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This dramatic image can be found only in the air, as it was taken from high above the town of Randolph, north of the Presidential Range. The summit of Mount Madison blends in with the more distant rock and snow of the Chandler Ridge of Mount Washington; the peaks of Mounts Adams, Jefferson, Clay and of course Washington are unmistakable. King Ravine describes a great and rugged gash in the side of the Northeast's second highest peak. In the distance, the Signal Ridge of Mount Carrigain, and that peak's summit, can easily be identified.