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(Top) 1 Significant mountain peaks and high points 1.1 Alabama 1.2 Alaska 1.3 American Samoa 1.4 Arizona 1.5 Arkansas 1.6 California 1.7 Colorado 1.8 Connecticut 1.9 Georgia 1.10 Guam 1.11 Hawaiʻi 1.12 Idaho 1.13 Illinois 1.14 Kansas 1.15 Kentucky 1.16 Louisiana 1.17 Maine 1.18 Maryland 1.19 Massachusetts 1.20 Michigan 1.21 Minnesota 1.22 Mississippi 1.23 Missouri 1.24 Montana 1.25 Nebraska 1.26 Nevada 1.27 New Hampshire 1.28 New Jersey 1.29 New Mexico 1.30 New York 1.31 North Carolina 1.32 North Dakota 1.33 Northern Mariana Islands 1.34 Ohio 1.35 Oklahoma 1.36 Oregon 1.37 Pennsylvania 1.38 Puerto Rico 1.39 South Carolina 1.40 South Dakota 1.41 Tennessee 1.42 Texas 1.43 Utah 1.44 Vermont 1.45 Virgin Islands (U.S.) 1.46 Virginia 1.47 Washington 1.48 West Virginia 1.49 Wisconsin 1.50 Wyoming 2 Summit disambiguation 3 See also 4 References 5 External links

List of mountains of the United States

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This list includes significant mountain peaks located in the United States arranged alphabetically by state, district, or territory. The highest peak in each state, district or territory is noted in bold. For state high points that are not mountains, see List of U.S. states and territories by elevation.

Significant mountain peaks and high points[edit]

Alabama[edit]

Cheaha Mountain

Brindley Mountain

Cheaha Mountain, highest summit in the State of Alabama

Sand Mountain (Alabama)

Keel Mountain (Alabama)

Halama Mountain

Alaska[edit]

Afognak Mountain, summit of Afognak Island

Alabaster Peak

Alagogshak

Amak Volcano, active stratovolcano

Anvil Peak NGS PB, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Semisopochnoi Island

Arthur Peak

Asses Ears (Alaska)

Atna Peaks PB

Atuk Mountain PB, summit of St. Lawrence Island

Audubon Mountain

Augustine Volcano, active lava dome that forms the summit of Augustine Island

Auke Mountain

Awesome Peak

Baranof Island High Point PB, summit of Baranof Island

Black Mountain PB, highest summit of the De Long Mountains

Black Peak

Blacktail Ptarmigan Rocks

Blackthorn Peak

Boggs Peak

Bonanza Peak

Buldir Volcano PB, stratovolcano that forms the summit of Buldir Island

Bullard Mountain

Calliope Mountain

Cantata Peak

Carlisle Peak, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Carlisle Island

Ch'akajabena Mountain

Chichagof Island High Point, summit of Chichagof Island

Chitistone Mountain

Cleveland Volcano NGS PB, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Chuginadak Island

Cloud Peak PB, highest summit of the Philip Smith Mountains

De Long Mountains High Point PB

Debauch Mountain PB

Denali (Mount McKinley) PB, highest summit of the Alaska Range, the State of Alaska, the United States of America, and all of North America

Devils Paw PB

Devils Prongs

Dike Mountain

Dillingham High Point PB

Eagle Peak, on Admiralty Island

Eagle Peak, in Chugach Mountains

Fifty Years of Alaskan Statehood

Finland Peak

Fireweed Mountain

Flat Top Mountain (Sitka City and Borough, Alaska)

Flattop Mountain (Anchorage, Alaska)

Frosty Peak PB, stratovolcano

Granite Range High Point PB

Great Nunatak

Great Sitkin Volcano PB, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Great Sitkin Island

Hinchinbrook Island High Point, summit of Hinchinbrook Island

Hogback Ridge

Horn Spire

Ice Cream Cone Mountain

Icy Peak

Igloo Mountain

Institute Peak

Isanotski Peaks PB, stratovolcano

Knight Island High Point, summit of Knight Island

Koniag Peak PB, summit of Kodiak Island

Korovin Volcano PB, active stratovolcano forms the summit of Atka Island

Kupreanof Mountain

Kusilvak High Point PB

Lowell Peak (Chugach Mountains)

Makushin Volcano PB, active stratovolcano

Mentasta Mountains High Point PB

Meteorite Mountain

Mile High Peak

Moby Dick

Montague Island High Point, summit of Montague Island

Mount Abbe

Mount Abdallah

Mount Ada

Mount Adagdak, stratovolcano

Mount Adair

Mount Adolph Knopf

Mount Akutan PB, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Akutan Island

Mount Amukta, active stratovolcano

Mount Angayukaqsraq PB, highest summit of the Baird Mountains

Mount Aniakchak, active stratovolcano

Mount Blackburn NGS PB, highest summit of the Wrangell Mountains

Mount Bona PB

Mount Bradley

Mount Bradley (Mount Jumbo)

Mount Burkett

Mount Cameron

Mount Carlisle, active stratovolcano

Mount Carmack

Mount Case

Mount Castner

Mount Chamberlin PB, highest summit of the Brooks Range and the Arctic United States

Mount Chichantna

Mount Chiginagak PB, active stratovolcano

Mount Chitina

Mount Cook (Saint Elias Mountains) PB

Mount Douglas PB, active stratovolcano

Mount Drum PB, stratovolcano

Mount Dutton, active stratovolcano

Mount Edgecumbe, stratovolcano that forms the summit of Kruzof Island

Mount Ernest Gruening

Mount Etolin, summit of Etolin Island

Mount Eva

Mount Fairweather (Fairweather Mountain) PB

Mount Gareloi, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Gareloi Island. Westernmost ultra-prominent summit of greater North America.

Mount Geist

Mount Gerdine

Mount Gilbert, volcano that forms the summit of Akun Island

Mount Gilbert (Chugach Mountains)

Mount Griggs PB, active stratovolcano

Mount Grosvenor

Mount Grosvenor (Alaska Range)

Mount Harding

Mount Harper PB

Mount Hayes PB, stratovolcano remnant

Mount Igikpak PB, highest summit of the Schwatka Mountains

Mount Iliamna, active stratovolcano

Mount Jarvis PB

Mount Johnson

Mount Juneau

Mount Kagamil, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Kagamil Island

Mount Kaguyak, stratovolcano

Mount Kanaga, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Kanaga Island

Mount Katmai, active stratovolcano

Mount Kialagvik

Mount Kiev

Mount Kimball PB

Mount Kiska, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Kiska Island

Mount Mageik, active volcano

Mount Magnificent

Mount Marcus Baker PB

Mount Margaret

Mount Martin, active stratovolcano

Mount Mary

Mount Mather PB

Mount McGinnis^[1]

Mount Merriam

Mount Michelson (Brooks Range)

Mount Michelson (Chugach Mountains)

Mount Miller PB

Mount Moffett, stratovolcano that forms the summit of Adak Island

Mount Okmok, active shield volcano

Mount Pavlof PB, active stratovolcano

Mount POW/MIA

Mount Prindle PB

Mount Queena

Mount Quincy Adams (Fairweather Range)

Mount Recheshnoi, active stratovolcano

Mount Redoubt NGS PB, active stratovolcano that forms the highest summit of the Chigmit Mountains

Mount Reid, summit of Revillagigedo Island

Mount Saint Elias PB, highest summit of Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve and the second highest summit of both the United States and Canada

Mount Sanford PB, volcano

Mount Seattle PB

Mount Seguam, active stratovolcano

Mount Shand

Mount Sheldon

Mount Shishaldin PB, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Unimak Island

Mount Shouplina

Mount Silverthrone PB

Mount Silvertip

Mount Skarland

Mount Spurr, active stratovolcano

Mount Steller (Chugach Mountains) NGS PB, stratovolcano

Mount Tlingit Ankawoo

Mount Veniaminof PB, active stratovolcano

Vista Peak

Mount Vsevidof PB, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Umnak Island

Mount Wake

Mount Watson

Mount Westdahl, active volcano

Mount Wrangell PB, active shield volcano

Novarupta, active lava dome

Pavlof Sister, stratovolcano

Pogromni Volcano NGS PB

Prince of Wales Island High Point PB, summit of Prince of Wales Island

Princess Peak

Ptarmigan Peak (Baranof Island)

Ptarmigan Peak (Chugach Mountains)

Pyramid Mountain (Alaska Range)

Pyramid Mountain

Pyramid Peak

Pyramid Peak, on Unalaska Island

Pyre Peak PB, summit of Seguam Island

Regal Mountain NGS PB

Sanak Peak, summit of Sanak Island

Santa Ana Peak

Scott Peak

Segula Peak, stratovolcano that forms the summit of Segula Island

Shishaldin Volcano, see Mount Shishaldin

Sinclair Mountain

Slanting Peak

Slope Mountain (Chigmit Mountains)

Sovereign Mountain PB

Split Thumb

Stroller White Mountain

Tanaga Volcano PB, active stratovolcano that forms the summit of Tanaga Island

Thibodeaux Mountain, highest summit of the Endicott Mountains

Trident Volcano PB, active stratovolcano

Truuli Peak PB

Tukgahgo Mountain

Twin Peaks

Ugashik-Peulik, active stratovolcano

American Samoa[edit]

A‘oloaufou

Lata Mountain, summit of the Island of Ta‘ū and the highest summit of the Territory of American Samoa

Matafao Peak, summit of the Island of Tutuila

Piumafua, summit of the Island of Olosega

Rainmaker Mountain (North Pioa Mountain)

Tumu, summit of the Island of Ofu

Arizona[edit]

Humphreys Peak

Agassiz Peak

Black Mesa (western Arizona)

Daisy Mountain^[2]

Humphreys Peak, highest summit of the State of Arizona

Jupiter Temple

Kaibab Plateau High Point

San Francisco Peaks, four highest summits of Arizona

Sentinel Peak (A Mountain)

Superstition Mountain

Arkansas[edit]

Mount Magazine, highest summit of the State of Arkansas
Glazypeau Mountain
Petit Jean

California[edit]

San Gorgonio Mountain

San Jacinto Peak

Telescope Peak

White Mountain Peak

Acker Peak

Anderson Peak (Placer County)

Big Maria Mountains High Point

Big Pine Mountain

Birch Mountain

Black Butte (Chocolate Mountains)

Black Butte (Northern California Coast Range)

Black Giant

Black Kaweah

Black Mountain

Black Mountain (Mono County)

Black Mountain

Blacktop Peak

Boulder Peak

Breckenridge Mountain

Devils Peak, summit of Santa Cruz Island and highest summit of the Channel Islands of California

Dome Mountain (Los Angeles County) [ceb]

Donner Peak

Double Mountain

Double Peak (San Diego County, California)

George R. Stewart Peak

Granite Mountain (Riverside County, California)

Granite Mountain (San Bernardino County, California)

Granite Peak (Trinity County, California)

Iron Mountain (Ritter Range)

Lassen Peak, active lava dome

Medicine Lake Volcano, shield volcano

Mount Bradley (Inyo County, California)

Mount Bradley (Siskiyou County, California)

Mount Carillon

Mount Carl Heller

Mount Cedric Wright

Mount Chamberlin (California)

Mount Eddy, highest summit of the Klamath Mountains

Mount Lassic, (Signal Mountain)

Mount Morgan (Inyo County, California)

Mount Morgan (Mono County, California)

Mount Morrison

Mount Muir

Mount Newcomb

Mount Orizaba, summit of Santa Catalina Island

Mount Randy Morgenson

Mount San Antonio, known locally as Mount Baldy

Mount Shasta - active stratovolcano that is the highest summit of the California Cascade Range

Mount Shinn

Mount Sill

Mount Stanford (North)

Mount Stanford (South)

Mount Whitney, highest summit of the Sierra Nevada, the State of California, and the contiguous United States

New York Mountains High Point

Night Cap Peak

Nopah Range High Point

North Guard

North Palisade

North Yolla Bolly Mountain

Pilot Knob (Fresno County)

Pyramid Peak (Fresno County)

Red and White Mountain

Red Kaweah

Red Peak (El Dorado County, California)

Red Peak (Madera County, California)

Red Slate Mountain

Resting Spring Range High Point

San Gorgonio Mountain, highest summit of the Transverse Ranges

Sheep Hole Mountains High Point

Sierra Buttes

Silver Peak (Alpine County)

Silver Peak (El Dorado County)

Silver Peak (Fresno County)

South Yolla Bolly Mountain, highest summit of the Northern California Coast Range

Thirst Benchmark, summit of San Clemente Island

Thompson Peak

Thor Peak

Thunderbolt Peak

Tiefort Mountains High Point

Turtle Mountains High Point

Twin Peaks (Placer County)

Whipple Mountains High Point

White Mountain Peak

Widow Mountain

Willow Creek Mountain

Ycatapom Peak

Colorado[edit]

Abrams Mountain 12,801'

Afley Peak 12,646'

Ajax Peak 12,785'

American Peak 13,806'

Amherst Mountain 13,165'

Anthracite Range High Point 12,394'

Antora Peak 13,275'

Apache Peak 13,441'

Argentine Peak 13,743'

Arrow Peak 13,809'

Aspen Mountain 10,705'

Atlantic Peak

Aztec Mountain 13,310'

Babcock Peak 13,161'

Badger Mountain 11,295'

Baker Mountain 12,410'

Bald Mountain 13,690'

Bard Peak 13,647'

Bear Mountain 12,987'

Bear Peak 8,459'

Bennett Peak 13,209'

Berrian Mountain 9,151'

Bill Williams Peak 13,389' – highest summit of the Williams Mountains

Bison Mountain 12,432' – highest summit of the Tarryall Mountains

Black Mountain (Elkhead Mountains) 10,865'

Black Mountain (South Park Hills) 11,649'

Blair Mountain 11,465' – highest summit of the White River Plateau

Blanca Peak 14,351' – highest summit of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains

Blanco Point 12,033'

Blodgett Peak 9,444'

Boreas Mountain 13,082'

Bowen Mountain 12,524'

Braddock Peak 11,972'

Bristol Head 12,712'

Broken Hand Peak 13,573'

Brown Mountain 13,347'

Buffalo Mountain 12,781'

Buffalo Peak 11,594'

Bushnell Peak 13,110'

Calf Creek Plateau 12,661'

California Peak 13,855'

Canby Mountain 13,478'

Cannibal Plateau 12,533'

Capitol Peak 14,137'

Carbon Peak 12,088'

Carbonate Mountain 13,670'

Carson Peak 13,662'

Cascade Mountain 12,326'

Casco Peak 13,915'

Castle Peak (Elk Mountains) 14,279' – highest summit of the Elk Mountains

Castle Peak (Sawatch Range) 11,305'

Castle Rock (San Juan Mountains) 11,458'

Cathedral Peak 13,950'

Centennial Peak 13,062'

Chair Mountain 12,727'

Chalk Benchmark 12,038'

Challenger Point 14,087'

Cheyenne Mountain 9,570'

Chicago Peak 13,385'

Chief Cheley Peak 12,809'

Chiefs Head Peak 13,577'

Chimney Rock 11,781'

Chipeta Mountain 13,472'

Cinnamon Mountain 13,336'

Cirque Mountain 13,686'

Clark Peak 12,960' – highest summit of the Medicine Bow Mountains

Cleveland Peak 13,414'

Clinton Peak 13,864'

Cochetopa Dome 11,138'

Colony Baldy 13,705'

Columbia Point 13,986'

Columbus Mountain 10,258'

Conejos Peak 13,179'

Conundrum Peak 14,067'

Cottonwood Peak 13,588'

Courthouse Mountain 12,152'

Coxcomb Peak 13,656'

Crater Peak 11,333' – highest summit of Grand Mesa

Crested Butte 12,168'

Crestone Needle 14,203'

Crestone Peak 14,300' – highest summit of the Crestones

Crestone East Peak 14,266'

Cronin Peak 13,877'

Cross Mountain 12,703'

Crystal Peak 13,859'

Crystal Peak 12,777'

Culebra Peak 14,053' – highest summit of the Culebra Range

Dallas Peak 13,815'

Darley Mountain 13,260'

Dawson Butte 7,474'

De Anza Peak (Culebra Range)

De Anza Peak (Sangre de Cristo Range)

Devils Head 9,749' – highest summit of the Rampart Range

Devils Playground 13,075'

Diamond Peak 9,665'

Diorite Peak 12,761'

Dolores Peak 13,296'

Dome Mountain 13,379'

Dunsinane Mountain 12,742'

Dyer Mountain 13,862'

Eagles Nest 13,419'

East Beckwith Mountain 12,441'

East Spanish Peak 12,688'

El Diente Peak 14,165'

Eldorado Mountain 8,344'

Electric Peak (San Juan Mountains)

Electric Peak (Sangre de Cristo Range)

Elk Mountain 11,424' (Rabbit Ears Range)

Elk Mountain 8,727' (Elkhead Mountains)

Ellingwood Point 14,048'

Elliott Mountain 12,346'

Emerald Peak 13,911'

Emery Peak 13,321'

Emma Burr Mountain 13,544'

Engelmann Peak 13,368'

Engineer Mountain 13,225'

Engineer Mountain 12,968'

Ervin Peak 13,538'

Eureka Mountain 13,507'

Fairchild Mountain 13,508'

Fairview Peak 13,214'

Fishers Peak 9,633' – highest summit of Raton Mesa and easternmost summit of the Rocky Mountains

Flagstaff Mountain 6,983'

Flat Top Mountain 12,361' – highest summit of the Flat Tops

Fletcher Mountain 13,958'

Fluted Peak 13,554'

Fools Peak 12,954'

French Mountain 13,966'

Galena Peak 12,461'

Garfield Peak 13,787'

Geissler Mountain 13,381'

Gemini Peak

Gilpin Peak 13,700'

Gladstone Peak 13,919'

Goat Hill 5,604'

Golden Horn 13,780'

Gothic Mountain 12,631'

Graham Peak 12,536'

Grand Hogback

Grand Turk 13,167'

Grannys Nipple

Gravel Mountain 13,596'

Grayrock Peak 12,504'

Grays Peak 14,278' – highest summit of the Front Range and highest point on the Continental Divide of North America

Graystone Peak 13,489'

Green Mountain (Front Range) 8,148'

Green Mountain (Front Range Rhills) 6,854'

Green Mountain (Kenosha Mountains) 10,427'

Greenhalgh Mountain 13,220'

Greenhorn Mountain 12,352' – highest summit of the Wet Mountains

Greyrock Mountain 7,616'

Grizzly Peak (Collegiate Peaks) 13,995'

Grizzly Peak (San Juan Mountains) 13,738'

Grizzly Peak (Front Range) 13,433'

Grizzly Peak (Sawatch Range) 13,309'

Grizzly Peak (Needle Mountains)

Hagerman Peak

Hahns Peak 10,843'

Hagues Peak 13,573'

Half Peak 13,848' – highest summit of the East Central San Juan Mountains

Hallett Peak 12,720'

Handies Peak 14,058'

Hayden Peak (Sneffels Range) 12,987'

Hayden Peak (Elk Mountains) 13,570'

Hayden Spire 12,480'

Henry Mountain 13,261'

Hesperus Mountain 13,237' – highest summit of the La Plata Mountains

Highland Peak 12,381'

Hilliard Peak 13,422'

Horn Peak 13,450'

Horse Mountain 9,952'

Horsefly Peak 10,353' – highest summit of the Uncompahgre Plateau

Horseshoe Mountain 13,905'

Horsetooth Mountain 7,259'

Howard Mountain 12,826'

Huerfano Butte 6,174'

Humboldt Peak 14,070'

Hunter Peak 13,506'

Huntsman Ridge 11,858'

Hunts Peak 13,071'

Huron Peak 14,012'

Hurricane Peak 13,447'

Ice Mountain 13,958'

Iowa Peak

Iron Mountain (Never Summer Mountains) 12,270'

Iron Mountain (Sangre de Cristo Range) 11,416'

Irving Peak 13,216'

Italian Mountain 13,385'

Jacque Peak 13,211'

Jagged Mountain 13,830'

James Peak 13,299'

Jones Mountain 13,866'

Jones Mountain (Sawatch Range) 13,218'

Jupiter Mountain 13,836'

Keefe Peak 13,532'

Kendall Peak 13,455'

Kit Carson Mountain 14,171'

Knights Peak 10499'

Knobby Crest 12,434' – highest summit of the Kenosha Mountains

La Plata Peak 14,343' – fifth highest summit of the Rocky Mountains and Colorado

Lavender Peak 13,233'

Lead Mountain (Custer County, Colorado)

Lead Mountain (Grand County, Colorado)

Leon Peak 11,240'

Little Bear Peak 14,043'

Little Cone 11,988'

Little Giant Peak 13,417'

Lizard Head 13,119'

Lone Cone 12,618'

Lone Eagle Peak 11,946'

Long Branch Baldy 11,982' – highest summit of the Cochetopa Hills

Long Scraggy Peak 8,796'

Longs Peak 14,259' – highest summit of the northern Front Range

Lookout Mountain 7,377'

Lookout Peak 13,661'

Lulu Mountain 12,217'

Malemute Peak 13,321'

Marcellina Mountain 11,353'

Maroon Peak 14,163'

Matchless Mountain 12,389'

Matterhorn Peak 13,596'

McCurdy Mountain 12,172'

McHenrys Peak 13,327'

Mears Peak 13,496'

Menefee Peak 8,832'

Meridian Peak 12,432'

Methodist Mountain 11,713'

Middle Peak 13,306'

Milwaukee Peak 13,522'

Missouri Mountain 14,074'

Mount Adams 13,937'

Mount Aetna 13,745'

Mount Alice 13,315'

Mount Antero 14,276' – highest summit of the southern Sawatch Range

Mount Arkansas 13,795'

Mount Audubon 13,229'

Mount Bailey 9,089'

Mount Belford 14,203'

Mount Bethel 12,705'

Mount Bierstadt 14,065'

Mount Blaurock 13,623'

Mount Blue Sky 14,271' – highest summit of the Chicago Peaks

Mount Bross 14,178'

Mount Buckskin 13,872'

Mount Cameron 14,238'

Mount Champion 13,646'

Mount Chapin 12,454'

Mount Chiquita 13,075'

Mount Cirrus 12,808'

Mount Columbia 14,077'

Mount Craig 12,007'

Mount Cumulus 12,729'

Mount Daly 13,323'

Mount Democrat 14,155'

Mount Edwards 13,856'

Mount Elbert 14,440' – highest summit of the Sawatch Range, the Rocky Mountains of North America, and Colorado

Mount Emma 13,581'

Mount Emmons 12,401'

Mount Eolus 14,090'

Mount Evans (Mosquito Range)

Mount Garfield (San Juan County, Colorado) 13,074'

Mount Guero 12,058'

Mount Gunnison 12,725'

Mount Guyot 13,376'

Mount Harvard 14,421' – highest summit of the Collegiate Peaks

Mount Herard 13,345'

Mount Hope 13,939'

Mount Ida 12,865'

Mount Jackson 13,676'

Mount Jasper 12,923'

Mount Julian 12,933'

Mount Lamborn 11,402'

Mount Lincoln 14,293' – highest summit of the Mosquito Range

Mount Lindsey 14,048

Mount Logan (Garfield County, Colorado) 8,413'

Mount Mahler 12,497'

Mount Massive 14,428' – second highest summit of the Rocky Mountains and Colorado

Mount McConnel 8,012'

Mount Meeker 13,916'

Mount Mestas 11,573'

Mount Morrison 7,881'

Mount Moss 13,192'

Mount of the Holy Cross 14,011' – highest summit of the northern Sawatch Range

Mount Nimbus 12,721'

Mount Oklahoma 13,852'

Mount Oso 13,690'

Mount Otto 12,865'

Mount Ouray 13,961' – highest summit of the far southern Sawatch Range

Mount Owen 13,070' – highest summit of the Ruby Range

Mount Oxford 14,160'

Mount Parnassus 13,580'

Mount Powell 13,586' – highest summit of the Gore Range

Mount Princeton 14,204'

Mount Richthofen 12,945' – highest summit of the Never Summer Mountains

Mount Ridgway 13,468'

Mount Rosa 11,504'

Mount Shavano 14,235'

Mount Sheridan 13,748'

Mount Sherman 14,043'

Mount Silverheels 13,829'

Mount Sneffels 14,158' – highest summit of the Sneffels Range

Mount Sniktau 13,240'

Mount Sopris 12,958'

Mount Spalding

Mount Stratus 12,534'

Mount Toll 12,979'

Mount Tweto 13,672'

Mount Werner 10,570'

Mount White 13,667'

Mount Wilson 14,252' – highest summit of the San Miguel Mountains

Mount Yale 14,202'

Mount Zion 7,062'

Mount Zirkel 12,185' – highest summit of the Park Range

Mount Zwischen 12,011'

Mummy Mountain 13,430'

Navajo Peak 13,409'

Needle Rock 7,797'

Never Summer Peak 12,452'

Niagara Peak 13,812'

Nokhu Crags 12,490'

North Arapaho Peak 13,508' – highest summit of the Indian Peaks

North Eolus 14,045'

North Mamm Peak 11,129'

North Pole Peak 12,208'

North Maroon Peak 14,019'

North Star Mountain 13,614'

North Table Mountain 6,555'

Notch Mountain 13,243'

Organ Mountain 13,032'

Otis Peak 12,486'

Ouray Peak 12,963'

Pacific Peak 13,957'

Pagoda Mountain 13,497'

Paiute Peak 13,088'

Palmyra Peak 13,319'

Parika Peak 12,402'

Park Cone 12,106'

Parkview Mountain 12,301' – highest summit of the Rabbit Ears Range

Parry Peak 13,397'

Pawnee Peak 12,943'

Peak 10 13,640'

Peak One 12,805'

Peak 13762 13,769'

Pearl Mountain 13,379'

Petit Grepon (spire) 12,305'

Pettingell Peak 13,559'

Phoenix Peak 13,902' – highest summit of the La Garita Mountains

Pico Aislado 13,611'

Pigeon Peak 13,978'

Pikes Peak 14,115' – highest summit of southern Front Range

Pilot Knob 13,738'

Piñon Mesa High Point 9,705'

Pintada Mountain 12,840'

Point Lookout 8,427'

Potosi Peak 13,786'

Precipice Peak 13,144'

Proposal Peak 13,339'

Ptarmigan Peak 12,504' – highest summit of South Williams Fork Mountains

Puma Peak 11,575'

Purple Mountain 12,958'

Purple Peak 12,800'

Pyramid Peak 14,025'

Quail Mountain 13,465'

Quandary Peak 14,271' – highest summit of the Tenmile Range

Red Mountain (Culebra Range) 13,914'

Red Mountain (Never Summer Mountains)

Red Mountain Number 1 (San Juan Mountains) 12,598'

Red Mountain Number 2 (San Juan Mountains) 12,225'

Red Mountain Number 3 (San Juan Mountains) 12,896'

Red Peak (Front Range)

Red Peak (Gore Range)

Red Table Mountain 12,043'

Redcliff 13,642'

Redcloud Peak 14,041'

Rinker Peak 13,789'

Rio Grande Pyramid 13,827'

Rito Alto Peak 13,803'

Ruby Mountain 13,277'

San Luis Peak 14,022'

Sand Mountain North 10,884' – highest summit of the Elkhead Mountains

Sawtooth Mountain 12,304'

Sawtooth Mountain 12,153'

Sayres Benchmark 13,746'

Seven Utes Mountain 11,478'

Sharkstooth Peak 11,691'

Shawnee Peak 11,932'

Sheep Mountain (Gunnison County)

Sheep Mountain (San Juan County)

Sheep Mountain (San Miguel Mountains) 13,188'

Shoshoni Peak 12,967'

Sievers Mountain 12,786'

Silver King Peak 13,769'

Silver Mountain (Huerfano County) 10,525'

Silver Mountain (San Miguel County) 13,470'

Sleeping Sexton 13,457'

Sleepy Cat Peak 10,853'

Snowdon Peak 13,077'

Snowmass Mountain 14,099'

Snowmass Peak 13,627'

South Bald Mountain 11,009' – highest summit of the Laramie Mountains

South Bross Peak 14,027'

South River Peak 13,154'

South Table Mountain 6,338'

Specimen Mountain 12,494'

Spiller Peak 13,123'

Sprague Mountain 12,713'

Spread Eagle Peak 13,423'

Square Top Mountain 13,794'

Star Mountain 12,941'

Star Peak 13,527'

Static Peak 12,580'

Stewart Peak 13,990'

Stones Peak 12,922'

Stony Mountain 12,698'

Storm King Mountain 8,797'

Storm Peak (Front Range)

Storm Peak 13,495'

Sugarloaf Mountain

Sultan Mountain 13,373'

Summit Peak 13,308' – highest summit of the southern San Juan Mountains

Sunlight Peak 14,065'

Sunlight Spire 14,001'

Sunshine Mountain 12,930'

Sunshine Mountain 13,329'

Sunshine Peak 14,007'

Tabeguache Peak 14,162'

Tanks Peak 8,726'

Taylor Peak 13,158'

Taylor Peak (Gunnison County) 13,435'

Teakettle Mountain 13,825'

Tenmile Peak 12,938'

Terra Tomah Mountain 12,718'

Terrible Mountain

Thatchtop 12,668'

The Castles 12,296'

The Diamond (escarpment)

The Horns (outcrop) 9,226'

The Sawtooth (arête) 13,786'

The Sharkstooth 12,630'

The Spider 12,695'

Thirtynine Mile Mountain 11,553'

Thunder Butte 9,837' – highest summit of the Rampart Range

Thunder Mountain 13,108'

Tijeras Peak 13,610'

Tomichi Dome 11,471'

Torreys Peak 14,274'

Tower Mountain 13,558'

Traver Peak

Treasure Mountain 13,535'

Trinity Peaks

Turner Peak 13,233'

Turret Peak 13,841'

Tuttle Mountain 13,208'

Twilight Peak 13,163' – highest summit of the West Needle Mountains

Twining Peak 13,711'

Twin Peaks 13,341'

Twin Peaks 10,970'

Twin Peaks 13,580'

Twin Sisters 13,432'

Twin Sisters Peaks 11,433'

Two Buttes 4,713'

Ulysses S Grant Peak 13,767'

Uncompahgre Peak 14,321' – highest summit of the San Juan Mountains

United States Mountain 13,036'

Ute Peak 9,984' – highest summit of the Ute Mountains

Vermilion Peak 13,900'

Vestal Peak 13,870' – highest summit of the Grenadier Range

Wasatch Mountain 13,555'

Waugh Mountain 11,716' – highest summit of the South Park Hills

West Beckwith Mountain 12,185'

West Buffalo Peak 13,332'

West Elk Peak 13,042' – highest summit of the West Elk Mountains

West Spanish Peak 13,631' – highest summit of the Spanish Peaks

Wetterhorn Peak 14,021'

Wheeler Mountain 13,690'

Whetstone Mountain 12,527'

Whitecross Mountain 13,553'

Whitehouse Mountain 13,492'

Wildhorse Peak 13,266'

Williams Peak 11,620'

Wilson Peak 14,023'

Windom Peak 14,093' – highest summit of the Needle Mountains

Windy Peak 11,970'

Winfield Peak 13,084'

Wood Mountain 13,682'

Ypsilon Mountain 13,520'

Zenobia Peak 9,022' – highest summit of the far eastern Uinta Mountains

Connecticut[edit]

Bear Mountain

Mount Sanford

The southern flank of Mount Frissell is the highest point of the State of Connecticut.^[3]

Georgia[edit]

Brasstown Bald

Kennesaw Mountain

Arabia Mountain

Big Bald Mountain

Black Mountain

Blood Mountain

Brasstown Bald, highest summit of the U.S. state of Georgia

Little Kennesaw Mountain

Guam[edit]

Mount Alifan, summit of the Island of Guam

Mount Almagosa, summit of the Island of Guam and the 4th highest summit of the Territory of Guam

Mount Bolanos, summit of the Island of Guam and the 3rd highest summit of the Territory of Guam

Mount Jumullong Manglo, summit of the Island of Guam and the 2nd highest summit of the Territory of Guam

Mount Lamlam,^[4] summit of the Island of Guam and the highest summit of the Territory of Guam

Hawaiʻi[edit]

Mauna Loa

Haleakalā, shield volcano that is the summit of the Island of Maui

Hualālai, shield volcano on the Island of Hawaiʻi

Kaʻala, shield volcano that is the summit of the Island of Oʻahu

Kamakou, shield volcano that is the summit of the Island of Molokaʻi

Kawaikini, shield volcano that is the summit of the Island of Kauaʻi

Kīlauea, active shield volcano on the Island of Hawaiʻi

Kohala, shield volcano on the Island of Hawaiʻi

Lānaʻihale, shield volcano that is the summit of the Island of Lānaʻi

Mauna Kea,^[5] shield volcano that is the summit of the Island of Hawaiʻi, the highest summit of the State of Hawaiʻi, and the tallest mountain on Earth as measured from base to summit

Mauna Loa,^[6] active shield volcano that is the most voluminous mountain on Earth

Puʻu Aliʻi, summit of the Island of Molokaʻi

Puʻu Kukui, shield volcano on the Island of Maui

Tantalus, cinder cone on the Island of Oʻahu

Idaho[edit]

Borah Peak

Big Baldy

Big Dick Point

Black Pine Mountains High Point

Blizzard Mountain

Bonneville Peak, highest summit of the Portneuf Range

Borah Peak, highest summit of the Lost River Range and the State of Idaho

Boulder Peak

Buffalo Hump

Cache Peak

Caribou Mountain, highest summit of the Caribou Range

Castle Peak, highest summit of the White Cloud Mountains

Cinnabar Mountain

Deep Creek Peak, highest summit of the Deep Creek Mountains

Diamond Peak, highest summit of the Lemhi Range

Hyndman Peak, highest summit of the Pioneer Mountains

Kings Peak

Leatherman Peak

Little Regret Peak

Meade Peak, highest summit of the Peale Mountains

Mica Peak- consists of two peaks, one in Idaho, and one in Washington.

Oxford Peak, highest summit of the Bannock Range

Queen Mountain

Ryan Peak, highest summit of the Boulder Mountains

Sacajawea Peak

Saviers Peak, highest summit of the Smoky Mountains

Scotchman Peak

Scott Peak

Sedgwick Peak

Smoky Dome, highest summit of the Soldier Mountains

South Lost River High Point

Stripe Mountain

Sturgill Peak

The General

Thompson Peak, highest summit of the Sawtooth Mountains

Katahdin, highest summit of the State of Maine

Mount Jefferson

Mount Bigelow

Shawnee Peak, Bridgton, Maine

Maryland[edit]

Backbone Mountain

Catoctin Mountain

Dans Mountain

Evitts Mountain

Hoye-Crest, highest summit of the State of Maryland

Massachusetts[edit]

Mount Greylock

Bakke Mountain

Mount Everett

Mount Greylock, highest summit of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Michigan[edit]

Mount Arvon, highest summit of the State of Michigan

Minnesota[edit]

Eagle Mountain

Eagle Mountain, highest summit of the State of Minnesota
Disappointment Mountain

Mississippi[edit]

Woodall Mountain, highest summit of the State of Mississippi

Missouri[edit]

Bell Mountain

Ozark Mountain

Taum Sauk Mountain, highest summit of the State of Missouri

Wildcat Mountain

Montana[edit]

Granite Peak

McDonald Peak

Mount Cleveland

A Peak

Ahern Peak, Glacier National Park

Allen Mountain, Glacier National Park

Almost-a-Dog Mountain, Glacier National Park

Amphitheater Mountain, Glacier National Park

Anaconda Peak, Glacier National Park

Angel Wing, Glacier National Park

Apikuni Mountain, Glacier National Park

Appistoki Peak, Glacier National Park

Argosy Mountain

Ash Mountain

Bad Marriage Mountain, Glacier National Park

Baldy Mountain (Bearpaw Mountains)

Baldy Mountain (Idaho/Montana)

Baldy Mountain (Salish Mountains)

Battlement Mountain, Glacier National Park

Bear Mountain, Glacier National Park

Bearhat Mountain, Glacier National Park

Bearhead Mountain, Glacier National Park

Beehive Peak

Big Baldy Mountains

Big Pryor Mountain

Bishops Cap, Glacier National Park

Black Butte

Black Mountain

Blackfoot Mountain, Glacier National Park

Blaze Mountain

Blue Mountain

Boat Mountain

Boulder Peak, Glacier National Park

Brave Dog Mountain, Glacier National Park

Calf Robe Mountain, Glacier National Park

Campbell Mountain, Glacier National Park

Caper Peak, Glacier National Park

Capitol Mountain

Castle Mountain

Castle Reef

Cathedral Peak, Glacier National Park

Cedar Mountain

Chapman Peak, Glacier National Park

Charlotte Peak

Chief Mountain, Glacier National Park

Choteau Mountain

Church Butte, Glacier National Park

Citadel Mountain, Glacier National Park

Citadel Peaks, Glacier National Park

Clements Mountain, Glacier National Park

Cloudcroft Peaks, Glacier National Park

Clyde Peak, Glacier National Park

Cracker Peak, Glacier National Park

Crazy Peak

Crow Peak

Crowfeet Mountain, Glacier National Park

Crypt Peak, Glacier National Park

Curly Bear Mountain, Glacier National Park

Cutoff Mountain

Divide Mountain, Glacier National Park

Dragons Tail, Glacier National Park

Eagle Plume Mountain, Glacier National Park

Eagle Ribs Mountain, Glacier National Park

Eaglehead Mountain, Glacier National Park

Ear Mountain

East Flattop Mountain, Glacier National Park

Edwards Mountain, Glacier National Park

Electric Peak

Elephant Peak

Elk Mountain, Glacier National Park

Engle Peak

Flat Top Mountain

Flinsch Peak, Glacier National Park

Fusillade Mountain, Glacier National Park

Gable Mountain, Glacier National Park

Gable Peaks

Gallatin Peak

Gardner Point, Glacier National Park

Garfield Mountain

Goat Haunt Mountain, Glacier National Park

Goat Mountain, Glacier National Park

Going to the Sun Mountain, Glacier National Park

Gold Butte

Granite Peak, highest summit of the State of Montana

Greathouse Peak

Great Northern Mountain

Grizzly Mountain, Glacier National Park

Gunsight Mountain, Glacier National Park

Haugan Mountain

Haystack Butte, Glacier National Park

Heavenly Twins

Heavens Peak, Glacier National Park

Iceberg Peak, Glacier National Park

Ipasha Peak, Glacier National Park

Jumbo Mountain, Powell County

Kaina Mountain, Glacier National Park

Kaiser Point, Glacier National Park

Kinnerly Peak, Glacier National Park

Kintla Peak, highest summit in the Livingston Range, Glacier National Park

Kootenai Peak, Glacier National Park

Kupunkamint Mountain, Glacier National Park

Little Chief Mountain, Glacier National Park

Little Dog Mountain, Glacier National Park

Little Matterhorn, Glacier National Park

Logging Mountain, Glacier National Park

Lonesome Mountain

Lone Walker Mountain, Glacier National Park

Long Knife Peak, highest summit in the Clark Range Glacier National Park

Longfellow Peak, Glacier National Park

Mad Wolf Mountain, Glacier National Park

Mahtotopa Mountain, Glacier National Park

Matahpi Peak, Glacier National Park

McClintock Peak, Glacier National Park

McDonald Peak, highest summit of the Mission Mountains

McLeod Peak

McPartland Mountain, Glacier National Park

Medicine Grizzly Peak, Glacier National Park

Medicine Owl Peak, Glacier National Park

Miche Wabun Peak, Glacier National Park

Mount Blackmore

Mount Brown, Glacier National Park

Mount Brown, Sweet Grass Hills

Mount Cannon, Glacier National Park

Mount Carter, Glacier National Park

Mount Cleveland, highest summit in the Lewis Range, Glacier National Park

Mount Custer, Glacier National Park

Mount Delano

Mount Despair, Glacier National Park

Mount Doody, Glacier National Park

Mount Edith

Mount Ellsworth, Glacier National Park

Mount Frazier

Mount Geduhn, Glacier National Park

Mount Gould, Glacier National Park

Mount Grant

Mount Headley

Mount Helen, Glacier National Park

Mount Henkel, Glacier National Park

Mount Henry, Glacier National Park

Mount Jackson (Montana), Glacier National Park

Mount James, Glacier National Park

Mount Jefferson, Bitterroot Range

Mount Jefferson, Tobacco Root Mountains

Mount Kipp, Glacier National Park

Mount Lebanon

Mount Logan, Glacier National Park

Mount Merritt, Glacier National Park

Mount Morgan, Glacier National Park

Mount Oberlin, Glacier National Park

Mount Peabody, Glacier National Park

Mount Phillips, Glacier National Park

Mount Pinchot, Glacier National Park

Mount Powell - highest summit of the Flint Creek Range

Mount PowellinPowell County, Montana

Mount Rockwell, Glacier National Park

Mount Saint Nicholas, Glacier National Park

Mount Siyeh, Glacier National Park

Mount Stimson, Glacier National Park

Mount Thompson, Glacier National Park

Mount Vaught, Glacier National Park

Mount Wilbur, Glacier National Park

Mount Wood

Nahsukin Mountain, Glacier National Park

Natoas Peak, Glacier National Park

Norris Mountain, Glacier National Park

Northwest Peak

Numa Peak, Glacier National Park

Parke Peak, Glacier National Park

Paul Bunyans Cabin, Glacier National Park

Penrose Peak

Pentagon Mountain

Peril Peak, Glacier National Park

Piegan Mountain, Glacier National Park

Pollock Mountain, Glacier National Park

Porcupine Ridge, Glacier National Park

Pyramid Peak, Glacier National Park

Rainbow Peak, Glacier National Park

Razoredge Mountain, Glacier National Park

Red Crow Mountain, Glacier National Park

Red Mountain, Glacier National Park

Red Mountain, Lewis and Clark County

Red Eagle Mountain, Glacier National Park

Redhorn Peak, Glacier National Park

Reuter Peak, Glacier National Park

Reynolds Mountain, Glacier National Park

Rising Wolf Mountain, Glacier National Park

Sarcee Mountain, Glacier National Park

Sawtooth Ridge

Scenic Point, Glacier National Park

Sentinel Mountain, Glacier National Park

Seward Mountain, Glacier National Park

Shaheeya Peak, Glacier National Park

Sheep Mountain, Glacier National Park

Sherburne Peak, Glacier National Park

Sinopah Mountain, Glacier National Park

Snowshoe Peak, highest summit in the Cabinet Mountains

South Sheep Mountain

Split Mountain, Glacier National Park

Spot Mountain, Glacier National Park

Square Peak, Glacier National Park

Squaw Peak

Stoney Indian Peaks, Glacier National Park

Summit Mountain, Glacier National Park

Sunset Peak

Swiftcurrent Mountain, Glacier National Park

Table Mountain

Taylor Mountain

The Guardhouse, Glacier National Park

Thunderbird Mountain, Glacier National Park

Tinkham Mountain, Glacier National Park

Trapper Peak

Triple Divide Peak, Glacier National Park

Tumble Mountain

Tweedy Mountain

Union Mountain

Vigil Peak, Glacier National Park

Vulture Peak, Glacier National Park

Wahcheechee Mountain, Glacier National Park

Walton Mountain, Glacier National Park

West Butte

West Goat Peak

White Calf Mountain, Glacier National Park

Wolf Mountain

Wolftail Mountain, Glacier National Park

Wynn Mountain, Glacier National Park

Yellow Mountain, Glacier National Park

Nebraska[edit]

Bighorn Mountain

Panorama Point, highest summit of the State of Nebraska

Scotts Bluff

Wildcat Hills

Nevada[edit]

Mount Charleston

Wheeler Peak

Arc Dome

Bens Peak

Boundary Peak, highest summit of the State of Nevada

Old Razorback Mountain

New Hampshire[edit]

Mount Washington

Mount Adams

Mount Washington, highest summit of the White Mountains, the State of New Hampshire, and the northeastern United States

New Jersey[edit]

High Point, highest summit of the Kittatinny Mountains and the State of New Jersey

New Mexico[edit]

Sierra Blanca Peak

Baldy Mountain, highest summit of the Cimarron Range

Sierra Blanca Peak, highest summit of the Sacramento Mountains

Mount Taylor

Truchas Peak, highest summit of the Santa Fe Mountains

Wheeler Peak, highest summit of the Taos Mountains and the State of New Mexico, and the southernmost 4000 meter peak of the Rocky Mountains

Whitewater Baldy, highest summit of the Mogollon Mountains

Zeller Peak

New York[edit]

Mount Marcy

Algonquin Peak

Kaaterskill High Peak

Mount Marcy, highest summit of the Adirondack Mountains and the State of New York

Slide Mountain, highest summit of the Catskill Mountains

Storm King Mountain

Todt Hill, summit of Staten Island

North Carolina[edit]

Bee Mountain

Great Smoky Mountains

Hanging Rock

Hanging Rock State Park

Hibriten Mountain

King's Pinnacle

Little Yellow Mountain

Morrow Mountain

Mount Jefferson

Mount Mitchell, highest summit of the Appalachian Mountains, the State of North Carolina, and the eastern United States

North Dakota[edit]

White Butte

White Butte, highest summit of the State of North Dakota See also: Category:Mountains of North Dakota

Northern Mariana Islands[edit]

Agrihan — an unnamed point on the Island of Agrihan is the highest summit of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands
North Pagan, summit of Pagan Island

Ohio[edit]

Campbell Hill, highest summit of the State of Ohio

Behm Mountain | Adams | OH

Black Mountain | Pickaway I OH

Chestnuts Mountain | Pike | OH

Daniels Mountain | Lake | OH

Gildersleeve Mountain | Lake | OH

Irons Mountain | Highland | OH

Little Copperas Mountain | Ross | OH

Little Mountain | Geauga | OH

Maggies Mountain | Harrison | OH

Matties Mountain | Harrison | OH

Palmer Mountain | Pike | OH

Palmers Mountain | Highland | OH

Peach Mountain | Adams | OH

Renoes Mountain | Pike | OH

Rileys Mountain | Pike | OH

Shepherds Mountain | Pike | OH

Star Mountain | Pike | OH

Tener Mountain | Adams | OH

Wills Mountain | Harrison | OH

Oklahoma[edit]

Big Mountain (Oklahoma)

Black Mesa (Oklahoma, Colorado, New Mexico), the highest summit in Oklahoma

Cavanal Hill

Mount Pinchot (Oklahoma)

Rich Mountain (Arkansas–Oklahoma)

Mount Scott (Oklahoma)

Sugar Loaf Mountain (Oklahoma)

Wilton Mountain

Oregon[edit]

Mount Hood

Sacajawea Peak

Applegate Peak, an andesitic volcanic peak on Crater Lake

Boccard Point

Bonneville Mountain

Chief Joseph Mountain

Crane Mountain

Hillman Peak, a stratovolcano and subvent volcano of Mount Mazama

Hogback Mountain (Klamath County)

Hood River Mountain, Hood River County, Columbia Gorge

Keel Mountain

Krag Peak

Llao Rock, a lava flow and shield volcano on Crater Lake

Marys Peak

Matterhorn

Mount Bachelor, stratovolcano

Mount Bailey, shield volcano

Mount Bolivar, highest summit of the Oregon Coast Range

Mount Chinidere, Cascade Range

Mount Defiance, in the Columbia Gorge, Cascade Range, an old shield volcano

Mount Hood, active stratovolcano that is the highest summit of the state of Oregon

Mount Howard

Mount Jefferson, stratovolcano

Mount Mazama, a collapsed stratovolcano with a crater lake, named Crater Lake

Mount McLoughlin, stratovolcano and lava cone

Mount Mitchell

Mount Tabor (Oregon), an extinct volcanic cinder cone

Mount Thielsen, an extinct shield volcano

Mount Washington, shield volcano

Needle Point

Newberry Volcano, shield volcano

Pine Mountain, a pyroclastic cone with a space observatory

Pueblo Mountain, highest in the Pueblo Mountains, a volcanically-formed range

Rogers Peak

Sacajawea Peak, highest in the Wallowa Mountains

Sawtooth Peak

Shellrock Mountain Cascade Range

South Sister, one of the three stratovolcanoes (is a stratovolcano itself) and shield volcano, and third-highest peak in Oregon

Steens Mountain, an old shield volcano

Three Fingered Jack, shield volcano

Three Sisters

Tomlike Mountain Cascade Range

Underwood Mountain Cascade Range

Wind Mountain Cascade Range

Pennsylvania[edit]

Mount Ararat

Camelback Mountain (Big Pocono)

Hawk Mountain

Martin Hill

Miller Mountain

Mount Davis, highest summit of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico[edit]

Cerro de Punta

Cerro de Punta, the highest summit in Puerto Rico

South Carolina[edit]

Sassafras Mountain, highest summit of the State of South Carolina

South Dakota[edit]

Black Elk Peak

Black Elk Peak, highest summit of the Black Hills and the State of South Dakota and the easternmost 2200 meter peak of the United States
Bear Mountain

Tennessee[edit]

Clingmans Dome

Bays Mountain

Clingmans Dome, highest summit of the Great Smoky Mountains and the State of Tennessee

Harris Mountain

Pilot Knob

Short Mountain

Texas[edit]

Guadalupe Peak

Baldy Peak

Casa Grande Peak

Cerro Alto Mountain

El Capitan

Emory Peak, highest summit of the Chisos Mountains

Enchanted Rock

Guadalupe Peak, highest summit of the Guadalupe Mountains and the State of Texas

Hairy Knob

Needle Peak

North Franklin Mountain

Packsaddle Mountain

Tackett Mountain

Utah[edit]

Kings Peak

Mount Nebo

Mount Peale

Abajo Peak

Ben Lomond Mountain (Utah)

Cathedral Mountain (Capitol Reef National Park)

Cathedral Mountain (Zion National Park)

Kings Peak, highest summit of the Uinta Mountains, the Western Rocky Mountains, and the State of Utah

Mount Nebo, highest summit of the Wasatch Mountains

Mount Ogden

Mount Olympus

Mount Peale, highest summit of the La Sal Mountains

Naomi Peak, highest summit of the Bear River Mountains

Salt Benchmark, highest summit of the San Pitch Mountains

Strawberry Peak, highest summit of the Roan Cliffs

Thousand Lake Mountain

Vermont[edit]

Mount Mansfield

Burke Mountain

Mount Mansfield, highest summit of the Green Mountains and the State of Vermont

Virgin Islands (U.S.)[edit]

Bordeaux Mountain, summit of the Island of Saint John
Crown Mountain, summit of the Island of Saint Thomas and the highest summit of the United States Virgin Islands
Mount Eagle, summit of the Island of Saint Croix

Virginia[edit]

Mount Rogers

Apple Orchard Mountain

Bald Knob

Balsam Beartown Mountain

Mount Rogers, highest summit of the Commonwealth of Virginia

Washington[edit]

Mount Shuksan

Mount St. Helens

Mount Spokane

Abercrombie Mountain

Amphitheater Mountain

Bears Breast Mountain

Castle Rock (Chelan County)

Colchuck Balanced Rock

Copper Mountain (Mason County, Washington)

Copper Mountain (Pierce County, Washington)

Crystal Peak (Olympic Mountains)

Elk Mountain (Clallam County, Washington)

Emerald Peak

Esmeralda Peaks

Fay Peak

Fifth of July Mountain

Finney Peak

Fisher Peak

Foggy Peak

Forbidden Peak, in North Cascades National Park

Fortune Peak

Four Brothers

French Cabin Mountain

Glacier Peak, stratovolcano, highest point of Snohomish County

Granite Mountain (Wenatchee Mountains)

Granite Mountain (Whatcom County, Washington)

Grasshopper Peak

Gray Peak

Graybeard Peak

Green Mountain (King County, Washington)

Green Mountain (Snohomish County, Washington)

Half Moon (Washington)

Iron Mountain (Jefferson County, Washington)

Iron Mountain (Pierce County, Washington)

Johannesburg Mountain

Johnson Mountain (Washington)

Liberty Bell Mountain

Liberty Mountain

Lichtenberg Mountain

Little Big Chief Mountain

Lost Peak (Jefferson County, Washington)

Martin Peak (Methow Mountains)

Martin Peak (Olympic Mountains)

Mica Peak, consists of two peaks, one in Idaho, and one in Washington.

Mount Adams, stratovolcano

Mount Baker, active stratovolcano, highest point of Whatcom County

Mount Blum, in North Cascades National Park

Mount Constitution, summit of Orcas Island

Mount Crowder

Mount Cruiser

Mount Dana

Mount Daniel, highest point of King County

Mount Erie, summit of Fidalgo Island

Mount Fairchild

Mount Fernow

Mount Fernow (King County, Washington)

Mount Olympus, highest summit of Olympic Mountains

Mount Rainier, active stratovolcano that is the highest summit of the Cascade Mountains and Washington

Mount St. Helens, active stratovolcano that erupted violently on 1980-05-18

Mount Washington (Cascades)

North Big Bosom Butte

North Gardner Mountain

North Lookout Mountain, known locally as Galbraith Mountain

Pinnacle Peak (King County, Washington)

Pinnacle Peak (Lewis County, Washington)

Pinnacle Peak (Whatcom County, Washington)

Pyramid Peak (Pierce County, Washington)

Pyramid Peak (Whatcom County, Washington)

Rainy Peak

Rampart Ridge (Washington)

Rattlesnake Mountain

Rattlesnake Ridge

Red Face Mountain

Red Mountain (Skagit County, Washington)

Sentinel Peak (Jefferson County, Washington)

Seven Fingered Jack

Seymour Peak

Sharkfin Tower

Sheep Mountain (Okanogan County, Washington)

Silver Star Mountain, in Okanogan County

Silvertip Peak

Sitting Bull Mountain

Summit Chief Mountain

Twin Sisters Mountain

Unicorn Peak, (Olympic Mountains)

White Mountain (Olympic Mountains)

West Virginia[edit]

Spruce Knob

* Allegheny Mountain

Back Allegheny Mountain

Castle Mountain (Pendleton County, West Virginia)

Little Cacapon Mountain

Patterson Creek Mountain

Sleepy Creek Mountain

South Branch Mountain

Spring Gap Mountain

Spruce Knob, highest summit of the Allegheny Mountains and the State of West Virginia

Third Hill Mountain

Wisconsin[edit]

Timms Hill

Baraboo Range

Blue Mounds, highest summit of the Ocooch Mountains

Belmont Mound, (Ocooch Mountains)

Mount Pisgah

Platte Mound, (Ocooch Mountains)

Wildcat Mountain

Ocooch Mountains, highest and most rugged part of the Driftless Area of the upper Midwest.

Penokee Mountains, an ancient heavily eroded mountain range spanning northern Wisconsin and Michigan

Rib Mountain

Timms Hill, highest summit of the State of Wisconsin

Wyoming[edit]

Francs Peak

Gannett Peak

Grand Teton

Amphitheater Mountain

Cloud Peak, highest summit of the Big Horn Mountains and the northernmost 4000 meter peak of the Rocky Mountains

Eagle Peak, highest summit of Yellowstone National Park

Eagles Rest Peak

Elk Mountain (Carbon County, Wyoming)

Elk Mountain (Teton County, Wyoming)

Gannett Peak, highest summit of the Wind River Range, the Central Rocky Mountains, and the State of Wyoming

Garfield Peak

Grand Teton, highest summit of the Teton Range and the westernmost 4000 meter peak of the Rocky Mountains

Mount Fitzpatrick, highest summit of the Salt River Range

Rolling Thunder Mountain

Sublette Mountain, highest summit of the Southern Wyoming Overthrust Belt

Wyoming Peak, highest summit of the Wyoming Range

Younts Peak

Summit disambiguation[edit]

The following list includes links to disambiguation and set index articles for topographic summits of the United States with identical names. The United States Board on Geographic Names is the official authority for all United States geographic names. The United States Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System provides Internet access to these geographic names.

Bald Eagle Mountain – 7 summits in 6 states

Bald Knob – 142 summits in 30 states

Bald Mountain – 303 summits in 31 states

Baldy Mountain – 56 summits in 17 states

Baldy Peak – 19 summits in 12 states

Bear Mountain – 144 summits in 30 states

Black Butte – 113 summits in 14 states

Black Mesa – 41 summits in 7 states

Black Mountain – 266 summits in 29 states

Boundary Peak – 8 summits in 7 states

Camelback Mountain – 9 summits in 6 states

Campbell Hill – 20 summits in 15 states

Capitol Peak – 6 summits in 5 states

Castle Peak – 24 summits in 10 states

Cloud Peak – 4 summits in Alaska, Michigan, and Wyoming

Crater Peak – 8 summits in 7 states

Crown Mountain – 6 summits in 5 states and a summit in a territory

Diamond Peak – 22 summits in 11 states

Eagle Mountain – 41 summits in 20 states

Eagle Peak – 44 summits in 15 states

El Capitan – 6 summits in 5 states

Elk Mountain – 60 summits in 14 states

Flat Top Mountain – 41 summits in 18 states

Fairview Peak – 4 summits in Colorado, Nevada, and Oregon

Fremont Peak – 7 summits in 5 states

Gilbert Peak – 2 summits in Utah and Washington

Glass Mountain – 3 summits in California and a summit in Oregon

Granite Mountain – 57 summits in 17 states

Granite Peak – 42 summits in 12 states

Grizzly Peak – 22 summits in 7 states

High Point – 43 summits in 19 states

Humboldt Peak – 3 summits in California, Colorado, and Nevada

King Peak – 3 summits in Arizona, California, and Nevada

Kings Peak – 2 summits in Idaho and Utah

Lookout Mountain – 113 summits in 28 states

Matterhorn – 3 summits in Arizona, Nevada, and Oregon

Mount Adams – 7 summits in 6 states

Mount Bailey – 2 summits in Colorado and Oregon

Mount Baldy 22 summits in 13 states

Mount Cleveland – 4 summits in Alaska, Montana, and Vermont

Mount Dana – 3 summits in Alaska, California, and Washington

Mount Davis – 7 summits in 5 states

Mount Douglas – 2 summits in Alaska and a summit in Montana

Mount Ellen – 2 summits in Utah and Vermont

Mount Hood – 3 summits in California, Massachusetts, and Oregon

Mount Hopkins – 2 summits in Arizona and California

Mount Jackson – 10 summits in 7 states

Mount Jefferson – 10 summits in 10 states

Mount Kimball – 3 summits in Alaska, Arizona, and Colorado

Mount Lincoln – 8 summits in 7 states

Mount Marcy – 4 summits in 4 states

Mount Michelson – 2 summits in Alaska

Mount Mitchell – 3 summits in North Carolina, Oregon, and Washington

Mount Morgan – 5 summits in 4 states

Mount Nebo – 28 summits in 20 states

Mount Owen – 5 summits in 4 states

Mount Powell – 5 summits in 5 states

Mount Russell – a summit in Alaska and 2 summits in California

Mount Sanford – 2 summits in Alaska and Connecticut

Mount Steller – 2 summits in Alaska

Mount Taylor – 2 summits in Nevada and New Mexico

Mount Tom – 44 summits in 18 states

Mount Warren – 5 summits in 5 states

Mount Washington – 14 summits in 10 states and a summit in a territory

Mount Wilson – 11 summits in 8 states

Mummy Mountain – 5 summits in 5 states

North Mountain – 25 summits in 16 states

Mount Olympus – 9 summits in 8 states

Pyramid Peak – 45 summits in 11 states

Red Mountain – 160 summits in 21 states

Rocky Mountain – 46 summits in 22 states

Slide Mountain – 26 summits in 13 states

Split Mountain – 12 summits in 8 states

Stone Mountain – 31 summits in 15 states

Storm King Mountain – 5 summits in Colorado, New York, and Washington

Thompson Peak – 16 summits in 7 states

Three Sisters – 17 summits in 10 states

Treasure Mountain – 10 summits in 6 states

Twin Peak – 6 summits in 4 states

Twin Peaks – 106 summits in 18 states

University Peak – 2 summits in Alaska and California

Wheeler Peak – 6 summits in 4 states

White Mountain – 44 summits in 19 states

Wildcat Mountain – 43 summits in 22 states

References[edit]

^ "McGinnis Mountain : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering : SummitPost". Summitpost.org. Retrieved 2 November 2017.

^ "Compilation Geologic Map of the Daisy Mountain 7.5' Quadrangle, Maricopa County, Arizona - AZGS Document Repository". Repository.azgs.az.gov. Retrieved 2 November 2017.

^ The summit of Mount Frissell is located in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

^ Mount Lamlam is located 314 kilometers (195 mi) northeast of the Challenger Deep, the deepest point of all the Earth's oceans. The total elevation rise from the bottom of the Challenger Deep at about −10,920 meters (−35,830 feet) to the summit of Mount Lamlam at 406 meters (1,332 feet) is 11,326 meters (37,159 feet), or 28% greater than the elevation of Mount Everest.

^ The summitofMauna Kea at 4,205 meters (13,796 feet) is the highest summit of the Island of Hawaiʻi, the State of Hawaiʻi, and the entire North Pacific Ocean. Mauna Kea is also the tallest mountain on Earth as measured from base to summit. The shield volcano sits on the ocean floor at a depth of 5,998 meters (19,678 ft) for a total height of 10,203 meters (33,474 ft).

^ The shield volcano Mauna Loa is the most voluminous mountain on Earth with an estimated volume of 74,000 km³ (18,000 cu mi), or enough material to fill the Grand Canyon more than 18 times.

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