List of mountains of the United States

The tallest mountains in the U.S. are overwhelmingly located in four states: Alaska (home of 19 of the 20 highest peaks in the U.S.--California's Mt. Whitney rounds out the list), California, Colorado (home of the 16 of the next 20 highest peaks in the U.S.--Mount Rainier in Washington, and 3 in California make up the rest of this group), and Washington.

Table of contents

1 Mountains
2 Mountain Ranges
3 See also
4 Reference

Mountains

Mount Adams - Cascades, Washington
Mount Baker - Cascades, Washington
Boundary Peak - Tallest mountain in Nevada
Bridge Mountain - Red Rock Canyon, Nevada
Clingman's Dome
Devils Tower - Wyoming
Mount Diablo - California
Mount Foraker - Alaska
Glacier Peak - Cascades, Washington
Grand Teton - Wyoming
Harney Peak - In the Black Hills of South Dakota; highest point east of the Rockies
Lassen Peak - Cascades, California
Mammoth Mountain - California
Mount Elbert - Colorado
Mount Foraker - Alaska
Mount Greylock - Massachusetts
Mount Hood - Cascades, Oregon
Mount Jackson - Oregon
Mount Jefferson - Oregon
Mount Katahdin - at north end of the Appalachian Trail
Mount Mansfield - Tallest mountain in Vermont
Maroon Bells - Colorado
Mauna Loa - Hawaii
Mauna Kea - Hawaii
Longs Peak - Rocky Mountain National Park
Mount Magazine - Tallest mountain in Arkansas
Mount Massive - Colorado
Mount McKinley (Denali) - highest mountain in North America
Mount Mitchell - highest mountain of the Appalachians, tallest mountain in North Carolina
Mount Monadnock - New Hampshire
Newberry Volcano - Oregon
Mount Olympus - Olympics, Washington
Pikes Peak - Colorado
Mount Rainier - Cascades, highest peak in Washington
Mount Saint Elias - Alaska
Mount Shasta - California
Mount Shuksan - Cascades, Washington
Mount St. Helens - active volcano in the United States - Cascades, Washington
Mount Stuart - Cascades, Washington
Mount Talampais - Northern California
Mount Timpanogos - Wasatch Range, Utah
Three Sisters - Oregon
Mount Washington - highest peak in northeastern United States
Wheeler Peak - Nevada
Wheeler Peak - Tallest mountain in New Mexico
Mount Whitney - Tallest mountain in California, and the tallest in the contiguous United States

Mountain Ranges

Alaska Range
Aleutian Range, Alaska
Appalachian Mountains, eastern United States
- Adirondack Mountains, New York
- Allegheny Mountains, Pennsylvania
- Catskill Mountains, New York
- Blue Mountains (Maine)
- Blue Ridge, North Carolina and Virginia
- Great Smoky Mountains
- Green Mountains, Vermont
- White Mountains, New Hampshire
Basin and Range Province (Nevada et al)
- Amargosa Range, California
- Panamint Range, California
- Ruby Mountains, Nevada
- Schell Creek Range, Nevada
- Shoshone Range, Nevada
- Sheep Range, Nevada
- Snake Range, Nevada
- Spring Mountains, Nevada
- Toiyabe Range, Nevada
- White Mountains (California)
Black Hills, South Dakota
Boston Mountains, Arkansas
Brooks Range, northern Alaska
Capitan Mountains, New Mexico
Cascade Range, California to British Columbia
- Okanogan Range, Washington
Coast Ranges, Mexico to Alaska
- Chugach Mountains, southern Alaska
- Diablo Range, California
- Saint Elias Mountains, southern Alaska, British Columbia
- San Gabriel Mountains, Los Angeles County, California to Riverside County, California
- Santa Cruz Mountains, San Francisco, California to Monterey County, California
- Santa Monica Mountains, Los Angeles County, California
- Santa Susana Mountains, Los Angeles County, California
- Transverse Ranges, Ventura County, California to San Bernadino County, California
- Wrangell Mountains, southern Alaska
Gila Mountains, New Mexico
Magdalena Mountains, New Mexico
Manzano Mountains, New Mexico
Olympic Mountains, Washington
Ouachita Mountains, Oklahoma and Arkansas
Ozark Mountains, Arkansas,Missouri,Oklahoma and Kansas
Rocky Mountains, western United States and Canada
- Absaroka Range, Montana and Wyoming
- Bear River Range, Utah and Wyoming
- Beaverhead Mountains, Montana and Idaho
- Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming
- Bitterroot Range, Montana and Idaho
- Blue Mountains (Oregon)
- Boulder Mountains, Montana
- Bridger Mountains, Wyoming
- Bridger Mountains, Montana
- Cabinet Mountains, Montana
- Castle Mountains, Montana
- Coeur D'Alene Mountains, Montana and Idaho
- Columbia Mountains, British Columbia
- Crazy Mountains, Montana
- Elkhorn Mountains, Montana
- Gallatin Range, Montana
- Garnet Range, Montana
- Granite Mountains, Wyoming
- Green Mountains, Wyoming
- Flathead Range, Montana
- Franklin Mountains,El Paso County, Texas
- Front Range of the Rockies, Colorado
- Jemez Mountains, New Mexico
- Kettle River Range, Washington
- Laramie Mountains, Wyoming
- Lemhi Range, Idaho
- Lewis Range, Montana
- Livingston Range, Montana
- John Long Mountains, Montana
- Madison Range, Montana
- Owl Creek Mountains, Wyoming
- Pryor Mountains, Montana
- Percell Mountains, Montana
- Pioneer Mountains, Montana
- Salmon River Mountains, Idaho
- Sacramento Mountains, Otero County, New Mexico
- Salish Mountains, Montana
- Salmon River Mountains, Idaho
- Sangre de Cristo Mountains, New Mexico Colorado
- San Juan Mountains, Colorado
- Sawatch Range, Colorado
- Shoshone Range, Idaho
- Swan Range, Montana
- Teton Range, Wyoming
- Tobacco Root Mountains, Montana
- Uinta Mountains, Utah
- Wasatch Range, Utah
- Wind River Range, Wyoming
- Whitefish Range, Montana
- Wolf Mountains, Montana
San Mateo Mountains, New Mexico
Sandia Mountains, New Mexico
Sierra Nevada (US), California
Tehachapi Mountains
White Mountains (Arizona)
White Mountains (New Hampshire)

Reference

America's Roof Web site list of mountains over 14,000 feet (4,267.2 meters)

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