Mount Everest: Nepal and China (Tibet); the highest mountain above sea level, 8,849 m
K2: Pakistan and China; the second-highest mountain
Kangchenjunga: Nepal and India; third-highest mountain
Lhotse: Nepal and China; next to Everest
Annapurna: Nepal; one of the world's highest peaks
Denali: Alaska; the highest mountain in North America
Mount Logan: Yukon, Canada; Canada's highest mountain
Mount Whitney: California; the highest peak in the lower 48 states
Mount Rainier: Washington State; a huge volcano near Seattle
Mount St. Helens: Washington State; a volcano that erupted in 1980
Pikes Peak: Colorado; known as America's Mountain
Grand Teton: Wyoming; the tallest peak in the Teton Range
Mount Mitchell: North Carolina; the highest peak east of the Mississippi
Mount Washington: New Hampshire; the highest peak in the Northeast
Mauna Kea: Hawaii; measured from the ocean floor it is taller than Everest
Kilimanjaro: Tanzania; the highest mountain in Africa
Mount Kenya: Kenya; second-highest mountain in Africa
Table Mountain: Cape Town, South Africa; a flat-topped mountain
Aconcagua: Argentina; the highest mountain in South America
Cotopaxi: Ecuador; a tall active volcano in the Andes
Mont Blanc: France and Italy; the highest peak in the Alps
Matterhorn: Switzerland and Italy; a pointed peak in the Alps
Mount Elbrus: Russia, in the Caucasus; the highest peak in Europe
Mount Olympus: Greece; the tallest mountain in Greece, home of the gods in myth
Ben Nevis: Scotland; the highest mountain in the UK
Mount Etna: Sicily, Italy; one of Europe's most active volcanoes
Mount Vesuvius: Italy; the volcano that buried Pompeii
Mount Fuji: Japan; the tallest mountain in Japan, a famous volcano
Mount Ararat: Turkey; where Noah's ark is said to have landed
Mount Kosciuszko: Australia; the highest mountain on mainland Australia
Mount Vinson: Antarctica; the highest mountain on the continent
Puncak Jaya: Indonesia (New Guinea); the highest peak in Oceania
Mount Cook (Aoraki): New Zealand; the highest peak in New Zealand
Popocatépetl: Mexico; an active volcano near Mexico City
Mount Sinai: Egypt, Sinai Peninsula; where the Ten Commandments are said to have been given
Krakatoa: Indonesia; a volcanic island that exploded in 1883
Mount Rushmore: South Dakota; has the carved faces of four presidents
Mount Hood: Oregon; the tallest peak in Oregon
Mount Shasta: California; a big volcano in the north of the state
Half Dome: California's Yosemite Valley; a famous granite cliff

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