Prominence Lists
Prominence Lists

Prominence Lists

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Overview

The intent of this page is to provide a parent location for all of the many prominence lists that are popping up on summitpost. This page is arranged like this: A section for US state prominence lists A section for other US prominence lists (lists that cross state borders like the ULTRAS list) A section for non-US prominence lists (i.e., world lists).

Intrastate Prominence Lists (USA)

Arizona Arizona's Top 100 Peaks by Prominence California California 2,000-ft Prominence Peaks California Fifty Finest Colorado Colorado 2,000 foot Prominent Peaks Colorado's Most Prominent Peaks Elkhead Mountains-10,000+ Foot Peaks with 300+ feet of Prominence Hawaii The Summits of Hawaii Idaho Idaho 2000-ft Prominence Peaks Maine Maine 2000+ ft of Prominence Montana Montana's Top 100 Prominence List Nevada Nevada 2,000-ft Prominence Peaks Las Vegas Mountaineers Club (LVMC) Classic 50 Peaks New Mexico The Prominence Peaks of New Mexico New Mexico 1,000-ft Prominence Peaks Oregon Oregon 2,000-ft Prominence Peaks Texas Texas 2,000-ft Prominence Peaks Utah Utah 2,000-Foot Prominence Peaks Utah's 100 Most Prominent Peaks Utah 12,000+ Foot Peaks With 300+ Feet Prominence Utah 12,000+ Foot Peaks with 200+ Feet Prominence Washington Washington 2000-ft Prominence Peaks Washington 1000-ft Prominence Peaks (an extension of the above list) The Olympics Range (Sorted by Prominence) WA County Greatest Prominence Points Wyoming Wyoming 2000-ft Prominence Peaks Wyoming 1000-ft Prominence Peaks

Interstate Prominence Lists (USA)

Ultra-prominence Peaks of the Lower 48 States Contiguous 14ers with 2,000 ft. of Prominence

World Prominence Lists (Europe, Asia, etc.)

Spain-Portugal-Andorra Top 100 Peaks by Prominence Ultra Prominence Peaks of New Zealand

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Table of Contents
Children

Children

Children refers to the set of objects that logically fall under a given object. For example, the Aconcagua mountain page is a child of the 'Aconcagua Group' and the 'Seven Summits.' The Aconcagua mountain itself has many routes, photos, and trip reports as children.

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