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The column “Col” denotes the highest elevation to which one must descend from a peak in order to reach peaks with higher elevations; note that the elevation of any peak is the sum of its prominence and col. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Table of ContentsEuropean peaks by prominence[edit]Apennines, Italian peninsula and neighbouring islands[edit]Arctic islands[edit]Atlantic islands[edit]Balkan Peninsula[edit]Carpathian Mountains[edit]Caucasus Mountains[edit]Greek islands and Peloponnese[edit]Pyrenees & Iberian Peninsula[edit]Massif Central[edit]Scandinavia[edit]Ural Mountains[edit]Peaks over 1500 m elevation that miss the 1500-m cutoff[edit]Highest European ultra-prominent peaks[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]European peaks by prominence[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Mount Elbrus\u00a0Russia5,6424,7419012Mont Blanc\u00a0France\/\u00a0Italy4,8104,6971133Mount Etna\u00a0Italy (Sicily)3,3293,32904Mulhac\u00e9n\u00a0Spain3,4793,2851945Aneto\u00a0Spain3,4042,8125926Monte Cinto\u00a0France (Corsica)2,7062,70607Corno Grande\u00a0Italy2,9122,4764368Musala\u00a0Bulgaria2,9252,4734329Mount Ida\u00a0Greece (Crete)2,4562,456010Grossglockner\u00a0Austria3,7982,4231375The above European Top 10 list excludes peaks on lands and islands that are part of European countries but are outside or on the limits of the European subcontinent and its tectonic and geographic boundaries, like Teide (with prominence of 3715m), Tenerife Island, Spain; Belukha peak of the Altai Mountains in Russia (with prominence of 3343m); and Piton des Neiges (with prominence of 3069m), R\u00e9union, France.For ease of reference, the complete list below is divided into sections. Islands in the Atlantic, like Azores and Iceland, the Arctic archipelagos of Jan Mayen, Svalbard, and Novaya Zemlya, Mediterranean Sicily and the other Mediterranean islands, territories of European countries, have also been included as sections (with the exception of Greenland), and are taken into account for the Top 10 List, although being somehow on the European boundaries. Mount Etna active volcano is somehow on, or just outside the boundaries of the Eurasian Plate, resting on the subduction boundary where the African tectonic plate is being pushed under the Eurasian plate, but geographically is part of Europe, and is also included in the Top 10 list.The sections include peaks on the African Plate, the Canary Islands and Madeira, and some peaks on or just outside the European boundaries located in the Caucasus Mountains (European Russia and the Caucasus states) and the Ural Mountains, both forming the geographic boundaries between the Europe and Asia, but those last mentioned aren’t included in the Top 10 List. Mount Narodnaya, the highest peak in the Ural Mountains, is on the main watershed ridge, so on the limits of Europe, and cannot be considered a strictly European mountain and peak. Mount Elbrus is a dormant stratovolcano, forming part of the Caucasus Mountains, and geographically it is laying entirely in Europe and Russia, 20\u00a0km (12\u00a0mi) north of the main ridge and watershed of the Greater Caucasus, considered as the one that is forming the limits of Europe, that also forms great part of the length of the border between Russia and Georgia.[1]Mount Bazard\u00fcz\u00fc, also in the Caucasus, has a prominence of 2454 meters, but is located on the limit between Europe and Asia, on the border between Russia and Azerbaijan, so it cannot be considered a strictly European Mountain and peak. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4Apennines, Italian peninsula and neighbouring islands[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Mount Etna\u00a0Italy (Sicily)3,3573,35702Monte Cinto\u00a0France (Corsica)2,7062,70603Corno Grande\u00a0Italy2,9122,4764364Punta La Marmora\u00a0Italy (Sardinia)1,8341,83405Monte Amaro\u00a0Italy2,7951,8129836Monte Dolcedorme\u00a0Italy2,2671,7155527Montalto\u00a0Italy1,9551,7092468Monte Cimone\u00a0Italy2,1651,577588Arctic islands[edit] Atlantic islands[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Teide\u00a0Spain (Canaries)3,7153,71502Roque de los Muchachos\u00a0Spain (Canaries)2,4232,42303Mount Pico\u00a0Portugal (Azores)2,3512,35104Hvannadalshn\u00fakur\u00a0Iceland2,1102,11005Pico de las Nieves\u00a0Spain (Canaries)1,9491,94906Pico Ruivo\u00a0Portugal (Madeira)1,8611,86107Pico de Malpaso\u00a0Spain (Canaries)1,5011,5010Balkan Peninsula[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Musala\u00a0Bulgaria2,9252,4734522Mount Olympus (Mytikas)\u00a0Greece2,917[2][3]2,353[4]5643Mount Korab\u00a0Albania\u00a0\/ \u00a0North Macedonia\u00a02,7642,1695955Maja Jezerc\u00eb\u00a0Albania2,6942,0366586Mount Athos\u00a0Greece2,0302,012187Mount Ossa\u00a0Greece1,9781,8541248Nem\u00ebr\u00e7k\u00eb (Maja e Papingut)\u00a0Albania2,4821,7926909Vihren\u00a0Bulgaria2,9141,783[5]113110Pangaion Hills\u00a0Greece1,9561,77318311Kajmakchalan\u00a0North Macedonia\u00a0\/\u00a0Greece\u00a02,5281,75877012Smolikas\u00a0Greece2,6371,73690113Mount Giona\u00a0Greece2,5101,70280814Jakupica\u00a0North Macedonia2,5401,66687415Maja e K\u00ebndrevic\u00ebs\u00a0Albania2,1211,66645516Radomir\u00a0Bulgaria\u00a0\/\u00a0\u00a0Greece2,0311,59543617Mount Parnassus\u00a0Greece2,4571,59086718Botev Peak\u00a0Bulgaria2,3761,56780919Mali i \u00c7ik\u00ebs\u00a0Albania2,0441,56348120Maja e Valamar\u00ebs\u00a0Albania2,3731,52684721Pelister\u00a0North Macedonia2,6011,516108522Psili Koryfi\u00a0Greece1,5891,51475Carpathian Mountains[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Gerlachovsk\u00fd \u0161t\u00edt\u00a0Slovakia2,6552,3563002Par\u00e2ngu Mare\u00a0Romania2,5192,1034163Moldoveanu Peak\u00a0Romania2,5442,0464984Peleaga\u00a0Romania2,5091,7597505Pietrosul Rodnei[6]\u00a0Romania2,3031,565738Caucasus Mountains[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Mount Elbrus\u00a0Russia5,6424,7419012Mount Bazarduzu\u00a0Russia\u00a0\/\u00a0\u00a0Azerbaijan4,4662,45420123Mount Kazbek\u00a0Russia\u00a0\/\u00a0\u00a0Georgia5,0342,35326814Tebulosmta\u00a0Russia\u00a0\/\u00a0\u00a0Georgia4,4932,14523485Dykh-Tau\u00a0Russia5,2052,00232036Dyultydag\u00a0Russia4,1271,83422937Gora Addala Shukgelmezr\u00a0Russia4,1521,79223608Gora Shan\u00a0Russia\u00a0\/\u00a0\u00a0Georgia4,4511,7752676The boundary between Asia and Europe is following the main ridge of the Caucasus Mountains, also forming most of the border between Georgia and Russia. From the above listed 8 peaks, four (Mount Elbrus, Dykh-Tau, Dyultydag, Gora Addala Shukgelmezr) are entirely in Europe, and four are on the border itself and so are both in Asia and Europe. Greek islands and Peloponnese[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Mount Ida\u00a0Greece (Crete)2,4562,45602Taygetus\u00a0Greece2,4042,344603Lefka Ori\u00a0Greece (Crete)2,4532,0384154Mount Kyllini\u00a0Greece2,3761,8705065Dikti\u00a0Greece (Crete)2,1481,7983506Dirfi\u00a0Greece (Euboea)1,7431,74307Mount Ainos\u00a0Greece (Kefalonia)1,6281,62808Fengari\u00a0Greece (Samothrace)1,6111,6110Pyrenees & Iberian Peninsula[edit] Massif Central[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Puy de Sancy\u00a0France1,8851,578307Scandinavia[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Galdh\u00f8piggen\u00a0Norway2,4692,372972Kebnekaise\u00a0Sweden2,0991,7403593Jiehkkev\u00e1rri\u00a0Norway1,8341,741934Sn\u00f8hetta\u00a0Norway2,2861,6756115Store Lenangstind\u00a0Norway1,6241,576486Sarektj\u00e5hkk\u00e5\u00a0Sweden2,0891,519570Ural Mountains[edit]Peaks over 1500 m elevation that miss the 1500-m cutoff[edit] NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Taillefer\u00a0France2,8571,49013672Monte Amiata\u00a0Italy1,7381,4902483Mid\u017eor\u00a0Bulgaria\/\u00a0Serbia2,169[8]1,4796904Curcub\u0103ta Mare\u00a0Romania1,8491,4783715Bobotov Kuk\u00a0Montenegro2,5221,47710456Monte Togano\u00a0Italy2,3011,4748277Pourianos Stavros (Pelion)\u00a0Greece (Thessaly)1,6101,4731378Torrecilla\u00a0Spain (Andalucia)1,9191,4724479Dammastock\u00a0Switzerland (Urner)3,6301,4652,16510Monte Vettore\u00a0Italy (Apennines)2,4761,463101311Raucheck\u00a0Austria2,4301,46396712Haldensteiner Calanda\u00a0Switzerland2,8061,4611,34513Gjegnen\u00a0Norway1,6701,46021014Monte Cristallo[9]\u00a0Italy3,2211,4201,80115Ruen[10]\u00a0Bulgaria\u00a0\/\u00a0\u00a0North Macedonia2,2511,41683516Schneeberg\u00a0Austria2,0761,34872817Mount Yamantau\u00a0Russia1,6401,33031018Cherni Vrah[11]\u00a0Bulgaria2,2901,2591031Highest European ultra-prominent peaks[edit]List of the highest European ultra-prominent peaks (elevation above 2,900 m and prominence above 1,500 m):NoPeakCountryElevation (m)Prominence (m)Col (m)1Mount Elbrus\u00a0Russia5,6424,7419012Dykh-Tau\u00a0Russia5,2052,00232033Mont Blanc\u00a0France\/\u00a0Italy4,8104,6971134Dufourspitze(Monte Rosa)\u00a0Switzerland4,6342,16524695Grand Combin\u00a0Switzerland4,3141,51727976Finsteraarhorn\u00a0Switzerland4,2742,28019947Gora Addala Shukgelmezr\u00a0Russia4,1521,79223608Dyultydag\u00a0Russia4,1271,83422939Barre des \u00c9crins\u00a0France4,1022,045205710Gran Paradiso\u00a0Italy4,0611,891217011Piz Bernina\u00a0Switzerland4,0492,234181512Ortler\u00a0Italy3,9051,953195213Monte Viso\u00a0Italy3,8412,062177914Grossglockner\u00a0Austria3,7982,423137515Wildspitze\u00a0Austria3,7682,261150716T\u00f6di\u00a0Switzerland3,6141,570204417Presanella\u00a0Italy3,5581,676188218Mulhac\u00e9n\u00a0Spain3,4793,28519419Piz Kesch\u00a0Switzerland3,4181,502191620Aneto\u00a0Spain3,4042,81259221Marmolada\u00a0Italy3,3432,131121222Mount Etna\u00a0Italy (Sicily)3,3293,329023Monte Antelao\u00a0Italy3,2641,735152924Dents du Midi\u00a0Switzerland3,2571,796146125Cima Tosa\u00a0Italy3,1731,521165226Pizzo di Coca\u00a0Italy3,0501,878117227Hoher Dachstein\u00a0Austria2,9952,13685928Zugspitze\u00a0Austria\/\u00a0Germany2,9621,746121629Hochk\u00f6nig\u00a0Austria2,9412,18176030Musala[12]\u00a0Bulgaria2,9252,47343231Mount Olympus (Mytikas)\u00a0Greece2,917[13][14]2,353[15]56432Vihren\u00a0Bulgaria2,9151,784[16]113133Corno Grande\u00a0Italy2,9122,476436See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit]Sourced from peaklist.org; (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});after-content-x4"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki21\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki21\/list-of-european-ultra-prominent-peaks\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"List of European ultra-prominent peaks"}}]}]