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*Annapurna | |||
*Bei Peak (Changtse) | *Bei Peak (Changtse) | ||
*Cho Oyo | *Cho Oyo | ||
*Dhaulagiri | |||
*Everest | *Everest | ||
*Fuji | *Fuji | ||
*Ganesh | |||
*K2 | *K2 | ||
*Kanchenjunga | *Kanchenjunga | ||
*Kilimanjaro | *Kilimanjaro | ||
*Kumbhakarna | |||
*Krakatoa | *Krakatoa | ||
*Lohtse | *Lohtse | ||
*Machhapuchhre | |||
*Mera Peak | |||
*Mt. Bachelor | *Mt. Bachelor | ||
*Mt. Baker | *Mt. Baker | ||
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*Niitaka | *Niitaka | ||
*Nuptse | *Nuptse | ||
*Pumori | |||
*Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) | |||
*Trango | *Trango | ||
*Vesuvius | *Vesuvius | ||
== Colorado Fourteeners == | |||
*Antero | |||
*Blanca | |||
*Crestone | |||
*Democrat | |||
*Elbert | |||
*Humboldt | |||
*Longs | |||
*Massive | |||
*Pikes | |||
*Quandary | |||
*Redcloud | |||
*Sneffels | |||
*Torreys | |||
*Uncompahgre | |||
*Windom | |||
*Yale | |||
Or, use mountains in your area of the world, e.g. [http://thornock.homelinux.com/mountains/mountains.xml Utah Mountains]. There are certainly plenty of them out there! | Or, use mountains in your area of the world, e.g. [http://thornock.homelinux.com/mountains/mountains.xml Utah Mountains]. There are certainly plenty of them out there! | ||
Latest revision as of 14:31, 9 July 2008
- Annapurna
- Bei Peak (Changtse)
- Cho Oyo
- Dhaulagiri
- Everest
- Fuji
- Ganesh
- K2
- Kanchenjunga
- Kilimanjaro
- Kumbhakarna
- Krakatoa
- Lohtse
- Machhapuchhre
- Mera Peak
- Mt. Bachelor
- Mt. Baker
- Mt. Hood
- Mt. McKinley (Denali)
- Mt. Rainier (Tahoma)
- Mt. Shasta
- Mt. St. Helens
- Niitaka
- Nuptse
- Pumori
- Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest)
- Trango
- Vesuvius
Colorado Fourteeners[edit | edit source]
- Antero
- Blanca
- Crestone
- Democrat
- Elbert
- Humboldt
- Longs
- Massive
- Pikes
- Quandary
- Redcloud
- Sneffels
- Torreys
- Uncompahgre
- Windom
- Yale
Or, use mountains in your area of the world, e.g. Utah Mountains. There are certainly plenty of them out there!