- MTS
- McKinley et al.: Abbr
- Tetons, e.g.: Abbr.
- Appalachian Trail high pts.
- Range elements, for short
- Peaks: abbr.
- Ski slopes, for short
- Short ranges?: Abbr.
- Range pts.
- Range units: Abbr.
- Chain units (abbr.)
- Short range?: Abbr.
- Chain links: Abbr.
- Climbers' challenges: abbr.
- High pts.?
- Jefferson and Jackson in N.H.: Abbr.
- Kjölen components: Abbr.
- Map abbr.
- Parts of a chain: Abbr.
- Points on a geography exam: Abbr.
- Range parts: Abbr.
- A lot of Switz.
- Washington, Lincoln, Wilson, and Hayes, e.g.: Abbr.
- Hadley and Bradley on the Moon: Abbr.
- Ibex homes: Abbr.
- Rockies (abbr.)
- Cook and Hood (abbr.)
- Logan and Whistler (abbr.)
- Canadian Rockies peaks (abbr.)
- Canadian Rockies, e.g. (abbr.)
- Alaska's Wrangell and St. Elias, e.g.: Abbr.
- They're at both ends of the Appalachian Trail: Abbr.
- Relief points: Abbr.
- Many feature white caps: Abbr.
- There are 14 on Earth called "eight-thousanders": Abbr.
- Range components (abbr.)
- The Rockies (abbr.)
- McKinley, Hood, et al. (abbr.)
- Cook and Lassen (abbr.)
- McKinley and Rainier (abbr.)
- Everest and St. Helens
- Rushmore and Rainier (abbr.)
- St. Helens and others
- Chain members (abbr.)
- Everest and K2 (abbr.)
- The Rockies, briefly
- Logan and Shasta (abbr.)
- St. Helens, et al.
- Everest and Rainier (abbr.)
- High points (abbr.)
- Short range?
- The Rockies, e.g. (abbr.)
- Appalachians, e.g. (abbr.)
- Everest and Hood (abbr.)
- The Rockies, et al. (abbr.)
- St. Helens and Sinai
- Ararat and Everest, briefly
- Appalachians and Alps (abbr.)
- Fuji and Rainier (abbr.)
- Alps, e.g.
- High elevs.
- Rockies, e.g.
- Pass sites: Abbr.
- High spots: Abbr.
- Ski areas: Abbr.
- Climbers' goals: Abbr.
- Hood et al.: Abbr.
- Range makeup: Abbr.
- Hood and Baker: Abbr.
- Rocky follower: Abbr.
- The Sierras, e.g.
- Rainier and Shasta: Abbr.
- Whitney et al.: Abbr.
- Denali et al.: Abbr.
- Summer escapes: Abbr.
- Atlas high pts.
- Places with peaks and passes: Abbr.
- Whitney and others: Abbr.
- Andes, e.g.: Abbr.
- Cascade components: Abbr.
- K2 and Hood: Abbr.
- Some are named for presidents: Abbr.
- Whitney and Washington: Abbr.
- Matterhorn and Weisshorn: Abbr.
- The Colorado fourteeners, e.g.: Abbr.
- Pts. of a range
- Topographic map abbr.
- Ararat and Everest: Abbr.
- Rockies, e.g.: Abbr.
- The Andes, for short
- Rainier and Everest: Abbr.
- Washington and McKinley: Abbr.
- St. Helens and Olympus
- They may have caps: Abbr.
- Geog. feature
- Rockies or Andes: Abbr.
- Alps, for example: Abbr.
- Catskills, e.g.: Abbr.
- Map features: Abbr.
- The Alps, for instance: Abbr.
- The Rockies, for instance: Abbr.
- 44 Across components: Abbr.
- Geog. features
- High ranges: Abbr.
- Range: Abbr.
- Rushmore and Everest: Abbr.
- The Sierras, e.g.: Abbr.
- Parts of chains: Abbr.
- Sinai and St. Helens
- Alps and Rockies: Abbr.
- What ranges are made of: Abbr.
- Parts of a range: Abbr.
- Topographical high pts.
- St. Elias, in Canada
- Atlas abbr.
- Canada's St. Elias __
- What a range is made of: Abbr.
- Tall Caucasians, for short
- CO's 50+ 14ers
- Rockies and Alps: Abbr.
- Rockies or Alps: Abbr.
- Everest and others: Abbr.
- The Adirondacks, e.g.: Abbr.
- Chain parts: Abbr.
- Vesuvius and Sinai, for two: Abbr.
- The Appalachians, e.g.: Abbr.
- They're in ranges: Abbr.
- Washington and McKinley, e.g.: Abbr.
- Catskill ___.
- White, Green, etc.: Abbr.
- See 24 Down: Abbr.
- Alps: Abbr.
- Map abbreviation.
- McKinley and Wilson: Abbr.
- McKinley and others: Abbr.
- Atlas or Smoky: Abbr.
- Map maker's abbreviation.
- Abbreviation in cartography.
- High places: Abbr.
- See 6 Down.
- Geographical feature: Abbr.
- Washington and Adams: Abbr.
- Cascades or Rockies: Abbr.
- Hood and Rainier: Abbr.
- Rainier et al.
- Apennines or Vosges: Abbr.
- Blue Ridge, etc.: Abbr.
- Jungfrau, etc.: Abbr.
- Alps, etc.: Abbr.
- Cascades or Tetons: Abbr.
- Matterhorn et al.: Abbr.
- Vosges, etc.: Abbr.
- Tetons or Rockies: Abbr.
- Wilson and McKinley: Abbr.
- McKinley and Hood: Abbr.
- Rushmore and Blanc, for short
- Head and Rainier: Abbr.
- Map abbrs.
- Abbreviated ranges
- Jungfrau, etc.
- Everest and Etna: Abbr.
- Rocky elevs.
- Cartographic abbr.
- Abbr. on a map
- Atlas ref.
- Rainier and Hood: Abbr.
- White and Adirondack: Abbr.
- Ida and Ossa: Abbr.
- Ossa and Ida: Abbr.
- Chain pts.?
- High spots, for short
- Hood and others: Abbr.
- Washington, McKinley et al.: Abbr.
- A lot of Colo.
- Continental Div., e.g.
- Holyoke and Sinai, e.g.: Abbr.
- Geographical abbr.
- They're on the horizon: Abbr.
- Churchill and Logan: Abbr.
- 64-Across and others: Abbr.
- See 25-Down
- McKinley and Washington: Abbr.
- They're often volcanic: Abbr.
- Projections on some globes: Abbr.
- Certain chain units: Abbr.
- Geog. high points
- K2 and Kilimanjaro: Abbr.
- The 57-Down, e.g.
- Much of W.Va.
- Ski area locales: Abbr.
- You may find a range of these: Abbr.
- Everest and Denali: Abbr.
- The islands of Hawaii, effectively: Abbr.
- Alps, e.g.: Abbr.
- High peaks: Abbr.
- The Andes, e.g.: Abbr.
- Kangchenjunga and Denali, for two: Abbr.
- Peaks, for short
- Shasta and Olympus, for short
- McKinley and Logan, et al (Abbr.)
- Hood and Shasta (Abbr.)
- Colo. sights
- Hood and McKinley (Abbr.)
- The Ozarks and Everest, briefly
- Peaks, briefly
- Fuji and Hood: Abbr.
- The Tetons, e.g.: Abbr.
- Rushmore and Blanc: abbr.
- Alps for short
- Penn's Pocono ____
- Map elevations: abbr.
- The Rockies, e.g.
- Shasta and Hood, e.g.
- Atlas pts.
- Wilson and Lincoln: Abbr.
- Washington and Whitney: Abbr.
- Logan and McKinley: Abbr.
- Jungfrau and K2: Abbr.
- Geographical high pts.
- Sizable geol. features
- Appalachians or Apennines: Abbr.
- Range members: Abbr.
- Smokies, e.g.: Abbr.
- Etna and Everest: Abbr.
