US mountain elevations
58 peaks in 18 states. The figure shown is the published summit elevation where one exists; the label says which source it comes from.
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Data updated · By Ankit Kumar, compiled from public U.S. government and open datasets · How these numbers are made
Alaska
- Denali20,310 ft official
- Mount Foraker17,358 ft USGS grid
- Mount Bona16,552 ft published
- Mount Blackburn16,390 ft published
- Mount Sanford16,225 ft USGS grid
- Mount Fairweather15,325 ft published
- Mount Wrangell14,135 ft USGS grid
- Mount Hayes13,652 ft USGS grid
- Mount Drum11,788 ft USGS grid
Arizona
- Mount Humphreys12,637 ft NGS survey
- Mount Lemmon9,188 ft NGS survey
- Mount Hayden8,364 ft USGS grid
California
- Mount Whitney14,505 ft NGS survey
- Mount Shasta14,179 ft NGS survey
- Mount San Gorgonio11,491 ft USGS grid
- Mount San Jacinto10,796 ft USGS grid
- Mount Baldy10,060 ft USGS grid
- Mount Wilson5,713 ft NGS survey
- Mount Diablo3,864 ft NGS survey
- Mount Tamalpais2,576 ft NGS survey
- Mount Wittenberg1,409 ft NGS survey
Colorado
- Mount Elbert14,440 ft NGS survey
- Mount Harvard14,421 ft NGS survey
- Mount Massive14,417 ft USGS grid
- Mount Lincoln14,293 ft NGS survey
- Mount Antero14,276 ft NGS survey
- Mount Blue Sky14,265 ft published
- Longs Peak14,259 ft NGS survey
- Mount Cameron14,244 ft USGS grid
- Mount Princeton14,204 ft NGS survey
- Mount Yale14,200 ft NGS survey
- Mount Sneffels14,158 ft NGS survey
- Pikes Peak14,115 ft official
- Mount Columbia14,077 ft NGS survey
Idaho
- Mount Borah12,668 ft NGS survey
Maine
- Mount Katahdin5,268 ft USGS table
Massachusetts
- Mount Greylock3,491 ft USGS table
Montana
- Mount Cleveland10,479 ft NGS survey
Nevada
- Mount Charleston11,916 ft NGS survey
New Hampshire
- Mount Washington6,287 ft NGS survey
- Mount Adams5,790 ft USGS grid
- Mount Monroe5,353 ft USGS grid
- Mount Lafayette5,242 ft NGS survey
New Mexico
- Mount Wheeler13,167 ft NGS survey
New York
- Mount Marcy5,343 ft NGS survey
North Carolina
- Mount Mitchell6,682 ft NGS survey
Oregon
- Mount Hood11,247 ft NGS survey
- Mount Jefferson10,489 ft USGS grid
- Mount Scott8,894 ft USGS grid
Utah
- Mount Nebo11,904 ft USGS grid
Vermont
- Mount Mansfield4,395 ft NGS survey
Virginia
- Mount Rogers5,711 ft NGS survey
Washington
- Mount Rainier14,410 ft official
- Mount Adams12,281 ft NGS survey
- Mount Baker10,765 ft USGS grid
- Mount Hoodoo8,459 ft USGS grid
- Mount Saint Helens8,306 ft USGS grid
- Mount Olympus7,928 ft USGS grid
Sources
- Official figures curated with a citation per row (migration/official-overrides.csv) — official figures for Denali and Mount Rainier
- NOAA National Geodetic Survey, survey mark datasheets (NAVD 88 heights) — NAVD 88 heights of survey marks at summits
- USGS, Elevations and Distances in the United States (highest and lowest elevations) — state high points without an NGS summit mark
- Wikidata (elevation statements that cite a source; the cited source is listed with each value) — figures from sources cited on Wikidata (Peakbagger, Bivouac and others)
- USGS Elevation Point Query Service (3DEP) — grid elevation where no published figure exists
- USGS Geographic Names Information System (GNIS), Domestic Names — summit names and positions
How each number is produced: methodology and data sources.