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1 Patkai-Chin Hills  





2 Indo-Malayan System  





3 Malay Peninsula  





4 Annamite Range and eastern mountains  





5 Sources  














List of ultras of Southeast Asia






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This is a list of all the ultra-prominent peaks (with topographic prominence greater than 1,500 metres) in Mainland Southeast Asia. All values below are given in metres.[clarification needed]

Patkai-Chin Hills[edit]

No Peak Country Elev. Prom. Col.
1 Saramati  India /  Burma 3,826 2,885 941
2 Nat Ma Taung  Burma 3,070 2,148 922
3 Mol Len  India /  Burma 3,088 1,737 1351
4 Laikot  India 2,832 1,659 1173
5 Sangpang Bum  Burma 2,692 1,655 1037
6 Bumhpa Bum  Burma 3,411 1,636 1775
7 Dapha Bum  India 4,578 1,610 2968
8 HPPakhain Range  India /  Burma 2,780 1,589 1191
9 Mawhpung Bum  Burma 1,874 1,562 312
10 Japvo  India 3,014 1,551 1463
11 Kennedy Peak  Burma 2,703 1,509 1194

Indo-Malayan System[edit]

[clarification needed]

Doi Inthanon, Thailand
No Peak Country Elev. Prom. Col.
1 Daxue Mountain  China 3,500 2,041 1459
2 Myinmoletkat Taung  Burma 2,072 1,857 215
3 Doi Inthanon  Thailand 2,565 1,850 730
4 Loi Leng  Burma 2,673 1,823 850
5 Phnom Aural  Cambodia 1,810 1,741 215
6 Nattaung  Burma 2,623 1,726 897
7 Hunhua Shan  China 3,420 1,718 1702
8 Mela Taung  Burma 2,080 1,707 373
9 Phu Soi Dao  Thailand /  Laos 2,120 1,664 456
10 Phou Khe  Thailand /  Laos 2,079 1,646 433
11 Mong Ling Shan  Burma 2,641 1,625 1016
12 Loi Pangnao  Burma 2,563 1,596 967
13 Point 2519  Burma 2,519 1,589 930
14 Phnom Samkos  Cambodia 1,750 1,571 179
15 Point 2995  China 2,995 1,544 1451

Malay Peninsula[edit]

Mount Tahan, Malaysia
No Peak Country Elev. Prom. Col.
1 Mount Tahan  Malaysia 2,187 2,140 46
2 Mount Yong Belar  Malaysia 2,180 1,991 189
3 Mount Benum  Malaysia 2,107 1,950 157
4 Khao Luang  Thailand 1,780 1,715 65
5 Mount Bintang  Malaysia 1,862 1,570 292

Annamite Range and eastern mountains[edit]

Fansipan, Vietnam
No Peak Country Elev. Prom. Col.
1 Ngọc Linh  Vietnam 2,598 2,208 390
2 Phou Bia  Laos 2,830 2,079 751
3 Chu Yang Sin  Vietnam 2,420 2,055 365
4 Phu Luong  Vietnam 2,985 1,930 1055
5 Phu Si Lung  China /  Vietnam 3,076 1,750 1326
6 Phu Tra  Vietnam 2,540 1,670 870
7 Phu Xai Lai Leng  Laos /  Vietnam 2,720 1,623 1097
8 Fansipan  Vietnam 3,143 1,613 1530
9 Rao Co  Laos /  Vietnam 2,286 1,610 676
10 Kiou Leou Ti  Vietnam 2,402 1,570 832
11 Wenshan  China 2,990 1,502 1055

Sources[edit]


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