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Famous Peaks that are not High Points

Showing Bob Packard's first ascent dates for climbed peaks

RankPeak Elev-M  Prom-M LocationRange (Level 3)Isol-KmAscent Date
1.Table Mountain10851055South AfricaCape Ranges52.92011-09-03
2.Mount Shuksan27831344USA-WACascade Range16.7 
3.Mount Saint Helens25401394USA-WACascade Range51.51988-07 b2
4.Liberty Bell Mountain235361USA-WACascade Range.3 
5.Mount Si127075USA-WACascade Range1.4 
6.Mount Hollywood49580USA-CACentral and Southern California Ranges1.9 
7.Uluru868 Australia-NTCentral Australia Ranges29.91997-02 a2
8.Shiprock2188475USA-NMColorado Plateau27.2 
9.Mount Rushmore1745123USA-SDGreat Plains3.1 
10.Devils Tower1558278USA-WYGreat Plains5.4 
11.Diamond Head232 USA-HIHawaii6.21998-12 b2
12.Rakata813813IndonesiaJava21.7 
13.Trango Tower6239 PakistanKarakoram.8 
14.Eiger3970356SwitzNorthern Alps2.21991-08 a9
15.Cannon Mountain1244220USA-NHNorthern U.S. Appalachians4.02009-05-30
16.Mount Chocorua1061378USA-NHNorthern U.S. Appalachians8.6 
17.Mars Hill533368USA-MENorthern U.S. Appalachians54.62009-06-10
18.Suribachi-yama161161JapanOutlying Japanese Islands802.7 
19.Cerro Torre31021227ArgentinaPatagonian Andes4.6 
20.Cuerno del Paine2600 ChilePatagonian Andes4.8 
21.Huayna Picchu2634 PeruPeruvian Andes2.2 
22.Half Dome2694414USA-CASierra Nevada4.51986-07 a5
23.El Capitan23073USA-CASierra Nevada2.4 
24.Gebel Mûsa2285332EgyptSinai-Palestine Ranges3.7 
25.Matterhorn44781027Italy/SwitzSouthern Alps13.91991-08 a4
26.Pão de Açúcar396376BrazilSouthern Brazilian Highlands5.5 
27.Vesuvio1281 ItalyWestern Italy20.5 

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List Description

This is a random and very subjective list of famous peaks that are not famous because they are high. No peak is allowed on this list if it is the highest point of a country, state, province, county, region, large island, or PEMRACS Range1, 2, 3, or 4. These summits are famous because of their appearance, historic events, or popularity as climbing destinations. I am sure there are many other such peaks in Asia, Africa, and other parts of the world that I am not familiar with that belong on this list.

Many of these peaks are iconic symbols that serve to define a city, region, or country. Many have instantly recognizable shapes or profiles.

 


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