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Slover Mountain

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Slover Mountain, also called Mount Slover or Marble Mountain, was a mountain of limestone in Colton, in southwestern San Bernardino County, California, that originally stood 1,184 feet tall. It was surface mined for limestone through the 20th century, and the extraction reduced it from a mountain to a hill, so that it is now classified among former landforms rather than an intact peak.

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