Talk:Mount Jitchu Drake

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The greater part of Bhutan's western border is formed by the Himalayan range, including the peaks of Jhomolhari and Jichu Drakye. Bhutan. Ediz. Inglese Lindsay Brown, Bradley Mayhew, Stan Armington, Richard W Whitecross Lonely Planet, 2007 page 83. I could find numerous other references that this is the correct location of this peak, but am hoping no one will contest edits I will be making. The current map and location info box have a location no where near the western border. Steve Pastor (talk) 18:53, 17 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]