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Prominence Summary - Totals by Year

Chris Kerth's Peaks by Year/Prominence

Year	Top 50	Top 100	Prominence Cutoffs								All Peaks	All Points
Year	Top 50	Top 100	6500 ft	5000 ft	3000 ft	2000 ft	1600 ft	1000 ft	300 ft	100 ft	All Peaks	All Points
2005		1	1	1	1	1	1	4	5	5	5	5
2006			1	2	4	4	4	7	11	12	12	12
2007		1	1	1	2	2	3	5	10	12	12	12
2008					1	3	4	9	21	23	24	24
2009						3	4	6	13	20	20	20
2010				1	1	5	7	11	26	32	33	33
2011						3	4	8	16	18	22	22
2012						4	6	18	42	53	56	57
2013				1	3	5	8	12	40	47	51	51
2014					2	4	5	9	21	26	29	31
2015					5	8	12	29	144	190	204	209
2016			1	1	9	22	29	54	216	258	271	278
2017				2	11	27	39	81	292	351	365	391
2018					6	14	19	42	166	201	209	212
2019			1	4	15	28	35	53	168	211	220	227
2020			1	5	26	46	56	103	294	340	347	359
2021						1	1	1	4	4	4	4
Climbed		2	6	18	86	180	237	452	1489	1803	1884	1947
World Total	50	100	498	1,447	8,994	30,895	55,973	169,555	1,634,026	7,798,709
Percent	0%	2%	1.2%	1.24%	0.96%	0.58%	0.42%	0.27%	0.09%	0.02%

Year	Top 50	Top 100	6500 ft	5000 ft	3000 ft	2000 ft	1600 ft	1000 ft	300 ft	100 ft	All Peaks	All Points
Year	Top 50	Top 100	Prominence Cutoffs								All Peaks	All Points

200 or more peaks

100-199 peaks

50-99 peaks

20-49 peaks

10-19 peaks

1-9 peaks

This table shows counts by year and various prominence categories for a climber, plus overall totals.
The default is to count only unique peaks climbed, but there is a link above for showing counts of all ascents, which includes multiple ascents of the same peak.
Each column refers to a commonly used prominence cutoff for peaks. You can select either metric or foot-based ranges.
The "All Peaks" column shows all peaks that have any prominence at all, even those with 1 meter (or 1 foot) of prominence.
The "All Points" column will include "liner" highpoints and other zero-prominence spots in the Peakbagger database.
Non-summit goal hikes to places not in the Peakbagger database are not counted in any column.
Global total counts for peaks in the ranges from 30m to 1000m (100 ft to 3000 ft) are taken from Andrew Kirmse's master prominence analysis.
There are no global counts for all peaks and all points. These totals would be impossible to determine or theoretically infinite.

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