List of mountains of the United States

This list includes significant mountain peaks located in the United States arranged alphabetically by state, district, or Territories of [the United States|territory]. The highest peak in each state, district or territory is noted in bold. For state high points that are not mountains, see List of U.S. states and territories by elevation.

Significant mountain peaks and high points

Mount Magazine, highest summit of the State of Arkansas

Mount Alifan, summit of the Island of Guam
Mount Almagosa, summit of the Island of Guam and the 4th highest summit of the Territory of Guam
Mount Bolanos, summit of the Island of Guam and the 3rd highest summit of the Territory of Guam
Mount Jumullong Manglo, summit of the Island of Guam and the 2nd highest summit of the Territory of GuamMount Lamlam, summit of the Island of Guam and the highest summit of the Territory of Guam

Mount Sunflower, highest summit of the State of Kansas

Black Mountain, highest summit of the Commonwealth of Kentucky

Driskill Mountain, highest summit of the State of Louisiana

Mount Arvon, highest summit of the State of Michigan

Eagle Mountain, highest summit of the State of Minnesota

Woodall Mountain, highest summit of the State of Mississippi

White Butte, highest summit of the State of North Dakota

Campbell Hill, highest summit of the State of Ohio

Behm Mountain | Adams | OH
| Pickaway I OH
Chestnuts Mountain | Pike | OH
| Lake | OH
Gildersleeve Mountain | Lake | OH
| Highland | OH
| Ross | OH
Little Mountain | Geauga | OH
Maggies Mountain | Harrison | OH
Matties Mountain | Harrison | OH
| Pike | OH
Palmers Mountain | Highland | OH
| Adams | OH
Renoes Mountain | Pike | OH
Rileys Mountain | Pike | OH
| Pike | OH
Star Mountain | Pike | OH
| Adams | OH
| Harrison | OH

Cerro de Punta, the highest summit in Puerto Rico

Sassafras Mountain, highest summit of the State of South Carolina

Black Elk Peak, highest summit of the Black Hills and the State of South Dakota and the easternmost 2200 meter peak of the United States

Baraboo Range
Blue Mounds, highest summit of the Ocooch Mountains
Belmont Mound,
Mount Pisgah
Platte Mound,
Wildcat Mountain
Ocooch Mountains, highest and most rugged part of the Driftless Area of the upper Midwest.
Penokee Mountains, an ancient heavily eroded mountain range spanning northern Wisconsin and Michigan
Rib MountainTimms Hill, highest summit of the State of Wisconsin

Summit disambiguation

The following list includes links to disambiguation and set index articles for topographic summits of the United States with identical names. The United States Board on Geographic Names is the official authority for all United States geographic names. The United States Geological Survey provides Internet access to these geographic names.

Bald Eagle Mountain – 7 summits in 6 states
Bald Knob – 142 summits in 30 states
Bald Mountain – 303 summits in 31 states
Baldy Mountain – 56 summits in 17 states
Baldy Peak – 19 summits in 12 states
Bear Mountain – 144 summits in 30 states
Black Butte – 113 summits in 14 states
Black Mesa – 41 summits in 7 states
Black Mountain – 266 summits in 29 states
Boundary Peak – 8 summits in 7 states
Camelback Mountain – 9 summits in 6 states
Campbell Hill – 20 summits in 15 states
Capitol Peak – 6 summits in 5 states
Castle Peak – 24 summits in 10 states
Cloud Peak – 4 summits in Alaska, Michigan, and Wyoming
Crater Peak – 8 summits in 7 states
Crown Mountain – 6 summits in 5 states and a summit in a territory
Diamond Peak – 22 summits in 11 states
Eagle Mountain – 41 summits in 20 states
Eagle Peak – 44 summits in 15 states
El Capitan – 6 summits in 5 states
Elk Mountain – 60 summits in 14 states
Flat Top Mountain – 41 summits in 18 states
Fairview Peak – 4 summits in Colorado, Nevada, and Oregon
Fremont Peak – 7 summits in 5 states
Gilbert Peak – 2 summits in Utah and Washington
Glass Mountain – 3 summits in California and a summit in Oregon
Granite Mountain – 57 summits in 17 states
Granite Peak – 42 summits in 12 states
Grizzly Peak – 22 summits in 7 states
High Point – 43 summits in 19 states
Humboldt Peak – 3 summits in California, Colorado, and Nevada
King Peak – 3 summits in Arizona, California, and Nevada
Kings Peak – 2 summits in Idaho and Utah
Lookout Mountain – 113 summits in 28 states
Matterhorn – 3 summits in Arizona, Nevada, and Oregon
Mount Adams – 7 summits in 6 states
Mount Bailey – 2 summits in Colorado and Oregon
Mount Baldy 22 summits in 13 states
Mount Cleveland – 4 summits in Alaska, Montana, and Vermont
Mount Dana – 3 summits in Alaska, California, and Washington
Mount Davis – 7 summits in 5 states
Mount Douglas – 2 summits in Alaska and a summit in Montana
Mount Ellen – 2 summits in Utah and Vermont
Mount Hood – 3 summits in California, Massachusetts, and Oregon
Mount Hopkins – 2 summits in Arizona and California
Mount Jackson – 10 summits in 7 states
Mount Jefferson – 10 summits in 10 states
Mount Kimball – 3 summits in Alaska, Arizona, and Colorado
Mount Lincoln – 8 summits in 7 states
Mount Marcy – 4 summits in 4 states
Mount Michelson – 2 summits in Alaska
Mount Mitchell – 3 summits in North Carolina, Oregon, and Washington
Mount Morgan – 5 summits in 4 states
Mount Nebo – 28 summits in 20 states
Mount Owen – 5 summits in 4 states
Mount Powell – 5 summits in 5 states
Mount Russell – a summit in Alaska and 2 summits in California
Mount Sanford – 2 summits in Alaska and Connecticut
Mount Steller – 2 summits in Alaska
Mount Taylor – 2 summits in Nevada and New Mexico
Mount Tom – 44 summits in 18 states
Mount Warren – 5 summits in 5 states
Mount Washington – 14 summits in 10 states and a summit in a territory
Mount Wilson – 11 summits in 8 states
Mummy Mountain – 5 summits in 5 states
North Mountain – 25 summits in 16 states
Mount Olympus – 9 summits in 8 states
Pyramid Peak – 45 summits in 11 states
Red Mountain – 160 summits in 21 states
Rocky Mountain – 46 summits in 22 states
Slide Mountain – 26 summits in 13 states
Split Mountain – 12 summits in 8 states
Stone Mountain – 31 summits in 15 states
Storm King Mountain – 5 summits in Colorado, New York, and Washington
Thompson Peak – 16 summits in 7 states
Three Sisters – 17 summits in 10 states
Treasure Mountain – 10 summits in 6 states
Twin Peak – 6 summits in 4 states
Twin Peaks – 106 summits in 18 states
University Peak – 2 summits in Alaska and California
Wheeler Peak – 6 summits in 4 states
White Mountain – 44 summits in 19 states
Wildcat Mountain – 43 summits in 22 states

List of mountains of the United States

Significant mountain peaks and high points

Alabama

Alaska

American Samoa

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Colorado

Connecticut

Georgia

Guam

Hawaiʻi

Idaho

Illinois

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

North Carolina

North Dakota

Northern Mariana Islands

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virgin Islands (U.S.)

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

Summit disambiguation