Whitetop
- proper noun
- /ˈwaɪtˌtɑp/
- After a long drive, we finally reached Whitetop just as the sun was setting.
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I visited Whitetop last summer.
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They stopped in Whitetop to buy supplies before hiking the nearby trails.
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The annual festival in Whitetop attracts visitors from across the region.
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Have you ever been to Whitetop?
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We're at Whitetop Station, a small, old clapboard train depot and, at 3,576 feet, the highest point of the trail.
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The Whitetop community hosts an annual festival celebrating local culture and heritage.
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Many tourists visit Whitetop for its hiking trails and beautiful natural scenery.
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Etymology
The name Whitetop for the community comes from the nearby mountain called Whitetop, whose name means 'white summit' because the peak often looks white with snow or fog. That's why the village shares the mountain's name.