Mount Bolanos, Mountain peak in Talo'fo'fo' Municipality, Guam
Mount Bolanos is a summit in Talo'fo'fo' Municipality on the island of Guam, rising to about 368 meters (1,207 feet) above sea level. The peak lies between three villages and serves as a natural geographical marker across the southern part of the island.
The peak has been recorded on United States Geological Survey maps for many decades, providing navigation reference for local residents and explorers. Its role as a geographical marker has remained consistent throughout modern Guamanian history.
The mountain functions as a central geographical reference point for local communities, connecting three distinct village territories within the Guamanian landscape.
Bring plenty of water and a map or GPS device when visiting, since the area has no developed trails or facilities. The terrain is undeveloped, so proper preparation and navigation tools are important for a safe visit.
The peak ranks among the island's highest summits and stands out for its prominence in shaping the landscape of southern Guam. Its elevation and location make it one of the more notable geographical features on an island where mountains are relatively rare.
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