Triple Divide Peak (2,440 metres (8,020 ft)) in Glacier National Park is so named because water falling on the mountain reaches not only the Atlantic and Pacific but Hudson Bay as well.
Triple Divide Peak (2.440 m), no Parque Nacional dos Glaciares, é así designado porque as augas que caen da montaña tamén van parar, ademais do Atlántico e o Pacífico, á baía de Hudson, no océano Ártico.