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Contents 1 Eight-thousanders 2 Seven Summits 3 By Continent 3.1 Africa 3.2 Antarctica 3.3 Asia 3.3.1 Himalaya 3.3.2 Hindu Kush 3.3.3 Karakoram 3.3.4 Others 3.4 Europe 3.4.1 Alps 3.4.2 Apennines 3.4.3 Balkans 3.4.4 Caucasus 3.4.5 Iberia 3.4.6 Iceland 3.4.7 Ireland 3.4.8 Scandinavia 3.4.9 United Kingdom 3.4.10 Carpathian Mountains 3.4.11 European atlantic islands 3.4.12 to be categorised 3.5 North America 3.5.1 Canada 3.5.2 Greenland 3.5.3 Mexico 3.5.4 United States 3.6 Oceania 3.6.1 Australia 3.6.2 Hawaii 3.6.3 Indonesia 3.6.4 New Zealand 3.7 South America 3.7.1 Andes 3.7.1.1 Cordillera de la Costa, Venezuela 3.7.1.2 Colombian Andes 3.7.1.3 Cordillera Occidental, Ecuador 3.7.1.4 Cordillera Real, Ecuador 3.7.1.5 Interandino mountains, Ecuador 3.7.1.6 Peruvian Andes 3.7.1.7 Cordillera Real, Bolivia 3.7.1.8 Southern Andes 3.7.2 Brazilian Highlands 3.7.3 Guyana Highlands 4 See also

The 14 "eight-thousanders", 8,000 meters or higher above sea level, all in the Himalaya:

• Everest (8,848 m), Nepal-Tibet (China), Asia
• K2 (8,611 m), Pakistan-Xinjiang (China), Asia
• Kangchenjunga (8,586 m), Nepal-Sikkim (India), Asia
• Lhotse (8,511 m), Nepal-Tibet (China), Asia
• Makalu (8,463 m), Nepal-Tibet (China), Asia
• Cho Oyu (8,201 m), Nepal-Tibet (China), Asia
• Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), Nepal, Asia
• Manaslu (8,163 m), Nepal, Asia
• Nanga Parbat (8,125 m), Pakistan, Asia
• Annapurna (8,091 m), Nepal, Asia
• Gasherbrum I (8,068 m), Pakistan-Xinjiang (China), Asia
• Broad Peak (8,047 m), Pakistan-Xinjiang (China), Asia
• Gasherbrum II (8,035 m), Pakistan-Xinjiang (China), Asia
• Shishapangma (8,027 m), Tibet (China), Asia

The highest mountains of each continent (the Seven Summits):

Summit	Elevation m	Continent	Range	Country
Kilimanjaro (Kibo Summit)	5,895	Africa	Kilimanjaro	Tanzania
Vinson Massif	4,892	Antarctica	Ellsworth Mountains	N/A (claimed by Chile)
Carstensz Pyramid (Puncak Jaya)	4,884	Australia	Pegunungan Maoke	Indonesia
Everest	8,848	Asia	Himalaya	Nepal, China (Tibet)
Elbrus	5,642	Europe	Caucasus	Russia
Mount McKinley (Denali)	6,194	North America	Alaska Range	United States
Aconcagua	6,962	South America	Andes	Argentina

• Ahaggar Mountains (2,918 m), Algeria
• Auasberge (2,484 m), Namibia
• Drakensberg Cathkin Peak (3,650 m), Lesotho-South Africa
• Emi Koussi (3,415 m), Chad
• Kompassberg (2,500 m), South Africa
• Moco (2,610 m), Angola
• Mount Baker (4,844 m), Congo-Uganda
• Mount Cameroon (4,075 m), Cameroon
• Mount Elgon (4,321 m), Kenya-Uganda
• Mount Emin (4,798 m), Congo-Uganda
• Mount Gessi (4,715 m), Congo-Uganda
• Mount Kadam (also known as Debasien or Tabasiat) (3,054 m), Uganda
• Mount Karisimbi (4,507 m), Rwanda-Congo
• Mount Kenya (5,195 m), Kenya
• Mount Kilimanjaro (5,895 m), Tanzania - highest mountain in Africa
• Mount Kinyeti (3,187m) Sudan
• Mount Luigi di Savoia (4,627 m), Congo-Uganda
• Mount Meru (4,566 m), Tanzania - little known due to its close proximity to Kilimanjaro
• Mount Moroto (3,083 m), Uganda
• Mount Morungole (2,750 m), Uganda
• Pico del Teide (3,717 m) Tenerife - highest mountain in Spain (although geographically in Africa)
• Mount Speke (4,890 m), Congo-Uganda
• Mount Stanley (5,119 m), Congo-Uganda
• Jbel Toubkal (4,167 m), Morocco
• Mount Zulia (2,149), Uganda
• Ras Dejen (4,533 m), Ethiopia
• Rungwe (3,175 m), Zambia
• Table Mountain/Tafelberg (1,088 m), Cape Town, South Africa

• Mount Erebus (3,794 m)
• Mount Fridtjof Nansen (2,740 m)
• Mount Jackson (3,050 m)
• Mount Kirkpatrick (4,528 m)
• Mount Markham (4,350 m)
• Mount Terror (3,230 m)
• Mount Tyree (4,852 m)
• Vinson Massif (4,897 m), highest mountain in Antarctica

The rankings are derived from the list of highest mountains, which ranks mountains separated by 500m of prominence. See talk page.

• Annapurna (8,091 m), Nepal - #10 in the world
• Annapurna II (7,937 m), Nepal
• Cho Oyu (8,201 m), Nepal-Tibet, China - #6 in the world
• Chomo Lhari (7,314 m), Bhutan-Tibet, China
• Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), Nepal - #7 in the world
• Gangkhar Puensum (7,570 m), Bhutan - highest unclimbed mountain in the world
• Gyala Peri (7,294 m), Tibet, China - Opposite Namcha Barwa
• Gyachung Kang (7,952 m), Nepal-Tibet, China
• Gurla Mandhata (7,694 m), Tibet, China
• Hilmalchuli (7,893 m), Nepal - one of the highest mountains below 8000 meters
• Kailash (6,638 m), Tibet, China - A holy mountain to Hinduism, Tibetan Buddhism, Bon and Jains
• Kamet (7,756 m), Indianear Tibetan border - first peak over 25,000 ft to be climbed
• Kangchenjunga (8,586 m), Nepal-Sikkim, India - #3 in the world
• Kula Kangri (7,554 m), Tibet, China - #47 in the world
• Laila Peak (Rupal Valley) (5,971m), Pakistan
• Lhotse (8,516 m), Nepal-Tibet, China- #4 in the world
• Machhapuchhre (6,993 m), Nepal- also known as Fishtail, one of the most photogenic mountains in the world
• Makalu (8,462 m), Nepal-Tibet, China- #5 in the world
• Manaslu (8,156 m), Nepal - #8 in the world
• Melungtse (7,181 m), Tibet, China
• Mount Everest (8,850 m), Nepal-Tibet, China border - highest mountain in the world
• Namcha Barwa (7,756 m), Southeast Tibet, China - highest peak in the eastern Himalaya
• Nanda Devi (7,816 m), India
• Nanga Parbat (8,125 m), Pakistan - #9 in the world
• Pumori (7,161 m), Nepal-Tibet, China
• Rakhiot Peak (7,070 metres), Pakistan
• Shishapangma (8,013 m), Tibet, China - #14 in the world

• Buni Zom (6,550 m), Pakistan
• Istor-o-nal (7,403 m), Pakistan - #68 in the world
• Noshaq (7,492 m), Afghanistan-Pakistan - #52 in the world
• Saraghrar (7,349 m), Pakistan - #78 in the world
• Tirich Mir (7,690 m), Pakistan - #33 in the world - Highest in peak Hindukush range

• Baintha Brak (The Ogre) (7,285 m), Pakistan - #87 in the world
• Baltistan Peak (7,288 m), Pakistan - #89 in the world
• Broad Peak (8,047 m), Pakistan-China - #12 in the world
• Diran (7,257 m), Pakistan - #93 in the world
• Distaghil Sar (7,885m), Pakistan - #19 in the world
• Gasherbrum I (8,068 m), Pakistan-China - #11 in the world
• Gasherbrum II (8,035 m), Pakistan-China - #13 in the world
• Gasherbrum III (7,952 m), Pakistan-China (unranked: insufficient prominence)
• Gasherbrum IV (7,925 m), Pakistan-China - #17 in the world
• Gasherbrum V (7,321 metres), Pakistan
• Haramosh (7,409 m), Pakistan - #67 in the world
• K2 (8,611 m), Pakistan-China - world's second highest, yet is considered a more technical and tougher mountain to climb than Everest.
• K12 (7,468 m), Pakistan - #51 in the world
• Kanjut Sar (7,760 m), Pakistan - #26 in the world
• Kunyang Chhish (7,852 m), Pakistan - #21 in the world
• Laila Peak (Haramosh Valley) (6,986 m), Pakistan
• Laila Peak (Hushe Valley) (6,096m), Pakistan
• Malubiting (7,458 m), Pakistan - #58 in the world
• Masherbrum (7,821 m), Pakistan - #22 in the world
• Mitre Peak (6,025 m), Pakistan
• Muztagh Tower (7,273 m), Pakistan - #91 in the world
• Passu Sar (7,476 m), Pakistan - #54 in the world
• Rakaposhi (7,788 m), Pakistan - #27 in the world
• Saltoro Kangri (7,742 m), Pakistan - #31 in the world
• Sangemarmar Sar (7,050 m), Pakistan
• Sia Kangri (7,422 m), Pakistan - #63 in the world
• Skil Brum (7,420 m), Pakistan - #66 in the world
• Trango Towers (6,350 m), Pakistan
• Ultar Peak (7,388 m), Pakistan - #70 in the world

• Anamudi (2,675 m), India - highest point of peninsular India.
• Ararat (5,137 m), Turkey - landing site, in folkloric elaborations of the biblical account of Noah, of his ark
• Baekdu/Baitou Mountain (2,744 m), on Chinese/North Korean border - highest mountain in Korea
• Belukha (4,506 m), Russia - highest peak in Altai Mountains
• Damavand (5,604 m), Iran
• Doi Inthanon (2,565 m), highest peak in Thailand
• Fansipan (3143m), Hoang Lien Son Mountains,Lao Cai province , highest peak in Vietnam and Indochina.
• Gongga Shan (7,556 m), highest peak in Sichuan, China - also known as Minya Konka, highest peak in the Hengduan Shan Ranges
• Halla Mountain (1,950 m), volcano, highest peak in South Korea
• Hehuan Mountain (3,416 m), possesses highest point in Taiwan accessible by public roads.
• Hkakabo Razi (5,881 m), highest peak in Myanmar
• Independence Peak (7,134 m), Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan border (Pamir range)
• Ismail Samani Peak (7,496 m), Tajikistan - highest peak in the Pamir
• Jade Mountain (3,952 m), Taiwan - Also known as "Yu Shan", highest mountain in East Asia.
• Mount Kazbek (5,047 m), Georgia, in Caucasus
• Kawa Karpo (6,740 m), Yunnan, China - also known as Kagebo, highest mountain in Yunnan, it is unclimbed and is holy to Tibetan Buddhism
• Klyuchevskaya Sopka (4,750 m), Russian volcano
• Kongur (7,719 m), Xinjiang, China - highest mountain in the Kunlun Range
• Mount Merapi (2,911 m), Indonesia
• Mount Apo (2,954 m), highest point in the Philippines
• Mount Fuji (3,776 m), famous volcano, highest peak in Japan and world's most visited mountain
• Mount Kerinci (3,805 m), highest point of Barisan Range, Sumatra
• Mount Kinabalu (4,093 m), Sabah (Borneo), Malaysia
• Muztagh Ata (7,546 m), Xinjiang, China - located in the Kunlun Range, one of the easiest mountains above 7500 to climb
• Noshaq (7,485 m), highest point in Afghanistan, located in the Hindu Kush mountain range.
• Mount Tambora (2,850 m), Indonesia
• Peak Jengish Chokusu (Tomur Feng) (7,439 m), Kyrgyzstan-China border - highest peak in the Tian Shan
• Qurnat as Sawda' (3,088 m), highest point in Lebanon
• Sri Pada (Adam's Peak, 2,243 m), Sri Lanka
• Shillong Peak (1,965 m), India

• Allalinhorn (4,027 m), Switzerland
• Alphubel (4,206 m), Switzerland
• Piz Bernina (4,049 m), Switzerland-Italy - highest peak in the Eastern Alps
• Bietschhorn (3,934 m), Switzerland
• Blüemlisalp (3,664 m), Switzerland
• Dachstein (2,997 m), highest peak of Styria, Upper Austria and Austrian Limestone Alps, first vertical climb (19th century)
• Dammastock (3,630 m), Switzerland
• Dent Blanche (4,356 m), Switzerland
• Dent du Midi (3,257 m), Switzerland
• Diablerets (3,210 m), Switzerland
• Dom (4,545 m), Switzerland
• Eiger (3,970 m), Bernese Alps, Switzerland
• Finsteraarhorn (4,274 m), Alps, highest peak of the Bernese Oberland
• Gran Paradiso (4,061 m), Italy
• Grand Combin (4,314 m), Switzerland
• Grandes Jorasses (4,208 m), France-Italy, Mont-Blanc range
• Großglockner (3,797 m), highest peak in Austria
• Hochkönig (2,938 m), Austria near Berchtesgaden, Germany
• Jungfrau (4,158 m), Bernese Alps, Switzerland
• Klein Matterhorn (3,883 m), with cable car, Switzerland
• Koschuta (2,135 m), Karawanken, Austria-Slovenia - famous climbing peak
• Liskamm (4,527 m), Switzerland
• Matterhorn (4,477 m), photo star above Zermatt, Switzerland-Italy
• Mont Blanc (4,808 m), France-Italy - highest mountain in Western Europe
• Monte Cristallo (3,199 m), Dolomites, South Tyrol-Italy
• Monte Rosa (4,634 m), Western Alps, Italy-Switzerland second highest mountain in Western Europe
• Piz Morteratsch (3,751 m), Switzerland
• Nadelhorn (4,327 m), Switzerland
• Napf (1,407 m), Swiss Flysch Alps
• Ober Gabelhorn (4,063 m), Switzerland
• Ortler (3,902 m), highest peak of South Tyrol, Italy
• Pelvoux (3,946 m), French Alps
• Pilatus (2,129 m), near Lucerne, Switzerland
• Rigi (1,797 m), overlooking Lake Lucerne
• Rimpfischhorn (4,199 m), Switzerland
• Piz Palü (3,905 m), Switzerland, Italy
• Sciliar (2,563 m), Dolomites, South Tyrol, Italy
• Schneeberg (2,076 m), highest peak in Lower Austria
• Schreckhorn (4,078 m), Switzerland
• Titlis (3,239 m), Swiss Urner Alps
• Tödi (3,620 m), Swiss Glarus Alps
• Traunstein (1,610 m), photo star at Traunsee, Upper Austria
• Triglav (2,864 m), highest peak of Slovenia
• Untersberg (1,973 m), near of Salzburg city
• Weisshorn (4,506 m), Switzerland
• Weissmies (4,017 m), Switzerland
• Wetterhorn (3,701 m), Switzerland
• Wildspitze (3,774 m), Ötztaler Alps, Austria
• Zinalrothorn (4,221 m), Switzerland
• Zugspitze (2,964 m), on the Austrian-German border, and the highest point in Germany

See also: Alps, List of mountains of the Alps

• Corno Grande (2,912 m), Italy - highest mountain in the Apennines

• Aegaleus, Greece
• Ainos (1,628 m), Greece
• Botev (2,376 m), Bulgaria - highest peak of the Balkan mountains
• Čvrsnica (2,238 m), Dinarides, Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Dinara (Troglav peak 1,913 m; Dinara peak 1,831 m), Dinarides, Croatia-Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Hymettus (1,026 m), east of Athens, Greece
• Kopaonik (Pančićev vrh 2,017m), Serbia
• Korab (2,764 m), highest point in Albania
• Musala (2,925 m), Bulgaria, highest mountain in Bulgaria and the Balkans
• Olympus (2,919 m), highest mountain in Greece - legendary home of the Greek gods
• Orjen (1,894 m), highest mountain in littoral Montenegro, during glacial periods the most heavily glaciated Mediterranean mountain
• Panachaicus (1,926 m), northernmost mountain of the Peloponnese, east of Patras, Greece
• Parnassus (2,460 m), Greece
• Šar mountain (2,747 m), Republic of Macedonia-Serbia (Kosovo)-Albania
• Mount Smolikas (2,640 m), Greece
• Vergina (2,193 m?), Greece
• Vihren (2,915 m), Bulgaria - third highest mountain in the Balkans, after Musala in Bulgaria and Mount Olympus
• Zlatibor (Tornik 1,496m; Čigota 1,422m), Serbia

See also: List of mountains in Greece, Greek names of mountains, List of mountains in Bulgaria.

• Mount Elbrus (5,642 m), Russia - highest mountain in Europe

• Aneto (3,404 m), Spain - highest point in the Pyrenees
• Mulhacén (3,482 m), Spain - highest point in the Sierra Nevada and the highest point in the Iberian Peninsula
• Serra da Estrela (1,993 m), Portugal - highest point in the Montejunto-Estrela ridge, highest point in Mainland Portugal

• Hekla (1,491 m), Iceland, volcano
• Öræfajökull (2,110 m), Iceland, volcano - highest mountain in Iceland
• Snæfellsjökull (1,448 m), Iceland, volcano

• Carrantuohill (1,041 m), highest mountain in the Republic of Ireland and the island as a whole.
• Ben Bulben
• Devil's Bit (478m)

• Galdhøpiggen (2,469 m), highest point in Norway
• Haltitunturi (1,328 m), highest point in Finland
• Kebnekaise (2,111 m), highest point in Sweden

• Ben Lawers (1,214 m), Scotland
• Ben Nevis (1,344 m), highest mountain in the United Kingdom
• Cross Fell (893 m), highest mountain in the Pennines
• Kinder Scout (636 m), highest mountain in the Peak District
• Mam Tor (517 m), Peak District, England
• Scafell Pike (978 m), highest mountain in England
• Slieve Donard (850 m), highest mountain in Northern Ireland
• Snowdon (1,085 m), highest mountain in Wales
• Pen y Fan (886 m), highest mountain in South Wales
• Pumlumon Fawr (Plynlimon) (752 m), highest mountain in Mid Wales
• Snaefell (621 m), highest mountain in Isle of Man
• Aran Fawddwy (906 m), highest mountain south of Snowdon

See also:

Mountains of the United Kingdom

List of mountains and hills of the British Isles by height

Mountains and hills of Scotland

• Gerlachovský štít - highest peak in Tatra mountains in Western Carpathians, Slovakia (2,655 m)
• Vârful Moldoveanu - highest peak in Făgăraş Mountains in Southern Carpathians, Romania (2,544 m)
• Hoverla - highest peak in Chornohora,Eastern Beskids in Eastern Carpathians, Ukraine (2,061 m)
• Kékes - highest peak in Mátra, Hungary (1,014 m)

• Teide (3,717 m) - highest point in Spain (Canary Islands)
• Pico (2,751 m) - highest point in Portugal (Azores)

• The Brocken - highest peak of Harz Mountains, eastern Germany (1,142 m)
• Etna - dominant volcano on Sicily, Italy (3,263 m)
• Feldberg - Schwarzwald, Germany (1,493 m)
• Mont Ventoux - France (1,909 m)
• Mount Circeo - Italy
• Mount Vesuvius - famous Italian volcano (1,270 m)
• Plöckenstein, Böhmerwald - Austria-Czech Republic-Germany (1,378 m)

• 5959m Mount Logan – Yukon Highest peak in Canada
• 5489m Mount Saint Elias – Yukon
• 5226m Mount Lucania – Yukon
• 5173m King Peak – Yukon
• 4850m Mount Wood – Yukon
• 4812m Mount Vancouver – Yukon
• 4671m Mount Fairweather – British Columbia Highest peak in British Columbia
• 4557m Mount Hubbard – Yukon
• 4507m Mount Walsh – Yukon
• 4289m Mount Augusta – Yukon
• 4196m Mount Cook – Yukon
• 4019m Mount Waddington – British Columbia Highest peak in the Coastal Mountains
• 3959m Mount Robson – British Columbia Highest peak in the Canadian Rockies
• 3928m Mount Queen Mary – Yukon
• 3741m Mount Columbia – Alberta/British Columbia Highest peak in Alberta.
• 3741m Mount King George – Yukon
• 3731m North Twin – Alberta Highest mountain fully in Alberta
• 3664m Mount Clemenceau – British Columbia Canadian Rockies
• 3617m Mount Forbes – Alberta Canadian Rockies
• 3616m Mount Assiniboine – Alberta/British Columbia Canadian Rockies
• 3609m Wood Peak – Yukon
• 3567m Mount Goodsir – British Columbia
• 3555m Monarch Mountain – British Columbia Coastal Mountains
• 3540m Mount Temple – Alberta
• 3520m Mount Upton – Yukon
• 3519m Mount Sir Sandford – British Columbia
• 3516m Mount Sir Wilfrid Laurier – British Columbia
• 3498m Mount Lyell – on the border of Alberta and British Columbia
• 3493m Mount Farnham – British Columbia
• 3470m Mount Brazeau – Alberta
• 3433m Mount Joffre – Alberta/British Columbia
• 3417m Tsar Mountain – British Columbia
• 3413m Mount King George – British Columbia
• 3412m Howser Spire – British Columbia
• 3411m Mount Sir Douglas – Alberta/British Columbia
• 3399m Whitehorn Mountain – British Columbia
• 3394m Mount Hector – Alberta
• 3377m Mount Dawson – British Columbia
• 3373m Mount Willingdon – Alberta
• 3363m Mount Edith Cavell – Alberta
• 3361m Mount Cline – Alberta
• 3361m Mount Fryatt – Alberta
• 3360m Mount Harrison – British Columbia
• 3360m Tusk Peak – British Columbia
• 3342m Mount Saskatchewan – Alberta
• 3316m Mount Chown – Alberta
• 3315m Sunwapta Peak – Alberta
• 3313m Simon Peak – Alberta/British Columbia
• 3313m Mount Mike – British Columbia
• 3312m Mount Saint Bride – Alberta
• 3312m Mount Stewart – Alberta
• 3298m Mount Queen Bess – British Columbia
• 3295m Howse Peak – Alberta/British Columbia
• 3294m Mount Ball – Alberta/British Columbia
• 3275m Mount Sir Alexander – British Columbia
• 3274m Mount Monashee – British Columbia
• 3242m Good Hope Mountain – British Columbia
• 3236m Iconoclast Mountain – British Columbia
• 3234m Dais Mountain – Alberta
• 3225m Mount Rae – Alberta
• 3208m Mount Rogers – British Columbia Rogers Pass. Gateway to British Columbia
• 3205m Hallam Peak – British Columbia
• 3201m Neptune Peak – British Columbia
• 3200m Mount Ida – – British Columbia
• 3185m Mount Galatea – Alberta
• 3183m Razorback Mountain – British Columbia
• 3182m Monmouth Mountain – British Columbia
• 3181m Mount Findlay – British Columbia
• 3176m Mount Ethelbert – British Columbia
• 3162m Mount Aylmer – Alberta
• 3150m Mount Seattle – Yukon
• 3138m Cerberus Mountain – British Columbia
• 3132m Mount Raleigh – British Columbia
• 3126m Mount Grenville – British Columbia
• 3120m Old Goat Mountain – Alberta
• 3099m Karluk Peak – British Columbia
• 3098m Mount Evan-Thomas – Alberta
• 3094m Mount Cooper – British Columbia
• 3094m Mount Moloch – British Columbia
• 3090m Mount Ratz – British Columbia
• 3089m Jeanette Peak – British Columbia
• 3086m Majestic Mountain – Alberta
• 3085m Cronus Peak – British Columbia
• 3063m Mount Tatlow – British Columbia
• 3063m Taseko Mountain – British Columbia
• 3053m Kates Needle – Alberta/British Columbia
• 3050m Mount Templeman – British Columbia
• 3045m Albert Peak – British Columbia
• 3044m Mount Moore – British Columbia
• 3038m Mount Quanstrom – British Columbia
• 3037m Talchako Mountain – British Columbia
• 3035m Carnes Peak – British Columbia
• 3033m Mount Washburn – British Columbia
• 3032m Pancake Peak – British Columbia
• 3024m Mount Ulysses – British Columbia
• 3021m Mount Tisiphone – British Columbia
• 3018m The Rajah – Alberta
• 3008m Mount Vishnu – British Columbia
• 3002m Mount Hornickel – British Columbia

Notables

• 2675m Mount Garibaldi – British Columbia Coastal Mountains. Large Volcano
• 2284m Blackcomb Mountain – British Columbia Coastal Mountains. Ski Resort
• 2195m Golden Hinde – British Columbia Tallest Mountain on Vancouver Island
• 2182m Whistler Mountain – British Columbia Coastal Mountains. Ski Resort
• Bishop's Mitre – Kaumajet Mountains
• Brave Mountain (1,219+ m) – highest point in the Kaumajet Mountains; highest island peak on the Atlantic coast of North America
• Marble Mountain – Long Range Mountains
• Mount Caubvik (1,652 m) – highest point in the Torngat Mountains; second highest mountain in Canada east of the Rockies
• Man O'War Peak (1,050 m) – highest point in the Kiglapait Mountains
• Mount Thor (1675 m) largest cliff face in the world.

• Mount Gunnbjørn (3,700 m) – Watkins Range - highest mountain in Greenland

• Cofre de Perote or "Naupa-Tecutépetl" or "Nauhcampatépetl" or "Square Mountain" ( 4,282 m) – Veracruz
• Volcán de Fuego de Colima (3,860 m) – Jalisco/Colima border
• Iztaccíhuatl or "White Woman" or "Asleep Woman" (5,286 m) – México state/Puebla border
• La Malinche, or "Matlalcueitl" (4,462 m) – Tlaxcala/Puebla border
• Nevado de Colima or "Zapotepetl" (4,330 m) – Jalisco/Colima border
• Nevado de Toluca or "Xinantecatl" (4,577 m) – México state
• Pico de Orizaba, or "Citlaltépetl" (5,636 m) – Puebla/Veracruz border, highest point in Mexico
• Parícutin (3,170 m) – Michoacán
• Popocatépetl (5,465 m) – México state
• Cerro del Potosí (3,700 m) – Nuevo León
• El Coahuilón (3,500 m) – Coahuila/Nuevo León border
• Cerro La Cruz del Marqúes (3,931 m) – Mexico City
• Pico del Águila (3,894 m) – Mexico City
• La Martha (3,706 m) – Coahuila/Nuevo León border
• La Viga (3,600 m) – Coahuila
• Cerro Las Nieves (3,360 m) – Coahuila
• Yeloxochtl (3,919 m) – México state
• Tlalocatepetl or "Tlaloc Mountain" (4,151 m) – México state
• Telapon (4,081 m) – México state
• Tacana (4,110 m) – Chiapas/Guatemala
• Sierra Negra (4,640 m) – Puebla
• Pico Piramide (1,960 m) – Nuevo León
• Pico Perico (1,980 m) – Nuevo León
• Pico Everest (1,960 m) – Nuevo León
• Pico Cuauhtémoc (2,020 m) – Nuevo León
• Peña de Bernal (2,515 m) – Queretaro
• Matacanes (1,800 m) – Nuevo León
• La Mota Grande (1,880 m) – Nuevo León
• La Calle (2,905 m) – Nuevo León
• Tres Vírgenes (1,940 m) – Baja California Sur
• Evermann (1,050 m) – Islas Revillagigedo
• Ceboruco or "Volcan de Ahuacatlán" (2,280 m) – Nayarit
• Sangagüey (2,353 m) – Nayarit
• La Primavera (3,030 m) – Jalisco
• El Jorullo (1,820 m) – Michoacán
• Los Humeros (3,150 m) – Puebla
• El Chichón (1,150 m) – Chiapas
• Pinacate (1,200 m) – Sonora
• Volcan San Martín Tuxtla (1,650 - 1,700 m) – Veracruz
• Amealco (3,040 m) – Queretaro
• Cerro de la Estrella or "Star Mountain" (2,613 m) – Mexico City
• Cerro del Garbanzo (3,000 m) – Durango
• Holotepec (3,930 m) – México state
• Chichinautzin (3,450 m) – México state/Morelos
• Jahuey (2,000 m) – Durango
• Ololica (3,120 m) – Morelos
• Volcan de San Quintín (1,200 m) – Baja California
• Tepetiltic (2,020 m) – Nayarit
• Volcán de Tequila (3,000 m) – Jalisco
• Tetlalmanche (2,700 m) – Mexico City
• Teutli (2,600 m) – Mexico City
• Los Tres Reyes Magos – México state

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

• Mount Adams – Cascades, Washington
• Mount Adams – White Mountains, New Hampshire

• Mount Baker – Cascades, Washington
• Mount Baxter – California
• Mount Bona (16,550 ft) – Saint Elias Mountains, Alaska
• Mount Borah – Idaho
• Bridge Mountain – Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Nevada
• Blue Knob (Pennsylvania)

• Camel's Hump – Green Mountains, Vermont
• Cannon Mountain – White Mountains, New Hampshire
• Cathedral Peak – California
• Mount Charleston – Spring Mountains, Nevada
• Mount Churchill (15,638 ft) – Saint Elias Mountains, Alaska
• Mount Columbia – Colorado

• Mount Dana – California
• Devils Thumb – Alaska
• Devils Tower – Wyoming
• Mount Diablo – California
• Mount Delano – (12,163 ft), Utah

• Mount Elbert (4,401 m) – Sawatch Range, Colorado, highest point in the Rocky Mountains

• Mount Fairweather or Fairweather Mountain (15,300 ft or 4663 m) – Fairweather Range, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska & British Columbia, United States & Canada, highest point in British Columbia
• Mount Foraker – Alaska

• Gannett Peak – Wyoming
• Glacier Peak – Cascades, Washington
• Grand Teton – Wyoming
• Mount Greylock – Massachusetts

• Half Dome – California
• Mount Hood – Cascades, Oregon
• Horsetooth Mountain – Colorado
• Mount Jefferson – Cascades, Oregon

• Jobs Peak – Sierra Nevada

• Mount Katahdin – at north end of the Appalachian Trail
• Kings Peak – Utah (13,528 ft) 40°46′43″N, 110°22′28″W 7th highest in the US src

• Mount Lafayette – White Mountains, New Hampshire
• Mount Lassen – Cascades, California
• Mount Lemmon (2,791 m) – Santa Catalina Mountains, Arizona
• Lone Peak, Wasatch Range – (11,253 feet) Utah 40°31′36″N, 111°45′19″W
• Longs Peak – Colorado

• Mammoth Mountain – California
• Mount Mansfield – Green Mountains, Vermont
• Mount Marathon – Kenai Mountains, Alaska
• Maroon Bells – Colorado
• Mount Marcus Baker – Chugach Range, Alaska
• Mount Massive – Sawatch Range, Colorado
• Mauna Loa – Hawaii; see Oceania.
• Mount McKinley or Denali – Alaska (20,320 ft) highest mountain in North America 63°04′10″N, 151°00′13″W
• Mount Mitchell – highest mountain of the Appalachians
• Mount Monadnock – New Hampshire

• Newberry Volcano – Oregon

• Mount Olympus – Washington
• Mount Olympus – Wasatch Range, Utah (9,026 ft)

• Pikes Peak – Colorado

• Mount Rainier (4,392 m) – Cascades, Washington

• Mount Saint Elias (5,489 m) – #2 in North America
• San Jacinto Peak (3,293 m) – California
• Mount Sanford (16,237 ft) – Saint Elias Mountains, Alaska
• Mount Shasta – California
• Mount Shuksan – Cascades
• Mount St. Helens – active volcano in the Cascades, Washington
• Mount Si – Cascades, short but popular
• Mount Stuart – Cascades, Washington

• Mount Timpanogos – Wasatch Range, Utah (11,750 ft)
• Three Sisters – Oregon
• Mount Torbert (11,413 ft) – Tordillo Mountains, Alaska

• Mount Washington – highest peak in northeastern United States, worst weather in the world
• Mount Werner – Colorado – location of the Steamboat Ski Resort
• Wheeler Peak – second highest peak in Nevada
• Mount Whitney (14,497.2 feet or 4,421 m) – Sierra Nevada, highest mountain in the contiguous United States

• Blue Mountains — New South Wales
• Mount Kosciuszko (2,228 m) — highest mountain in mainland Australia — New South Wales
• The Victorian Alps — Victoria
• Mount Bogong (1,986 m) — highest mountain in Victoria
• Mount Feathertop (1,922 m) — Victoria
• Mount Hotham (1,861 m) — Victoria
• Falls Creek (1,842 m) — Victoria
• Mount Buller (1,804 m) — Victoria
• Mount Buffalo (1,695 m) — Victoria
• Mount Ossa (1,617m) — highest mountain in Tasmania
• Cradle Mountain National Park — Tasmania
• Mount Dandenong — near Melbourne — Victoria
• Mount Keira — in the Illawarra escarpment near Keiraville, Wollongong, New South Wales
• Mount Kembla — in the Illawarra escarpment near Unanderra, Wollongong, New South Wales

• Mount Tallebudgera — Gold Coast, Queensland
• Mount Wellington (1,271 m)— Tasmania
• Bluff Knoll (1,095m) — Western Australia

• Mauna Loa - a volcanic seamount that is earth's largest mountain, when measured from its base under the ocean.
• Mauna Kea
• Kilauea
• Haleakala

Bali

• Mount Agung

Papua

• Puncak Jaya, Oceania (4,884 m) (also known as Carstenz Pyramid)

• Aoraki/Mount Cook - highest mountain in New Zealand
• Mount Anglem
• Mount Aspiring
• Mount Dampier
• Mount Edgecumbe
• Mount Hikurangi
• Mount Hopkins
• Mount Hutt
• Mount Matthews
• Mount Maunganui
• Mount Ngauruhoe
• Mount Owen
• Mount Pirongia
• Mount Ruapehu
• Mount Silberhorn
• Mount Taranaki or Mount Egmont
• Mount Tarawera
• Mount Tasman
• Mount Tongariro
• Mount Wellington
• Tapuae-o-Uenuku

• Pico Bolivar, (5,007m), Venezuela

• Pico Cristóbal Colón (5,675 m), Colombia
• Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta (La Macarena) (5,800 m), Colombia
• Nevado del Huila (5,750 m), Colombia
• Nevado del Tolima (5,215 m), Colombia
• Nevado del Ruiz (5,321 m), Colombia
• Nevado de Santa Isabel (5,100 m), Colombia
• Paramillo del Cisne (4,800 m), Colombia
• Crater de La Olleta (4,300 m), Colombia
• Nevado/paramillo del Quindio (4,800 m), Colombia
• Sierra Nevada del Cocuy (5,493 m), Colombia
• Paramo de pisba (3,900 m), Colombia
• Nevado de Sumapaz (3,820 m), Colombia
• Volcan de Purace (5,000 m), Colombia
• Volcan de Chiles (4,761 m), Colombia
• Volcan cumbal (4,890 m), Colombia
• Volcan Galeras (4,266 m), Colombia
• Volcan cumbal (4,890 m), Colombia
• Volcan Purace (4,700 m), Colombia
• Volcan Sotara (4,580 m), Colombia
• Farallones de Cali (3,600 m), Colombia
• Farallones de Citara (3,300 m), Colombia

• Chimborazo (6,267), Ecuador
• Iliniza Sur (5,263), Ecuador
• Iliniza Norte (5,116), Ecuador
• Carihuairazo (5,018), Ecuador
• Cotacachi (4,944), [Ecuador]]
• Corazón (4,782), Ecuador
• Pichincha (4,776), Ecuador
• Chiles (4,723), Ecuador
• Atacazo (4,455), Ecuador

• Cotopaxi (5,897), Ecuador
• Cayambe (5,790), Ecuador
• Antisana (5,758), Ecuador
• El Altar (5,319), Ecuador
• Sangay (5,230), Ecuador
• Tungurahua (5,023), Ecuador
• Sincholagua (4,873), Ecuador
• Cerro Hermoso (4,571), Ecuador
• Sumaco (3,780), Ecuador
• Reventador (3,562), Ecuador

• Rumiñahui (4,722), Ecuador
• Imbabura (4,621), Ecuador
• Pasochoa (4,199), Ecuador

• Huascaran (6,768m), highest mountain in Peru
• Cerro Bravo (3,923), Peru

• Nevado Sajama (6,542m), highest mountain in Bolivia
• Illimani (6,438 m), Bolivia
• Ancohuma (6,427 m), Bolivia
• Illampú (6,368 m), Bolivia
• Huayna Potosi (6,088m), Bolivia
• Chachacomani (6,074 m), Bolivia
• Pico del Norte (6,070 m) , Bolivia

• Llullaillaco (6,738 m), Argentina/Chile
• Ojos del Salado, highest mountain in Chile, second highest of the Andean peaks
• Monte Pissis (6774), Argentina
• Cerro Mercedario (6,720 m), Argentina
• Aconcagua (6,962 m), Argentina, highest mountain outside Asia
• Volcán Antuco (3,585), Chile
• Villarrica (2,847), Chile
• Lanin Volcano, Argentina/Chile
• Tronador (3,491), Argentina/Chile
• Cerro San Valentin (4,058), Chile
• Cerro Torre (3,133 m), Patagonia, Argentina/Chile. Long considered the hardest mountain climb in the world.
• Fitz Roy (3,375 m), Argentina/Chile
• Monte Sarmiento (2,300), Chile

• Sugarloaf Mountain, Rio de Janeiro

• Pico da Neblina, (2,994m), highest mountain in Brazil
• Mount Roraima, (2,739m), Guyana, Venezuela

• Category:Extraterrestrial mountains
• List of mountain ranges
• List of volcanoes
• List of mountain passes
• List of peaks by prominence
• List of highest mountains