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Request a CatalogThe Highest Point of Every Country in the World
“It’s not the mountain we conquer, but ourselves.” — Sir Edmund Hillary, one of the first two confirmed climbers, alongside Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, to summit Mount Everest
To children, climbing to the highest point in the playground is a courageous, thrilling, and confidence-boosting feat. By providing children opportunities to take healthy risks, challenge themselves, explore their capabilities, and learn their limits, you can help cultivate a sense of wonderment and pride that can last a lifetime. They may grow up to climb awe-inspiring mountains, in part because plenty of playtime helped them believe that they could! To celebrate the spirit of adventure and the majesty of our planet, the team at PlaygroundEquipment.com has created a visual guide to the highest points on Earth, including the highest point in every country around the globe. Let’s start climbing!
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What Is the Highest Point in the World?
The tallest mountain in the world above sea level is Mount Everest, which stands at a gargantuan 29,029 feet, making its peak the highest point.
Where Is Mount Everest?
This legendary giant that many consider the pinnacle of athletic achievement is part of the Himalaya mountain range, which divides the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau. Everest straddles the border of China and Nepal, but it is most commonly accessed via the Nepal side.
How Many People Have Climbed Mount Everest Successfully?
According to the Himalayan Database, there have been 11,258 successful Mount Everest summits, but some climbers have ascended Everest multiple times, so around 6,000 people total is a more reasonable estimate.
When Was Everest First Climbed?
The first summit of Everest was achieved by New Zealand’s Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay on May 29, 1953. Of course, this was the first known summit of Everest; it’s impossible to truly know who might have reached the highest point on Earth prior to 1953.
How Many People Have Died on Mount Everest?
As of November 2022, 310 people had died while attempting to summit Mount Everest. Everest is a formidable mountain that attracts adventurers from around the globe, and unfortunately, many have lost their lives due to exhaustion, avalanches, exposure, falls, serac collapse, overcrowding, and other dire circumstances.
Retrieving bodies from Everest is a dangerous and costly task, so many are still scattered across the terrain. It is believed that there are more than 200 bodies on Everest; some of these act as landmarks for climbers, and others have never been found.
The World’s Highest Peaks
Now, let’s explore some of the other highest mountains in the world, including the treacherous K2, which only 377 people have conquered. With an overall death rate of 13%, the world’s second-highest peak is considered the most dangerous mountain on Earth. Here are the highest peaks in the world and the countries they reign over:
- Nepal: Mount Everest — 29,029 feet
- China: Mount Everest — 29,029 feet
- Pakistan: K2 — 28,251 feet
- India: Kangchenjunga — 28,169 feet
- Bhutan: Gangkhar Puensum — 24,836 feet
- Tajikistan: Ismoil Somoni Peak — 24,590 feet
- Afghanistan: Noshakh — 24,580 feet
- Kyrgyzstan: Jengish Chokusu — 24,406 feet
- Kazakhstan: Khan Tengri — 22,999 feet
- Argentina: Aconcagua — 22,835 feet
- Chile: Ojos del Salado — 22,615 feet
- Peru: Huascarán — 22,205 feet
- Bolivia: Sajama — 21,463 feet
- Ecuador: Chimborazo — 20,561 feet
- United States: Denali — 20,310 feet
- Canada: Mount Logan — 19,551 feet
- Tanzania: Kilimanjaro — 19,331 feet
- Myanmar: Hkakabo Razi — 19,295 feet
- Colombia: Pico Cristóbal Colón (Pico Simón Bolívar) — 18,701 feet
- Russia: Mount Elbrus — 18,510 feet
For quick reference, the tallest mountain in Asia is Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in Europe is Mount Elbrus, the tallest mountain in North America is Denali, the tallest mountain in South America is Aconcugua, the tallest mountain in Africa is Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Oceania is Puncak Jaya, and the tallest mountain in Antarctica is Vinson Massif.
Climbing can have lots of benefits, whether you’re scaling a high peak or just a jungle gym. How does climbing help a child’s development? The benefits of playground climbers are mountainous indeed! Here are just a few of the benefits of playing on playgrounds with climbers:
- Builds physical strength, endurance, balance, and coordination
- Fosters valuable social skills such as taking turns and waiting
- Develops spatial awareness and body perception as children navigate obstacles
- Develops both gross and fine motor skills (whole-body movements as well as precision, dexterity, and coordination of hands)
- Boosts confidence and self-reliance as children set goals, take risks, and achieve new heights
- Offers natural stress relief
Be sure to check out our selection of playground climbers to cultivate the pioneering spirit in your children or students!
The Highest Point in Every Country
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Country or Region |
Highest Point |
Maximum Elevation |
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8,848 meters |
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8,848 meters |
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8,611 meters |
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Kangchenjunga |
8,586 meters |
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Bhutan |
Gangkhar Puensum |
7,570 meters |
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Tajikistan |
Ismoil Somoni Peak |
7,495 meters |
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Afghanistan |
Noshakh |
7,492 meters |
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Kyrgyzstan |
Jengish Chokusu |
7,439 meters |
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Kazakhstan |
Khan Tengri |
7,010 meters |
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Argentina |
Aconcagua |
6,960 meters |
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Chile |
Ojos del Salado |
6,893 meters |
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Peru |
Huascarán |
6,768 meters |
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Bolivia |
Sajama |
6,542 meters |
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Ecuador |
Chimborazo |
6,267 meters |
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United States |
Denali |
6,190.5 meters |
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Canada |
Mount Logan |
5,959 meters |
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Tanzania |
Kilimanjaro |
5,892 meters |
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Myanmar |
Hkakabo Razi |
5,881 meters |
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Colombia |
Pico Cristóbal Colón |
5,700 meters |
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Russia |
Mount Elbrus |
5,642 meters |
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Mexico |
Volcán Citlaltépetl (Pico de Orizaba) |
5,636 meters |
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Iran |
Damavand |
5,610 meters |
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Georgia |
Shkhara |
5,201 meters |
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Kenya |
Mount Kenya |
5,199 meters |
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Turkey |
Mount Ararat |
5,137 meters |
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Democratic Republic of the Congo |
Mount Stanley (Margherita Peak) |
5,109 meters |
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Uganda |
Mount Stanley (Margherita Peak) |
5,109 meters |
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Venezuela |
4,978 meters |
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4,884 meters |
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4,810 meters |
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4,810 meters |
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4,643 meters |
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Dufourspitze |
4,634 meters |
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4,550 meters |
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4,509 meters |
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4,507 meters |
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4,485 meters |
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Mongolia |
4,374 meters |
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4,220 meters |
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Morocco |
4,165 meters |
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Malaysia |
4,095 meters |
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4,090 meters |
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4,040 meters |
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3,952 meters |
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3,820 meters |
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3,798 meters |
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Mount Fuji on Honshu |
3,776 meters |
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Aoraki/Mount Cook on the South Island |
3,724 meters |
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3,715 meters |
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3,700 meters |
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3,666 meters |
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3,611 meters |
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3,482 meters |
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3,475 meters |
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3,450 meters |
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3,445 meters |
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3,187 meters |
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3,143 meters |
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3,139 meters |
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3,098 meters |
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3,088 meters |
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3,069 meters |
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3,042 meters |
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Eritrea |
Emba Soira |
3,018 meters |
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Oman |
Jabal Shams |
3,009 meters |
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Equatorial Guinea |
Pico Basile on Bioko |
3,008 meters |
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Algeria |
Mount Tahat |
3,003 meters |
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Malawi |
Mount Mulanje |
3,002 meters |
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Saudi Arabia |
Jabal Sawda |
3,000 meters |
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Brazil |
Pico da Neblina |
2,995 meters |
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Timor-Leste |
Mount Ramelau on Timor |
2,963 meters |
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Germany |
Zugspitze |
2,962 meters |
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Philippines |
Mount Apo on Mindanao |
2,954 meters |
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Andorra |
Coma Pedrosa |
2,942 meters |
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South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands |
Mount Paget |
2,934 meters |
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Bulgaria |
Musala |
2,925 meters |
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Greece |
Mount Olympus |
2,917 meters |
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Madagascar |
Maromokotro |
2,876 meters |
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Honduras |
Cerro Las Minas |
2,870 meters |
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Slovenia |
Triglav |
2,864 meters |
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Cape Verde |
Pico do Fogo |
2,829 meters |
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Laos |
Phou Bia |
2,817 meters |
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Syria |
Jabal el-Sheikh |
2,814 meters |
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Guyana |
Mount Roraima |
2,772 meters |
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Albania |
Korab |
2,764 meters |
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North Macedonia |
Golem Korab |
2,764 meters |
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Heard Island and McDonald Islands |
Big Ben (Mawson Peak) |
2,745 meters |
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North Korea |
Paektu-san |
2,744 meters |
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El Salvador |
Cerro El Pital |
2,730 meters |
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Burundi |
Mount Heha |
2,684 meters |
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Haiti |
Pic la Selle |
2,680 meters |
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Kosovo |
Velika Rudoka |
2,660 meters |
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Slovakia |
Gerlachovský štít |
2,655 meters |
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Egypt |
Mount Catherine |
2,629 meters |
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Angola |
Mount Moco |
2,620 meters |
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Liechtenstein |
Grauspitz |
2,599 meters |
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Zimbabwe |
Mount Nyangani |
2,592 meters |
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Namibia |
Königstein |
2,573 meters |
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Thailand |
Doi Inthanon |
2,565 meters |
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Romania |
Moldoveanu |
2,544 meters |
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Montenegro |
Zla Kolata |
2,534 meters |
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Sri Lanka |
Pidurutalagala on Sri Lanka |
2,524 meters |
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Poland |
Northwestern peak of Rysy |
2,499 meters |
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Norway |
Galdhøpiggen |
2,469 meters |
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Somalia |
Shimbiris |
2,450 meters |
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Mozambique |
Monte Binga |
2,436 meters |
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Nigeria |
Chappal Waddi |
2,419 meters |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Maglić |
2,386 meters |
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Comoros |
Mount Karthala on Grande Comore |
2,360 meters |
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Portugal |
Montanha do Pico on Pico Island |
2,351 meters |
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Solomon Islands |
Mount Popomanaseu on Guadalcanal |
2,335 meters |
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Zambia |
Mafinga Central |
2,329 meters |
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Svalbard and Jan Mayen |
Haakon VII Toppen |
2,277 meters |
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Libya |
Bikku Bitti |
2,267 meters |
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Jamaica |
Blue Mountain Peak |
2,256 meters |
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French Polynesia |
Mont Orohena |
2,241 meters |
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Australia |
Mount Kosciuszko |
2,228 meters |
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Serbia |
Midžor |
2,169 meters |
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Iceland |
Hvannadalshnúkur |
2,110 meters |
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Nicaragua |
Mogotón |
2,107 meters |
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Sweden |
Kebnekaise |
2,097 meters |
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Ukraine |
Hoverla |
2,061 meters |
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Saint Helena, Ascension, and Tristan da Cunha |
Queen Mary's Peak on Tristan da Cunha |
2,060 meters |
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Djibouti |
Mousa Ali |
2,028 meters |
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São Tomé and Príncipe |
Pico de São Tomé on São Tomé Island |
2,024 meters |
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Niger |
Mont Idoukal-n-Taghès |
2,022 meters |
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Cuba |
Pico Turquino |
1,974 meters |
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Cyprus |
Mount Olympus |
1,951 meters |
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South Korea |
Halla-san on Jejudo |
1,950 meters |
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Sierra Leone |
Mount Bintumani |
1,948 meters |
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United Arab Emirates |
Jabal Al Jais |
1,910 meters |
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Vanuatu |
Mount Tabwemasana on Espiritu Santo |
1,877 meters |
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Eswatini |
Emlembe |
1,862 meters |
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Samoa |
Mauga Silisili on Savai'i |
1,857 meters |
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Jordan |
Jabal Umm ad Dami |
1,854 meters |
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Brunei |
Bukit Pagon |
1,850 meters |
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French Southern and Antarctic Lands |
Mont Ross on Kerguelen Islands |
1,850 meters |
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Croatia |
Dinara |
1,831 meters |
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Cambodia |
Phnom Aural |
1,810 meters |
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Ivory Coast |
Mont Nimba |
1,752 meters |
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Guinea |
Mont Nimba |
1,752 meters |
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New Caledonia |
Mont Panié |
1,628 meters |
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Czechia |
Sněžka |
1,603 meters |
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Tunisia |
Jebel ech Chambi |
1,544 meters |
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Botswana |
Otse Hill |
1,491 meters |
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Guadeloupe |
La Grande Soufrière on Basse-Terre Island |
1,484 meters |
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Dominica |
Morne Diablotins |
1,447 meters |
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Liberia |
Mount Wuteve |
1,440 meters |
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Central African Republic |
Mont Ngaoui |
1,420 meters |
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Martinique |
Mount Pelée |
1,397 meters |
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United Kingdom |
Ben Nevis |
1,345 meters |
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Puerto Rico |
Cerro de Punta |
1,338 meters |
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Fiji |
Tomanivi on Viti Levu |
1,324 meters |
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Finland |
Halti |
1,324 meters |
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
La Soufrière |
1,234 meters |
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Suriname |
Juliana Top |
1,230 meters |
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Israel |
Mount Meron Mount Hermon |
1,208 meters |
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Saint Kitts and Nevis |
Mount Liamuiga on Saint Kitts |
1,156 meters |
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Mali |
Hombori Tondo |
1,155 meters |
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Belize |
Doyle's Delight |
1,124 meters |
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Gabon |
Mont Bengoué |
1,070 meters |
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Bangladesh |
Saka Haphong |
1,052 meters |
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Ireland |
Carrauntoohil |
1,038 meters |
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Tonga |
Unnamed location on Kao |
1,033 meters |
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Palestine |
Mount Nabi Yunis |
1,030 meters |
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Republic of the Congo |
Mont Nabemba |
1,020 meters |
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Hungary |
Kékes |
1,014 meters |
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Togo |
Mont Agou |
986 meters |
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American Samoa |
Lata Mountain on Ta‘ū |
966 meters |
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Northern Mariana Islands |
Mount Agrihan on Agrihan |
965 meters |
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Hong Kong |
Tai Mo Shan |
958 meters |
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Saint Lucia |
Mount Gimie |
950 meters |
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Trinidad and Tobago |
El Cerro del Aripo on Trinidad |
940 meters |
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Bouvet Island |
Olavtoppen |
935 meters |
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Mauritania |
Kediet ej Jill |
915 meters |
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Montserrat |
Chances Peak |
915 meters |
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Seychelles |
Morne Seychellois on Mahé |
905 meters |
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Netherlands |
Mount Scenery on Saba |
887 meters |
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Faroe Islands |
Slættaratindur on Eysturoy |
880 meters |
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Ghana |
Mount Afadjato |
880 meters |
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French Guiana |
Bellevue de l'Inini |
851 meters |
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Paraguay |
Cerro Peró |
842 meters |
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Grenada |
Mount Saint Catherine |
840 meters |
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Mauritius |
Piton de la Petite Rivière Noire |
828 meters |
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Federated States of Micronesia |
Nanlaud on Pohnpei |
782 meters |
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Burkina Faso |
Mount Tenakourou |
749 meters |
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San Marino |
Monte Titano |
739 meters |
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Falkland Islands |
Mount Usborne on East Falkland |
705 meters |
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Belgium |
Signal de Botrange |
694 meters |
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Bir Tawil |
Gabal Hagar El Zarqa |
662 meters |
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Mayotte |
Benara on Mahoré |
660 meters |
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Benin |
Mont Sokbaro |
658 meters |
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Cook Islands |
Te Manga on Rarotonga |
652 meters |
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Senegal |
Baunez ridge 2.7 km southeast of Nepen Diakha |
648 meters |
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Isle of Man |
Snaefell |
621 meters |
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Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic |
Tikhzoukhane |
605 meters |
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Luxembourg |
Kneiff |
560 meters |
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Wallis and Futuna |
Mont Puke on Futuna |
524 meters |
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British Virgin Islands |
Mount Sage on Tortola |
521 meters |
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Uruguay |
Cerro Catedral |
514 meters |
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United States Virgin Islands |
Crown Mountain on Saint Thomas |
474 meters |
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Moldova |
Bălănești Hill |
430 meters |
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Gibraltar |
Rock of Gibraltar |
426 meters |
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Saint Martin |
Pic Paradis on Saint Martin |
424 meters |
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Guam |
Mount Lamlam |
406 meters |
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Antigua and Barbuda |
Boggy Peak on Antigua |
402 meters |
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Sint Maarten |
200 meters southwest of Flagstaff Peak |
383 meters |
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Curaçao |
Christoffelberg |
375 meters |
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Christmas Island |
Murray Hill |
361 meters |
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Pitcairn Islands |
Pawala Valley Ridge |
347 meters |
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Belarus |
Dzyarzhynskaya Hara |
346 meters |
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Barbados |
Mount Hillaby |
336 meters |
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Norfolk Island |
Mount Bates |
319 meters |
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Estonia |
Suur Munamägi |
318 meters |
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Latvia |
Gaiziņkalns |
312 meters |
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Kuwait |
Mutla Ridge |
306 meters |
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Lithuania |
Aukštojas Hill |
294 meters |
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Saint Barthélemy |
Morne du Vitet |
286 meters |
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Guinea-Bissau |
Monte Torin |
262 meters |
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Malta |
Ta'Dmejrek on Malta Island |
253 meters |
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Palau |
Mount Ngerchelchuus on Babeldaob |
242 meters |
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Saint Pierre and Miquelon |
Morne de la Grande Montagne on Miquelon |
240 meters |
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Aruba |
Mount Jamanota |
188 meters |
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Macau |
Coloane Alto on Gau Ou Saan |
172 meters |
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Denmark |
Møllehøj |
171 meters |
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Singapore |
Bukit Timah Hill |
164 meters |
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Monaco |
Chemin des Révoires on Mont Agel |
161 meters |
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Jersey |
Les Platons |
136 meters |
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Bahrain |
Mountain of Smoke |
122 meters |
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Guernsey |
Le Moulin |
114 meters |
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Qatar |
Qurayn Abu al Bawl |
103 meters |
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Kiribati |
Unnamed location on Banaba |
81 meters |
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Bermuda |
Town Hill |
76 meters |
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Vatican City |
Vatican Hill |
75 meters |
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Anguilla |
Crocus Hill |
73 meters |
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Niue |
Unnamed location near Mutalau on Niue |
68 meters |
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Nauru |
Command Ridge |
65 meters |
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Gambia |
Unnamed point |
64 meters |
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Bahamas |
Mount Alvernia on Cat Island |
63 meters |
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Turks and Caicos Islands |
Blue Hills on Providenciales |
49 meters |
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Cayman Islands |
The Bluff on Cayman Brac |
46 meters |
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Clipperton Island |
Rocher Clipperton |
29 meters |
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Coral Sea Islands |
Unnamed location on Cato Island |
29 meters |
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British Indian Ocean Territory |
Unnamed location on Diego Garcia |
15 meters |
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United States Minor Outlying Islands |
Unnamed hill on Sand Island (Johnston Atoll) |
13 meters |
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Marshall Islands |
Unnamed location on Likiep |
10 meters |
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Maldives |
Mount Villingili on Villingili |
5 meters |
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Cocos (Keeling) Islands |
Unnamed location |
5 meters |
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Tokelau |
Unnamed location |
5 meters |
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Tuvalu |
Unnamed location on Niulakita |
5 meters |
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Spratly Islands |
Unnamed location on Southwest Cay |
4 meters |
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Ashmore and Cartier Islands |
Unnamed location |
3 meters |
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- Photo for Mount Everest by Joe Hastings: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mount-Everest.jpg (CC BY 2.0)
- Photo for K2 by Maria Ly: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:K2,_Mount_Godwin_Austen,_Chogori,_Savage_Mountain.jpg (CC BY 2.0)
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- Photo for Ismoil Somoni Peak by Douglas Long: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:USSR-Tajikistan-Peak_Communism.jpg (CC BY-SA 3.0)
- Photo for Noshakh by Louis Meunier: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mount_Noshaq_seen_from_the_base_camp_(photo_Louis_Meunier).jpg (CC BY 3.0)
- Photo for Jengish Chokusu by Chen Zhao: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tian_Shan#/media/File:Central_Tian_Shan_mountains.jpg (CC BY 2.0)
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