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Mountains

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Highest peak in the world Located in Asia (Himalayas Mt. Range) on China/Nepal border Mount Everest
Highest peak in North America Located in Alaska Mount Denali (formally Mt. Mc Kinley)
Highest mountain of Sinai Peninsula Believed to be the biblical Mt. Sinai Jabal Mousa
Tallest mountain in Japan Mt. Fuji
Located in Cape Town, South Africa Known for its flat top Table Mountain
Best known mountain in the Swiss Alps Pyramidal peak Borders the Swiss/Italian border Matterhorn
Highest mountain in Africa Located in Tanzania Mt. Kilimanjaro
Highest volcanic peak in the 48 contiguous states Located in the state of Washington Mt. Rainier
Located in Argentina (Andes Mts.) Highest mountain in the Americas Highest outside of Asia Highest in the Southern Hemisphere Aconcagua
Highest mountain in the Alps Located on the French/Italian border Mont Blanc
Mountain range in northwest Africa Atlas Mountains
Mountain range running along South America's west side Andes Mountains
System of mountains from eastern to northeastern North America Appalachians
Destroyed the Roman city of Pompeii in 79 AD Mt. Vesuvius
Mountain range: Runs north/south mostly through Russia Part of boundary between Europe & Asia Urals
Mountain range of western North America From southern British Columbia through Washington, Oregon to northern California Cascades
Mountain range in California Includes Mt. Whitney and Lake Tahoe and Sequoia trees Sierra Nevada
Highest mountain in 48 contiguous states Mt. Whitney
Mountains running through Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma Ozark Mountains
Part of the Appalachians Located in North Carolina and Tennessee Great Smokey Mountains
Part of the Appalachians Run through Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, N. Carolina,S. Carolina, Tennessee & Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains
Part of Appalachians Lie in southeastern New York State Catskill Mountains
Mountains located in northeastern New York State Adirondack Mountains
Part of Appalachians Located in Virginia, W Virginia, Kentucky & Tennessee Cumberland Mountains
Part of Appalachians Run 250 miles north to south in Vermont Green Mountains
Part of Rocky Mountains Runs north/south through Wyoming Teton Range
Highest and most extensive mountain range in south central Europe making a crescent shape through France, Switzerland, Monaco, Italy, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany & Slovenia The Alps
Mountain range in Asia Stretches across India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, China, Bhutan & Nepal Himalayas
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