Great Basin Peaks List

11

Mountains with prominence of 1 ⁠500 ⁠m / 4 ⁠921 ⁠ft or more.

1

Mountains higher than 14 ⁠000 ⁠ft / 4 ⁠267 ⁠m with at least 300 ⁠ft / 91 ⁠m of topographic prominence.

Highpoint

Highest Peak:: White Mountain Peak

Elevation:: 4 344 m

107 mountains

White Mountain Peak

4 344 m (prom: 2 195 m)

Montgomery Peak

4 098 m (prom: 391 m)

4 007 m (prom: 83 m)

3 982 m (prom: 2 306 m)

3 893 m (prom: 139 m)

3 748 m (prom: 150 m)

3 678 m (prom: 1 602 m)

3 677 m (prom: 1 495 m)

3 661 m (prom: 206 m)

Mount Jefferson - South Summit

3 637 m (prom: 1 787 m)

Great Basin Peaks List

At a glance

Highest peak: White Mountain Peak (4 344 m)
107 named peaks
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There are 107 named mountains in Great Basin Peaks List. White Mountain Peak is the highest point. The most prominent mountain is Charleston Peak.

Last updated June 25, 2021

Highest Peaks

White Mountain Peak

4 344 m (prom: 2 195 m)

Montgomery Peak

4 098 m (prom: 391 m)

4 007 m (prom: 83 m)

3 982 m (prom: 2 306 m)

3 893 m (prom: 139 m)

3 748 m (prom: 150 m)

3 678 m (prom: 1 602 m)

3 677 m (prom: 1 495 m)

3 661 m (prom: 206 m)

Mount Jefferson - South Summit

3 637 m (prom: 1 787 m)

Most Prominent Mountains

Charleston Peak

3 632 m (prom: 2 518 m)

3 982 m (prom: 2 306 m)

White Mountain Peak

4 344 m (prom: 2 195 m)

3 369 m (prom: 1 891 m)

Mount Jefferson - South Summit

3 637 m (prom: 1 787 m)

3 362 m (prom: 1 770 m)

North Schell Peak

3 627 m (prom: 1 655 m)

3 017 m (prom: 1 648 m)

2 994 m (prom: 1 641 m)

3 678 m (prom: 1 602 m)