGulchNV.jpg|left|thumb|Snowslide Gulch, in the Jarbidge Mountains]]