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Rank	Topic	Wikipedia views
1	Mount Meager	122
2	Skoatl Point	24
3	Castle Rock (volcano)	23
4	Devastator Peak	14
5	Maitland Volcano	14
6	Lone Butte (British Columbia)	14
7	Warden Peak	13
8	Anahim Peak	11
9	The Thumb (Omineca)	9
10	The Neck (British Columbia)	9
11	Stockton Hill	6
12	Spanish Bonk	less than 5 views
13	Victoria Peak (British Columbia)	less than 5 views
14	Perkin's Pillar	less than 5 views
15	Tow Hill	less than 5 views

Parent categories

• Landforms of British Columbia
• Volcanic plugs of Canada
• Volcanoes of British Columbia

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Volcanic plugs of British Columbia.

Pages in category "Volcanic plugs of British Columbia"

The following 16 pages are in this category, out of 16 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

A Anahim Peak C Castle Rock (volcano) D Devastator Peak F Mount Fee L Lone Butte (British Columbia) M Maitland Volcano

M cont. Mount Meager P Perkin's Pillar S Skoatl Point Spanish Bonk Stockton Hill T The Neck (British Columbia)

T cont. The Thumb (Omineca) Tow Hill V Victoria Peak (British Columbia) W Warden Peak

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