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East Albuquerque Ranges

Range TypeBogus mountain grouping for this site
Highest PointSandia Crest (10,678 ft/3255 m)
CountriesUnited States
States/ProvincesNew Mexico
Area1,112 sq mi / 2,880 sq km
Area may include lowland areas
Extent37 mi / 59 km North-South
54 mi / 87 km East-West
Center Lat/Long35° 16' N; 106° 12' W
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Map of East Albuquerque Ranges
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Note: Range borders shown on map are an approximation and are not authoritative.
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Other Ranges: To go to pages for other ranges either click on the map above, or on range names in the hierarchy snapshot below, which show the parent, siblings, and children of the East Albuquerque Ranges.
Southeast New Mexico RangesLevel 4 (Parent)
         East Albuquerque RangesLevel 5
                 Ortiz Peak AreaLevel 6 (Child)
                 Sandia MountainsLevel 6 (Child)
         Manzano MountainsLevel 5 (Sibling)
         East Central New Mexico High PlateauLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Capitan MountainsLevel 5 (Sibling)
         South East Rio Grande RangesLevel 5 (Sibling)
         San Andres MountainsLevel 5 (Sibling)
         Sacramento MountainsLevel 5 (Sibling)



Major Peaks of the East Albuquerque Ranges

Ten Highest Peaks
RankPeak NameftmRange6
1.Sandia Crest10,6783255Sandia Mountains
2.North Sandia Peak10,4473184Sandia Mountains
3.Sandia Needle10,240+3121+Sandia Mountains
4.Tridents10,160+3097+Sandia Mountains
5.The Thumb10,1073081Sandia Mountains
6.South Sandia Peak97822982Sandia Mountains
7.Peak 962796272934Sandia Mountains
8.Sandia Peak 957995792920Sandia Mountains
9.Sandia Peak 934193412847Sandia Mountains
10.Capulin Peak89292722Sandia Mountains
Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included.
Child Range High Points
RankPeak NameftmRange6
1.Sandia Crest10,6783255Sandia Mountains
2.Placer Mountain88972712Ortiz Peak Area



Photos of Peaks in the East Albuquerque Ranges

Sandia Crest
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Chad Amato with Sunset Photo by Chad Amato.
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North Sandia Peak
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horny toad along the way (2019-08-01). Photo by Eric Smith.
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South Sandia Peak
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South Peak from Tramway Blvd in Albuquerque (2019-08-15). Photo by Eric Smith.
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Placer Mountain
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...At the beginning of the May [2015] Clayton Bass [SF botanical garden's CEO] put the kibosh on vehicle traffic... But Bass insists he's not limiting access. He's just limiting vehicle access..."We're not closing down the road. We're just saying if you want to see the preserve, then you're going to have to see it by foot. You're going to have to hike up there, not drive. "I love that preserve," he adds. "I would never want to do anything to inhibit its access." (Santa Fe Reporter, May 15 2015) (2019-11-25). Photo by Eric Smith.
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Palomas Peak
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view to the north from the summit (2019-08-07). Photo by Eric Smith.
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Peak 7400
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Looking south toward the Manzanita and Manzano Mountains from just below the summit of Peak 7400 (2022-01-05). Photo by Jay Smith.
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Cedar Mountain
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Leroy on the summit with Redondo in the distance (2019-11-25). Photo by Leroy Brown.
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Crest of Montezuma
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Leroy cooling off near the Placitas BM on the way to the summit (2020-05-15). Photo by Leroy Brown.
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U-Mound
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View of Albuquerque after scrambling up U-Mound. (2018-04-08). Photo by Chris L.
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