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			]s are listed according to various criteria:

	~~This~~ ~~is a '''list~~ of mountains~~''' around~~ ~~the~~ ~~world.~~		* ]
			** ] greater than {{Convert\|7200\|m\|ft\|0}} above sea level
	{{Expand list\|date=August 2008}}
			** ]

			** ]
	==Eight-thousanders==
			* ]
	{{Further\|Eight-thousander}}
			** ]

			** ]
	==Seven Summits==
			* ]
	{{Further\|Seven Summits}}
			* ] restricted to a specific geographic area

			**]
	==Seven Second Summits==
			**]
	{{Further\|Seven Second Summits}}
			* ] sorted by country or province

	==Seven ~~Third~~ Summits==		** ], the highest peak on each continent
			** ], the second-highest peak on each continent
	{{Further\|Seven Third Summits}}
			* ] sorted by geological origin

			* ] organized into mountain ranges
	==Volcanic Seven Summits==
	{{Further\|Volcanic Seven Summits}}

	=={{anchor\|Summits farthest from the Earth's center}} Summits farthest from the Earth's center==
	{{Further information\|Summits farthest from the Earth's center}}

	==By continent or area==

	===Africa===
	{{see also\|List of highest mountain peaks of Africa}}
	{{see also\|List of mountains in South Africa}}
	{{see also\|List of mountains in Algeria}}
	{{see also\|List of mountains in Uganda}}

	The ] shows the highest 75 summits with 500m topographic prominence. The following are lesser peaks:

	* ] (1,544 m), ]
	* ] (2,414 m), ]
	* ] (2,022 m), ]
	* ] (2,380 m), ]
	* ] (2,370 m), ]
	* ] (2,485 m), ]
	* ] (2,419 m), ]
	* ] (3,445 m), ]
	*] (1,500 m), ]
	* ] (3,417 m), ]
	* ] (3,187 m) ] - highest mountain in South Sudan
	* ] (2,620 m), ]
	* ] (3,002 m), ]
	* ] (2,592 m), highest mountain in ]
	* ] (3,175 m), ]
	* ] (2,070 m), ]
	* ] (2,285 m), ]

	===Antarctica===

	See ]

	===Asia===

	====Great Himalayas====
	{{further information\|List of highest mountains\|List of mountains of Nepal\|List of mountains of Pakistan\|List of mountains in China\|List of Ultras of Tibet, East Asia and neighbouring areas\|List of mountains in India\|Mountains of Bhutan}}

	====Hindu Kush====
	{{further information\|Hindu Kush}}

	====Karakoram====
	{{further information\|Karakoram\|Baltoro Muztagh}}

	====Altai====
	{{further information\|Altai Mountains}}

	====East Asia====
	{{further information\|List of mountains and hills of Japan by height\|List of mountains in Taiwan\|List of mountains of China}}

	====Hong Kong====
	{{Main\|List of mountains, peaks and hills in Hong Kong}}

	====Indian Subcontinent====
	{{see also\|List of mountains of India}}
	* ] (2,675 m), ] - Near ], ] - highest point of peninsular India.
	* ] (2,638 m), ] - Near ], ] - second highest point of peninsular India.
	* ] (2,623 m), ] - Near ], ]
	* ] (2,100m), ] - ], Kerala
	* ] (1,930m), ] - In ] near ], ]
	* ] (1,894m), ] - ], Karnataka
	* ] (1,753m), ] - Karnataka
	* ] (1,748m), ] - ], Karnataka
	* ] (1,712m), ] - ] of ] taluka, Karnataka
	* ] (1,965 m), ], ]
	* ] at 1,722 m (5,650 ft),in ] in ] ]
	* Deomali, (1672 m), ] - ], ]
	* Mahendragiri, (1501 m), ] - ], ]
	* ], (1439 m), ] - ],]

	====Sri Lanka====
	{{see also\|List of mountains of Sri Lanka}}

	====Iran====
	See ]

	====Southeast Asia====
	{{Further information\|List of Southeast Asian mountains}}

	====Others====
	{{see also\|List of Ultras of West Asia}}
	* ] (5,137 m), ] - landing site, in ] of the biblical account of ], of his ]
	* ] (5,610 m), ]
	* ] (7,556 m), highest peak in ], ] - also known as Minya Konka, highest peak in the ] Ranges
	* ] (5413 m) - also known as Celestial peak, found in the Four Girls Nature Reserve, in ], ]
	* ] (Lian Hua Feng - "Lotus Pak" 1,864 m), "Yellow Mountain" ], ]
	* ] (7,134 m), ]-] border (] range)
	* ] (7,496 m), ] - highest peak in the ]
	* ] (5,047 m), ], in ]
	* ] (6,740 m), ], ] - also known as Kagebo, highest mountain in Yunnan, it is unclimbed and is holy to Tibetan Buddhism
	* ] (4,750 m), ]n volcano
	* ] (7,719 m), ], ] - highest mountain in the ]
	* ] (7,546 m), ], ] - located in the ], one of the easiest mountains above 7500 to climb
	* ] (7,485 m), highest point in ], located in the ] mountain range.
	* ] (Tomur Feng) (7,439 m), ]-] border - highest peak in the ]
	* ], (4,008 m) highest peak in ]
	* ], (3,491 m) highest peak in ]
	* ] (3,088 m), highest point in ]
	* ] (3,760 m), ]
	* ] (2,727 m), ]
	* ] (2,814 m), ]-] border
	* ] (2,628m), ]
	* ] (1,208m), ]

	===Europe===

	====Alps====
	{{further information\|List of mountains of the Alps\|List of Alpine four-thousanders}}

	====Apennines====
	{{further information\|Apennines\|List of mountains of Italy}}

	====Balkans====
	{{further information\|List of mountains of the Balkans}}
	''See also'': ], ], ], ], ], ].

	====Carpathian Mountains====
	{{further information\|Carpathian Mountains}}

	====Caucasus====
	{{further information\|Caucasus Mountains}}

	====Crimean Mountains====
	{{further information\|Crimean Mountains}}

	====Cyprus====
	* ], ], ] - (1,952m). The highest point of Cyprus

	====Germany====
	See
	* ]
	* ]
	* ]
	* ]

	====Iberia====
	{{further information\|Iberian Peninsula#Mountains}}

	====Iceland====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Iceland}}

	====Ireland====
	See ]

	====Denmark====
	{{see\|List of hills and mountains in Denmark}}

	====Finland====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Finland}}

	====Norway====
	{{see\|List of highest points of Norwegian counties\|List of mountains in Norway by height}}

	====Sweden====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Sweden}}

	====United Kingdom====
	{{Further\|Mountains of the United Kingdom\|List of mountains and hills of the British Isles by height\|Mountains and hills of Scotland}}

	====Volcanoes in Europe====
	{{further information\|List of volcanoes in Europe}}

	===North America===

	====Canada====
	* 5959 m ] – ] Highest peak in Canada
	* 5489 m ] – ]
	* 5226 m ] – ]
	* 5173 m ] – ]
	* 4850 m ] – ]
	* 4813 m ] – ]
	* 4671 m ] – ] Highest peak in British Columbia
	* 4557 m ] – ]
	* 4507 m ] – ]
	* 4289 m ] – ]
	* 4240 m ] – ]
	* 4196 m ] – ]
	* 4019 m ] – ] Highest peak in the Coastal Mountains
	* 3959 m ] – ] Highest peak in the Canadian Rockies
	* 3928 m ] – ]
	* 3741 m ] – ]/] Highest peak in Alberta.
	* 3741 m ] – ]
	* 3731 m ] – ] Highest mountain fully in Alberta
	* 3664 m ] – ] Canadian Rockies
	* 3617 m ] – ] Canadian Rockies
	* 3616 m ] – Alberta/British Columbia Canadian Rockies
	* 3609 m ] – ]
	* 3567 m ] – ]
	* 3555 m ] – ] Coastal Mountains
	* 3540 m ] – ]
	* 3520 m ] – ]
	* 3519 m ] – ]
	* 3516 m ] – ]
	* 3498 m ] – on the border of ] and ]
	* 3493 m ] – ]
	* 3491 m ] – ]
	* 3470 m ] – ]
	* 3433 m ] – Alberta/British Columbia
	* 3417 m ] – ]
	* 3413 m ] – ]
	* 3412 m ] – ]
	* 3411 m ] – Alberta/British Columbia
	* 3399 m ] – ]
	* 3394 m ] – ]
	* 3377 m ] – ]
	* 3373 m ] – ]
	* 3363 m ] – ]
	* 3361 m ] – ]
	* 3361 m ] – ]
	* 3360 m ] – ]
	* 3360 m ] – ]
	* 3342 m ] – ]
	* 3316 m ] – ]
	* 3315 m ] – ]
	* 3313 m ] - ]
	* 3313 m ] – ]
	* 3313 m ] – ]
	* 3312 m ] – ]
	* 3312 m ] – ]
	* 3298 m ] – ]
	* 3295 m ] – Alberta/British Columbia
	* 3294 m ] – Alberta/British Columbia
	* 3275 m ] – ]
	* 3274 m ] – ]
	* 3242 m ] – ]
	* 3236 m ] – ]
	* 3234 m ] – ]
	* 3225 m ] – ]
	* 3208 m ] – ] Rogers Pass. Gateway to British Columbia
	* 3205 m ] – ]
	* 3201 m ] – ]
	* 3200 m ] – ]
	* 3185 m ] – ]
	* 3183 m ] – ]
	* 3182 m ] – ]
	* 3181 m ] – ]
	* 3176 m ] – ]
	* 3162 m ] – ]
	* 3150 m ] – ]
	* 3138 m ] – ]
	* 3132 m ] – ]
	* 3126 m ] – ]
	* 3120 m ] – ]
	* 3099 m ] – ]
	* 3098 m ] – ]
	* 3094 m ] – ]
	* 3094 m ] – ]
	* 3090 m ] – ]
	* 3089 m ] – ]
	* 3086 m ] – ]
	* 3085 m ] – ]
	* 3063 m ] – ]
	* 3063 m ] – ]
	* 3053 m ] – Alberta/British Columbia
	* 3050 m ] – ]
	* 3045 m ] – ]
	* 3044 m ] – ]
	* 3038 m ] – ]
	* 3037 m ] – ]
	* 3035 m ] – ]
	* 3033 m ] – ]
	* 3032 m ] – ]
	* 3024 m ] – ]
	* 3021 m ] – ]
	* 3018 m ] – ]
	* 3008 m ] – ]
	* 3002 m ] – ]

	Notables
	* 2680 m ] – ] Coastal Mountains. Major volcano
	* 2675 m ] – ] Coastal Mountains. Major volcano
	* 2385 m ] – ] Coastal Mountains. Major volcano
	* 2284 m ] – ] Coastal Mountains. Ski Resort
	* 2195 m ] – ] highest Mountain on Vancouver Island
	* 2182 m ] – ] Coastal Mountains. Ski Resort
	* ] – ]
	* ] (1,219+ m) – highest point in the ]; highest island peak on the Atlantic coast of North America
	* ] – ]
	* ] (1,652 m) – highest point in the ]; second highest mountain in Canada east of the Rockies
	* ] (1,050 m) – highest point in the ]
	* ] (1675 m) largest cliff face in the world.

	====Greenland====

	See ]

	====Mexico====
	See ]

	====United States====
	{{main\|List of mountains of the United States}}

	] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ]
	<div id="USAA">'''A'''</div>
	* ] – (12,281 ft) – ], ]
	* ] – ], ]
	* Mount Arvon (603m) - Baraga County, Michigan
	* ] – ]
	* ]– (13,205 ft)–], ]
	* ]– (14,276 ft)– ], ]
	<div id="USAB">'''B'''</div>
	* ] (9,068 ft / 2,764 m) – Cascade Range, ]
	* ] – (10,781 ft)– Cascade Range, Washington
	* ] – (12,441 ft) – ], ]
	* ] – (13,494 ft)– Wind River Range, Wyoming
	* ] – ]
	* ] – California
	* ] (16,550 ft) – ], Alaska
	* ] – ]
	* ] – (13,140 ft)– ], ] – Highest point in ]
	* ] – ], Nevada
	* ]–(13,005 ft)– ], Wyoming
	* ] – New Hampshire
	* ] – (14,351 ft) – ], Colorado
	* ]
	* ] – ]
	* ] – Cascade Range, Oregon
	<div id="USAC">'''C'''</div>
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] – White Mountains, New Hampshire
	* ] –(14,137 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – (14,265 ft)– Elk Mountains, Colorado
	* ] –(9,109 ft)– ], California
	* ] – California
	* ] – ], Nevada
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] –(15,638 ft) – Saint Elias Mountains, Alaska
	* ] – Wind River Range, Wyoming
	* ]–(12,954 ft)– ], Colorado
	* ] – (10,466 ft) – ], ] – highest point in ]
	* ]– (13,167 ft)– ], Wyoming
	* ] – (12,026 ft) –]– ], Wyoming
	* ] – (7,136 ft) – ], Washington
	* ] – (14,077 ft) – ], Colorado
	* ] – Cascade Range, ]; see ]
	* ] – (12,168 ft)– Elk Mountains, Colorado
	* ] – (14,203 ft)– ], Colorado
	* ] – (14,294 ft)– Sangre de Cristo Range, Colorado
	* ]– (14,053 ft)– ], Colorado
	<div id="USAD">'''D'''</div>
	* ] – ]
	* ] – ]
	* ] – (13,155 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – ]
	* ]– ], ]
	* ] (Oregon) – ], ]
	* ] – ]
	* ] – (12,163 ft)–], ]
	* ]– (13,600 ft)– ], ]
	* ]– (13,349 ft)– ], ]
	<div id="USAE">'''E'''</div>
	* ] – (11,358 ft)– ] – ], ]
	* ] (14,433 ft/4,401 m) – ], ], highest point in the ]
	* ]– (13,052 ft)– ], ], a.k.a. Harrower Peak
	* ]– (14,265 ft)– ], ]
	<div id="USAF">'''F'''</div>
	* ] or ] (15,300 ft or 4663 m) – ], ], ] & ], ] & ], highest point in ]
	* ] –(13,468 ft) – ], ]
	* ]–(13,450 ft)– ], ]
	* ] –(12,361 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – ]
	* ]–(13,153 ft) – ], ]
	* ]– (13,745 ft)–], ]
	<div id="USAG">'''G'''</div>
	* ] –(13,804 ft/4209 m)–], ], highest point in the ] outside of ]
	* ] – (10,541 ft)–], ]
	* ], ] (11,138 ft/3395 m)
	* ] – (13,770 ft)–]– ], ]
	* ] – (12,807 ft/3904 m) – ] – highest point in ]
	* ]– ], ]
	* ] – (12,352 ft)–], ]
	* ] – ]
	<div id="USAH">'''H'''</div>
	* ] – (8,836 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – (14,427 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – (13,560 ft) – ], ]
	* ]–(13,620 ft)–], ]
	* ]–(13,115 ft)–], ]
	* ]&ndash (13,232 ft)–], ]
	* ] – (11,239 ft)–], ]
	* ] –(14,011 ft) – ], ]
	* ] – ]
	* ] – ]
	<div id="USAI">'''I'''</div>
	<div id="USAJ">'''J'''</div>
	* ] – (13,517 ft) – ], ]
	* ] – (12,771 ft) – ], ] 3rd highest peak in ]
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] – ]
	<div id="USAK">'''K'''</div>
	* ] 10,310 ft
	* ] – at north end of the ]
	* ] – (13,528 ft/4123 m)– ], ]
	* ] – (13,114 ft) – ], ]
	<div id="USAL">'''L'''</div>
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] – (13,245 ft) – ], ]
	* ]– (9,159 ft/2,791 m) – ], ]
	* ]– (14,293 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – (11,253 ft)–], ] {{coord\|40\|31\|36\|N\|111\|45\|19\|W\|type:mountain_region:US}}
	* ] –(14,259 ft)–]– highest point in ], ]
	<div id="USAM">'''M'''</div>
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] – ]
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] – ], ]
	* ]: – ] and ]– ], ]
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] (5,344 ft) – ], Highest peak of ] State
	* ]–(14,421 ft) – ], ]
	* Mauna Kea (13,803 ft) - Hawaii
	* ] – ]; see ].
	* ] or ] – ] 6194m (20,320 ft) highest mountain in ] {{coord\|63\|04\|10\|N\|151\|00\|13\|W\|type:mountain_region:US}}
	* ]– (12,016 ft)– ], ]
	* ] (6,684 ft) – highest mountain of the ]
	* ] – (965 metres) New Hampshire
	* ]– (12,605 ft) –]– ], ]
	<div id="USAN">'''N'''</div>
	* ] – Oregon
	<div id="USAO">'''O'''</div>
	* ] – (7,980 ft) ]– Washington
	* ] –(9,026 ft) – Wasatch Range, Utah
	* ]– (13,961 ft) – Sawatch Range, Colorado
	* ] – (14,160 ft) – Collegiate Peaks, Colorado
	<div id="USAP">'''P'''</div>
	* ] – (12,301 ft) – ]
	* ] – (14,115 ft)–], Colorado
	* ] – (11,884 ft)– ] – a prominent peak in the ], ]
	* ] - ]
	* ] – (14,204 ft)– Collegiate Peaks, Colorado
	* ]– (9,985 ft)– ], California
	* ] –(14,025 ft)– Elk Mountains, Colorado
	* ] – (8,159 ft) – ], Montana
	<div id="USAQ">'''Q'''</div>
	* ]– (14,271 ft)– ], Colorado
	<div id="USAR">'''R'''</div>
	* ] (14,411 ft / 4,392 m) – ], ]
	* ] – ], Alabama
	<div id="USAS">'''S'''</div>
	* ]–(13,569 ft)– ], ]
	* ] –(18,009 ft/5,489 m) – on the Alaska and Canada border – second highest peak in North America
	* ] – active volcano in the ], ]
	* ] – Appalachians, Alabama
	* ] (3,293 m) – California
	* ] (16,237 ft) – Saint Elias Mountains, Alaska
	* ] –(14,179 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – (14,043 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – ], ]
	* ] – ]
	* ] – Washington
	* ] – (13,258 ft)– ], ]
	* ]– (13,155 ft)– ], ]
	* ] – Cascade Range, Washington
	* ] – ]
	* ]– (13,460 ft)– ], ]
	<div id="USAT">'''T'''</div>
	* ] – Portland, Oregon
	* ] – ], Oregon
	* ] – Cascade Range, Oregon
	* ] – ], ] (11,750 ft)
	* ] – Oregon
	* ] –(11,413 ft) – ], ]
	* ] – (13,107 ft) – ], ]
	* ]– (13,600 ft) – ], ]
	* ] – (13,158 ft) – ], ]

	<div id="USAU">'''U'''</div>
	* ] – (14,321 ft)– ], ]
	<div id="USAV">'''V'''</div>
	* ] – (12,739 ft) – ], ]
	* ] – (13,870 ft) – ], ]
	<div id="USAW">'''W'''</div>
	* ] –(13,722 ft) – Wind River Range, Wyoming
	* ] (1917m/6288') – highest peak in northeastern United States
	* ] – (10,565 ft) – ] – location of the ], Colorado
	* ] – (13,063 ft) – ], Nevada second highest peak in Nevada
	* ] –(13,167 ft) – ], New Mexico
	* ] – (13,631 ft) – ], Colorado
	* ]– (13,020 ft)– Wind River Range, Wyoming
	* ]– (14,497.2 ft/4,421 m) – Sierra Nevada, highest mountain in the ]
	* ] –(13,192 ft)– Wind River Range, Wyoming
	* ] – (14,252 ft) – ], Colorado
	* ] – (12,165 ft) – Wind River Range – a prominent peak in the ], Wyoming
	* ] – (13,502 ft) – Wind River Mountains, Wyoming

	<div id="USAX">'''X'''</div>
	<div id="USAY">'''Y'''</div>
	* ] (14,202 ft)– Collegiate Peaks, Colorado
	* ], ], Wyoming
	<div id="USAZ">'''Z'''</div>
	* ] – (12,185 ft) – ], Colorado

	===Central America and Antilles===
	{{further information\|List of mountain peaks of Central America\|List of Ultras of Central America}}
	* ] (4,211m), ], highest mountain in Guatemala and Central America
	* ] (3,820m), ], highest mountain in Costa Rica, located in Perez Zeledon (Talamanca Range)
	* ] (3,812m), ] location Perez Zeledon (talamanca range) near ]
	* ] (3,470m), ], highest mountain in Panama
	* ] (3,432), ] highest volcano in Costa Rica and second highest mountain in Costa Rica
	* ] (3,335m), ], in ]
	* ] (3,175m), ], highest mountain in the Antilles
	* ] (2,870m), ], highest mountain in Honduras
	* ] (2,256m), ], highest mountain in Jamaica
	* ] (2,106m), ], highest mountain in Nicaragua
	* ] (1,975m), ], highest mountain in Cuba
	* ] (1,657m), ], the most active volcano in Costa Rica
	* ] (1,467m), ], highest mountain in the ]
	* ] (1,328m), ], highest mountain in Puerto Rico
	* ] (1,124m), ], highest mountain in Belize

	===Oceania===

	====Australia====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Australia}}

	====Hawaii====
	{{further information\|List of mountains of Hawaii}}

	====Malay Archipelago====
	{{further information\|List of Ultras of Malay Archipelago}}

	====New Zealand====
	{{main\|List of mountains of New Zealand by height}}

	===South America===

	====Bolivia====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Bolivia}}

	====Brazil====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Brazil}}

	====Colombia====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Colombia}}

	====Ecuador====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Ecuador}}

	====Guyana====
	* ], (2,739 m), ]

	====Paraguay====
	* ], (842 m), the highest point of ]

	====Peru====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Peru}}

	====Uruguay====
	* ], ]

	====Venezuela====
	* ], (4,981 m), ], ]

	====Southern Andes====
	{{see\|List of mountains in Argentina\|List of mountains in Chile}}

	===Atlantic Ocean===
	* ] (3,718 m) - on ] in the ], officially the highest point in ]
	* ] (2,935 m) - on ]
	* ] (2,829 m) - on ] in the ]
	* ] (2,423 m) - on the ] in the ]
	* ] (2,351 m) - on the ], officially the highest point in ]
	* ] (2,060) - on ], ]
	* ] (2,024 m) - on ]
	* ] (705 m), ]. The highest point in the ].

	===Arctic Ocean===
	* ] (2,277m) - the world's northernmost active volcano, located on ] island

	===Indian Ocean===
	* ] (3,069m) - on ] Island
	* ] (2,745 m) - highest peak in any state or territory of ], located on ]
	* ] (2,361m) - on ] Island in ]

	==See also==		==See also==
			* ], including lists for peakbaggers
	* ]
	* ]
	* ]
	* ]
	* ]
	* ]
	* ]
	* ]

			{{list of lists\|geography}}
	==References==
	{{Reflist}}

	{{DEFAULTSORT:~~List Of~~ Mountains}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Mountains}}
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Latest revision as of 05:01, 23 June 2024

Mountains are listed according to various criteria:

List of mountains by elevation
- List of highest mountains greater than 7,200 metres (23,622 ft) above sea level
- List of highest unclimbed peaks
- List of volcanoes by elevation
Topographic prominence
- List of mountain peaks by prominence
- Ultra-prominent peak
Summits farthest from the Earth's center
Lists of highest points restricted to a specific geographic area
- List of countries by highest point
- List of islands by highest point
Lists of mountains by region sorted by country or province
- Seven Summits, the highest peak on each continent
- Seven Second Summits, the second-highest peak on each continent
List of mountain types sorted by geological origin
List of mountain ranges organized into mountain ranges

Latest revision as of 05:01, 23 June 2024

See also