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Climbed mountains with prominence exceeding 1000 meter.
Here is a list of some mountains I have climbed.
This list is ranked (sorted) according to the "primary factor" (in the US also called "prominence") of the peak. Only mountains with a primary factor of at least 1000 meter is qualified for this list.
The interval from 600 to 1000 meter is covered on a separate list below.
The column "vertical climb" currently lists the vertical elevation from the actual trailhead to the summit. Note that the actual vertical gain may be substantially higher.
Prominence based Completion Maps can be found here.
17 Yu Shan 3952 m 3952 m 1341 m HP on Taiwan.
18 Mount Margherita 5109 m 3951 m 3507 m HP Uganda/Congo.
19 Gunung Kerinci 3805 m 3805 m 2043 m HP on Sumatra.
21 Jebel Toubkal 4167 m 3757 m 2427 m HP in Northern Africa.
22 Cerro Chirripo 3820 m 3727 m 2330 m HP Costa Rica.
23 Gunung Rinjani 3726 m 3726 m 2741 m HP on Lombok, Indonesia.
26 Hvitserk 3694 m 3694 m 1500 m HP in the Arctic.
27 Nevado Ojos del Salado 6893 m 3688 m 1642 m HP in Chile.
28 Gunung Semeru 3676 m 3676 m 1500 m Java HP.
29 Ritacuba Blanco 5410 m 3645 m 1420 m HP in Cordilla Oriental, Colombia.
30 Ararat 5137 m 3611 m 2944 m HP in Turkey.
31 Mount Blackburn 4996 m 3535 m 2102 m HP in the Wrangell.
** 50 finest cut. **** 3530 m **** Word 50 finest.
32 Etna 3326 m 3326 m 1422 m HP on Sicily.
33 Mulhacén 3479 m 3285 m 1662 m HP in (continental) Spain.
34 Mount Meru 4566 m 3171 m 3235 m No. 2 in Tanzania.
36 Gunung Lawu 3265 m 3118 m 1373 m Java, Indonesia.
37 Pico Duarte 3098 m 3098 m 2000 m HP in the Dominican Republic.
38 Mount Whitney 4417 m 3071 m 1869 m HP in the 48 states.
39 Piton des Neiges 3070 m 3070 m 1682 m Indian ocean HP.
40 Gunung Agung 3031 m 3031 m 1871 m Bali HP.
41 Mount Shasta 4316 m 2979 m 2225 m California.
42 Pico do Fogo 2829 m 2829 m 1071 m HP Cape Verde.
43 Pico de Aneto 3404 m 2812 m 1394 m HP in the Pyrenees.
44 Mount Ruapehu 2797 m 2797 m 1158 m HP North island, New Zealand.
45 Mount Elbert 4399 m 2772 m 1336 m HP in Colorado.
46 Mount Baker 3286 m 2707 m 2275 m Washington, USA.
47 Monte Cinto 2706 m 2706 m 1494 m Corsica HP.
48 Gunung Sumbing 3371 m 2628 m 1442 m Indonesia.
49 San Jacinto Peak 3304 m 2542 m 1363 m Southern California.
50 San Gorgonio 3506 m 2526 m 1403 m HP in Southern California.
51 Charleston Peak 3633 m 2517 m 982 m HP in Southern Nevada.
52 Corno Grande 2912 m 2514 m 777 m HP of the Apennine.
53 Mount Adams 3751 m 2474 m 2218 m Washington, USA.
54 Musala 2925 m 2473 m 2218 m Balkan HP, Bulgaria.
55 Psiloritis 2456 m 2456 m 1089 m HP on Crete.
56 Gunung Merbabu 3145 m 2432 m 1600 m Indonesia.
57 Roque de los Muchachos 2426 m 2426 m 270 m Palma, Canary Islands.
58 Grossglockner 3798 m 2423 m 1430 m HP in Austria.
59 Cotopaxi 5897 m 2404 m 1259 m No. 2 in Ecuador.
60 Mount Olympus 2429 m 2386 m 2246 m Washington, USA.
61 Galdhøpiggen 2469 m 2372 m 629 m HP in Scandinavia.
62 Gerlachovsky Stit 2654 m 2356 m 974 m HP in Slovakia.
63 Olympos 2918 m 2354 m 1835 m HP in Greece.
64 Montanho do Pico 2351 m 2351 m 1116 m HP in Portugal/Azores.
65 Mount Hood 3426 m 2341 m 1632 m HP in Oregon.
66 Profitis Ilias 2407 m 2337 m 850 m HP on Peloponnes.
67 Mount Taranaki 2518 m 2308 m 1563 m North island, New Zealand.
68 Hotaka-dake 3190 m 2307 m 1806 m Japan.
69 Wheeler Peak 3982 m 2305 m 879 m Nevada, USA.
70 Asahi dake 2290 m 2290 m 700 m Hokkaido HP, Japan.
71 Glacier Peak 3213 m 2285 m 2590 m Washington, USA.
74 Wedge Mountain 2892 m 2249 m 2525 m BC, Canada.
75 Kita-dake 3193 m 2240 m 1700 m 2nd. highest in Japan.
76 Piz Bernina 4049 m 2234 m 1400 m Switzerland / Italy.
78 Nevado de Toluca 4690 m 2220 m 714 m 4th. highest in Mexico.
79 Choqa 4095 m 2220 m 30 m Ethiopia.
82 Korab 2764 m 2169 m 1489 m Albania and Macedonia HP.
83 Dufourspitze 4634 m 2165 m 1835 m Switzerland HP.
84 Gannett Peak 4209 m 2158 m 1888 m Wyoming HP.
85 Cloud Peak 4013 m 2154 m 1237 m Wyoming, USA.
88 Hvannadalshnukur 2119 m 2119 m 2028 m Iceland HP.
92 Amba Farit 4270 m 2061 m 711 m Ethiopia.
93 Medetsiz Tepe 3524 m 2058 m 1617 m Turkey.
94 Triglav 2864 m 2052 m 1877 m Slovenia HP.
95 Mount Hanang 3417 m 2047 m 1533 m No. 4 in Tanzania.
98 Páchnes 2453 m 2038 m 765 m No. 2 in Crete.
99 Jezerce 2693 m 2036 m 1827 m Albania.
100 Mount Edith Cavell 3363 m 2033 m 1815 m Jasper, Canada.
101 Mount Tapuae-o-Uenuku 2885 m 2022 m 2420 m New Zealand.
102 Säntis 2503 m 2021 m 1150 m Switzerland.
103 Mount Athos 2030 m 2012 m 2030 m Greece.
104 Mount Loolmalasin 3648 m 2006 m 1250 m No. 3 in Tanzani.
105 Grand Teton 4199 m 1996 m 2150 m Wyoming, USA.
106 Gunung Yong Belar 2181 m 1992 m 1200 m Malaysia.
107 Tope de Coroa 1982 m 1982 m 1600 m Cape Verde.
108 Tengu-dake 1982 m 1982 m 985 m Japan.
109 Volcan Agua 3761 m 1981 m 1700 m Guatemala.
110 Single Cone 2319 m 1969 m 730 m New Zealand.
111 Kizlar Sivrisi 3070 m 1966 m 933 m Turkey.
112 Morron de la Agujereada 1956 m 1956 m 50 m Gran Canaria, Spain.
113 Ortler 3905 m 1953 m 2055 m Highest in South Tirol.
114 Olympos 1952 m 1952 m 756 m Highest on Cyprus.
115 Halla-san 1950 m 1950 m 1300 m Highest on Jeju.
116 Sacajawea 2999 m 1949 m 1469 m Oregon, USA.
117 Volcan Calbuco 2015 m 1946 m 1610 m Chile.
118 Kings Peak 4123 m 1938 m 1245 m Utah HP.
119 Miyanoura 1936 m 1936 m 850 m Utah HP.
120 Syue 3886 m 1932 m 1746 m 2nd. highest on Taiwan.
121 Mount Graham 3269 m 1932 m 530 m Arizona, USA.
122 Torre de Cerredo 2648 m 1931 m 814 m HP Picos de Europa.
123 Monte Baldo 2218 m 1931 m 1800 m The summit is called Cima di Valdritta.
124 Mount Gelai 2948 m 1930 m 1000 m Tanzania.
125 Yosef 4280 m 1929 m 230 m Ethiopia.
126 Ta Chi Nhu 2979 m 1924 m 1883 m Vietnam.
127 Hasan Dagi 3268 m 1922 m 1280 m Turkey.
128 Volcan La Malinche 4430 m 1920 m 1341 m Mexico.
129 Aka-dake 2899 m 1916 m 1500 m Japan.
130 Sierra la Laguna HP 2085 m 1905 m 2046 m Mexico.
131 M'Goun 4071 m 1904 m 1965 m Morroco.
132 San Antonio 3068 m 1903 m 535 m Local name is Baldy.
133 Jebel Tidirhine 2428 m 1901 m 600 m Morroco.
134 Haku-san 2702 m 1897 m 1400 m Japan.
135 Gran Paradiso 4061 m 1891 m 2091 m Highest in Italy.
136 Chokai san 2236 m 1891 m 1030 m Japan.
137 Volcan Osorno 2652 m 1889 m 1470 m Chile.
138 Telescope Peak 3368 m 1886 m 889 m HP in Death Valley.
139 Picachos el Chena 2630 m 1885 m 1769 m Mexico.
140 Mount Peale 3877 m 1878 m 833 m Utah, USA.
141 Cerro Chemal 3837 m 1878 m 230 m Guatemala.
142 Pizzo di Coca 3050 m 1878 m 2115 m Utah, USA.
143 Yotei san 1898 m 1878 m 1560 m Japan.
144 Cerro el Potosi 3720 m 1875 m 50 m Mexico.
145 Mount Washington 1917 m 1872 m 1300 m New Hampshire State HP.
146 Killini 2376 m 1870 m 793 m No 2 on Peloponnes.
147 Pico Ruivo 1862 m 1862 m 611 m Madeira HP.
148 Montanas Pena Blanca 3520 m 1860 m 950 m Guatemala.
149 Mount Mitchell 2037 m 1857 m 181 m North Carolina State HP.
150 Kissavos 1978 m 1854 m 1125 m South of Olympos, Greece.
151 Humphreys Peak 3851 m 1841 m 1008 m Arizona State HP.
152 Acatenango 3975 m 1835 m 1587 m Guatemala.
153 Doi Inthanon 2565 m 1835 m 20 m Thailand.
154 Marmora 1834 m 1834 m 628 m Sardinia Island HP, Italy.
155 Cotacachi 4944 m 1832 m 914 m No. 11 in Ecuador.
156 Mount Borah 3861 m 1829 m 1591 m Idaho HP.
157 Volcan Llaima 3125 m 1819 m 1650 m Chile.
158 Monte Amaro 2795 m 1812 m 890 m Abruzzo, Italy.
159 Kootenay Mountain 2456 m 1801 m 787 m BC, Canada.
160 Manakau 2608 m 1798 m 2470 m New Zealand.
161 Dikti 2148 m 1798 m 1013 m Crete, Greece.
162 Haute Cime 3257 m 1796 m 1843 m Switzerland.
163 Maja e Papingut 2482 m 1792 m 1419 m Albania.
164 Nakadake 1791 m 1791 m 751 m Japan.
165 Mount Ellen 3512 m 1787 m 319 m Utah, USA.
166 Mount Jefferson 3640 m 1786 m 965 m Remote in Nevada.
167 Vihren 2914 m 1783 m 931 m Bulgaria.
168 Birkenhead Peak 2506 m 1781 m 1115 m BC, Canada.
169 Kitumbeine 2867 m 1779 m 700 m Tanzania.
170 Cima Dodici 2336 m 1779 m 611 m Near Asiago, Italy.
171 Pangaion 1956 m 1773 m 771 m Greece.
172 Deseret Peak 3362 m 1771 m 1096 m Utah, USA.
173 Mount Harrison 3360 m 1770 m 1325 m BC, Canada.
174 Chamechaude 2082 m 1769 m 756 m Near Grenoble, France.
175 Mount Jefferson 3199 m 1767 m 1740 m Oregon, USA.
176 Babadag 1969 m 1763 m 50 m Turkey.
177 Gunung Sindoro 3150 m 1761 m 1344 m Indonesia.
178 Mount Hector 3394 m 1759 m 1550 m Alberta, Canada.
179 Peleaga 2509 m 1759 m 907 m Romania.
180 Kaimaktsalan 2528 m 1758 m 616 m Greece.
181 Volcan Atitlan 3537 m 1754 m 1929 m Guatemala.
182 Kisokomaga 2956 m 1751 m 500 m Japan.
183 Shengena 2464 m 1750 m 775 m Tanzania.
185 Dirfis 1749 m 1749 m 640 m Evia island HP, Greece.
187 Pilot Peak 3266 m 1745 m 1255 m Nevada, USA.
188 Iwate san 2038 m 1745 m 1425 m Japan.
189 Crazy Peak 3417 m 1743 m 1451 m Montana, USA.
190 McDonald Peak 2993 m 1743 m 1477 m Montana, USA.
191 Jiehkkevarri 1834 m 1741 m 1834 m Troms HP, Norway.
192 Smolikas 2637 m 1736 m 975 m 2nd.highest in Greece.
193 Monte Antelao 3264 m 1735 m 1593 m 2nd. highest in Dolomites.
194 Hakken-take 1915 m 1732 m 1032 m Japan.
195 Sungwi Mountain 2301 m 1731 m 418 m Lushoto, Tanzania.
196 Rishiri 1721 m 1721 m 1510 m Japan.
197 Cond Peak 2801 m 1720 m 1300 m BC, Canada.
198 Pointe D'Arcalod 2217 m 1719 m 1076 m France.
199 Jebel Kawr 2730 m 1718 m 2000 m Oman.
200 Serra Dolcedorme 2267 m 1715 m 709 m Southern Italy.
201 Newtontoppen 1713 m 1713 m 1713 m Svalbard, Norway..
202 Montalto 1956 m 1710 m 634 m Calabria, Italy.
203 Grintovec 2558 m 1706 m 1662 m Slovenia.
204 South Sister 3157 m 1703 m 1489 m Oregon, USA.
205 Grosser Priel 2515 m 1703 m 1950 m Austria.
206 Gunung Karang 1778 m 1703 m 934 m Java, Indonesia.
207 Giona 2510 m 1702 m 975 m Greece.
208 Cheonwangbong 1915 m 1700 m 1200 m South Korea.
209 Pukeashun Mountain 2301 m 1696 m 861 m BC, Canada.
210 Morton Peak 2250 m 1695 m 678 m BC, Canada.
211 Sierra Blanca Peak 3652 m 1693 m 671 m New Mexico, USA.
212 Almanzor 2592 m 1687 m 822 m Highest in Sierra de Gredos Spain.
213 Grigna Settentrionale 2410 m 1687 m 991 m Italy.
216 Mount Nebo 3636 m 1679 m 820 m Utah, USA.
217 Overseer Mountain 2749 m 1679 m 3035 m BC, Canada.
218 Gunung Salak 2211 m 1678 m 1430 m Java, Indonesia.
220 Cima Presanella 3558 m 1674 m 1700 m Near Madonna di Campiglio, Italy.
221 Solunska Glava 2540 m 1666 m 1119 m Macedonia.
222 Kendervices 2121 m 1666 m 1109 m Albania.
223 Birnhorn 2634 m 1665 m 1760 m Austria.
224 Uyluk Tepe 3016 m 1664 m 850 m Turkey.
225 Phu Soi Dao 2120 m 1664 m 1650 m Thailand.
226 Dedegol Tepesi 2992 m 1663 m 1300 m Turkey.
227 Picachos el Centinela 3130 m 1660 m 1900 m Mexico.
228 Snowshoe Peak 2663 m 1658 m 1400 m Montana, USA.
229 He Feng Jian 2323 m 1658 m 1267 m Hubei, China.
230 Pichincha 4784 m 1652 m 664 m No. 14 in Ecuador.
231 Picacho San Onofre 3550 m 1650 m 841 m Mexico.
232 Hayford Peak 3022 m 1650 m 1236 m Nevada, USA.
233 North Schell Peak 3622 m 1647 m 854 m Nevada, USA.
234 Phu Khe 2079 m 1646 m 1290 m Thailand.
235 Star Peak 2999 m 1645 m 1024 m Nevada, USA.
236 Upper Saddle Mountain 2330 m 1645 m 1442 m BC, Canada.
240 Adrar Bou Nasser 3340 m 1642 m 1850 m Morroco.
243 Mount Taylor 2333 m 1636 m 1639 m New Zealand.
249 Mount Ossa 1617 m 1617 m 867 m Tasmania HP.
250 Shirane 1617 m 1617 m 867 m Tasmania HP.
251 Jebel Igdet 3619 m 1613 m 1500 m Morroco.
252 Fansipan 3143 m 1613 m 180 m Vietnam.
254 Picachos el Fraile 2400 m 1610 m 1682 m Mexico.
255 Mount Timpanogos 3581 m 1606 m 1493 m Utah, USA.
260 Skippers Range HP. 1648 m 1598 m 450 m New Zealand.
262 Jôf de Montasio 2752 m 1596 m 1251 m North-East Italy.
264 Arc Dome 3588 m 1595 m 924 m Remote in Nevada, USA.
265 Radomir 2031 m 1595 m 663 m Greece and Bulgaria.
266 Cerro Chorolque 5571 m 1593 m 535 m Bolivia.
267 Dainichi 2128 m 1593 m 2290 m Japan.
268 He/She Devil 2865 m 1591 m 551 m Idaho, USA.
269 Volcan El Mocho 2422 m 1587 m 1430 m Chile.
270 Chiricahua 2986 m 1580 m 936 m Arizona, USA.
271 Mount Seton 2855 m 1580 m 1800 m BC, Canada.
272 Polinik 2784 m 1580 m 1444 m Austria.
273 Volcan Cumbal 4764 m 1579 m 1630 m Colombia.
274 Boz Dag 2156 m 1579 m 420 m Turkey.
275 Mount Lemmon 2791 m 1578 m 238 m Arizona, USA.
276 Pietrosul Rodnei 2303 m 1578 m 1360 m Romania.
277 Puy de Sancy 1885 m 1578 m 748 m Massif Central, France.
278 Monte Cimone 2165 m 1578 m 800 m Italy.
279 Store Lenangstinden 1624 m 1576 m 1624 m Lyngen, Norway.
280 Volcan Villarrica 2860 m 1575 m 1006 m Chile.
281 Abercrombie Mountain 2227 m 1575 m 706 m Washington, USA.
282 Barla Dagi 2800 m 1574 m 1100 m Turkey.
283 Mount Cronin 2396 m 1571 m 1410 m BC, Canada.
284 Tödi 3614 m 1570 m 2809 m Switzerland.
285 Chieu Lau Thi 2402 m 1570 m 200 m Vietnam.
286 Gunung Bintang 1862 m 1570 m 1900 m Malaysia.
287 Birkkarspitze 2749 m 1567 m 1000 m Austria.
288 Botev 2376 m 1567 m 1628 m Bulgaria.
289 Maja e Cikes 2044 m 1563 m 1000 m Albania.
290 Kispiox Mountain 2096 m 1561 m 1528 m BC, Canada.
291 Iztaccihuatl 5230 m 1560 m 1575 m 3rd. highest in Mexico.
292 Mount Eddy 2751 m 1556 m 670 m Northern California.
293 Davraz Tepe 2635 m 1553 m 972 m Turkey.
294 Ellmauer Halt 2344 m 1552 m 1259 m Via Ferrata route.
295 Ilgaz Daglari 2587 m 1546 m 300 m Road to the top, Turkey.
296 Geyik Daglari 2877 m 1543 m 770 m Turkey.
297 Grande Tete de L'Obiou 2790 m 1542 m 1227 m South of Grenoble, France.
298 Roman-Kosh 1545 m 1541 m 1195 m Crimea, Ukraine.
299 Tsurugi-san 1955 m 1540 m 600 m Japan.
300 Whitecap Mountain 2918 m 1533 m 2459 m BC, Canada.
301 Dunn Peak 2636 m 1531 m 1250 m BC, Canada.
302 Miller Peak 2885 m 1527 m 1099 m Arizona, USA.
303 Valamara 2373 m 1526 m 1010 m Albania.
304 Volcan Lonquimay 2865 m 1524 m 1036 m Chile.
305 Mount Tod 2155 m 1523 m 315 m BC, Canada.
306 Cerro Kennedy 2866 m 1522 m 300 m Colombia.
307 Mount Temple 3540 m 1520 m 1678 m BC, Canada..
308 Hochtor 2369 m 1520 m 1800 m Austria.
309 Sarektjohkka 2089 m 1519 m 1659 m Sarek, Sweden.
310 Grimming 2351 m 1518 m 1696 m Austria.
311 Grand Combin 4314 m 1517 m 2500 m Switzerland.
312 Imbabura 4634 m 1516 m 1172 m No. 17 in Ecuador.
313 Pelister 2601 m 1516 m 1182 m Macedonia.
314 La Tournette 2351 m 1514 m 923 m France.
315 Guna Terara 4120 m 1510 m 425 m Ethiopia.
316 Psili Korifi 1589 m 1514 m 611 m Greece.
317 Mount Joffre 3433 m 1505 m 1935 m BC, Canada..
318 Piz Kesch 3418 m 1504 m 1172 m Switzerland.
319 Zirbitzkogel 2396 m 1502 m 785 m Austria.
320 Malpaso 1501 m 1501 m 153 m El Hierro, Spain.
321 Cima Brenta 3151 m 1500 m 1630 m Dolomites, Italy..
****** End "Ultras" ****** ****** ***** End "Ultras"
322 Mount Marcy 1630 m 1498 m 966 m HP in New York.
323 Mount Moriah 3678 m 1497 m 657 m Nevada, USA.
324 Le Taillefer 2857 m 1490 m 1184 m France.
325 Monte Amiata 1738 m 1490 m 1184 m France.
326 Cucurbata Mare 1849 m 1483 m 671 m Romania.
327 Yolla Bolly Mountain 2467 m 1479 m 372 m California.
328 Bobotov Kuk 2523 m 1478 m 616 m Montenegro.
329 Midzhur 2168 m 1478 m 600 m Serbia/Bulgaria.
330 Monte Togano 2301 m 1474 m 1362 m Italy.
331 Pourianos Stavros 1610 m 1473 m 532 m Greece.
332 Torrecilla. 1919 m 1472 m 655 m Malaga, Spain.
333 Culebra Peak 4282 m 1471 m 1466 m Colorado.
334 Dammastock 3630 m 1465 m 1394 m Switzerland.
335 Mount Pinos 2692 m 1463 m 150 m California.
336 Monte Vettore 2476 m 1463 m 937 m Italy.
337 Raucheck 2430 m 1463 m 1300 m Austria.
338 Gjegnen 1670 m 1460 m 1610 m Sogn og Fjordane, Norway.
339 Monte Grappa 1765 m 1456 m 50 m Italy.
340 Haldensteiner Calanda 2806 m 1449 m 1050 m Switzerland.
341 Monte Cadria 2254 m 1434 m 1252 m Italy.
342 Monte Viglio 2156 m 1422 m 728 m Italy.
345 Pico da Antonia 1393 m 1393 m 748 m Cape Verde.
346 Reisskofel 2371 m 1390 m 860 m Austria.
348 Monte Velino 2486 m 1385 m 945 m Italy.
349 Skårasalen 1542 m 1385 m 1142 m Møre og Romsdal, Norway.
350 Oksskolten 1916 m 1384 m 1386 m HP in Northern Norway.
352 Monte Petrella 1533 m 1370 m 620 m Italy.
353 Emery Peak 2388 m 1367 m 742 m HP in Big Bend, Texas.
357 Afentis Stavromenos 1476 m 1350 m 494 m East Crete, Greece.
358 Schneeberg 2076 m 1348 m 1291 m Austria.
359 Monte Cervati 1899 m 1344 m 250 m Italy.
360 Ben Nevis 1344 m 1344 m 1344 m HP in Great Britain.
361 Mirnock 2110 m 1343 m 888 m Austria.
362 Santiago Peak 1733 m 1340 m 350 m California.
368 Monte Miletto 2050 m 1306 m 1080 m Italy.
372 Col Visentin 1763 m 1295 m 341 m Italy.
375 Store Trolla 1850 m 1292 m 1741 m Sunndal/Innerdalen, Norway.
376 Grosser Pyhrgas 2244 m 1290 m 1200 m Austria.
377 Snæfellsjökull 1446 m 1283 m 1100 m .
378 Langlitinden 1277 m 1277 m 1275 m Highest island in Norway.
391 Monte Semprevisa 1536 m 1231 m 660 m Italy.
396 Toro Peak 2657 m 1218 m 140 m California.
399 Sacagawea Peak 2941 m 1204 m 645 m Montana, USA.
400 Petermans Bjerg 2940 m 1200 m 2940 m HP in Northeast Greenland.
401 Grossvenediger 3666 m 1199 m 2722 m Hohe Tauern, Austria.
409 Double Mountain 2433 m 1171 m 1120 m California.
413 Monte Cairo 1669 m 1165 m 560 m Italy.
419 Greenhorn Mountain 3764 m 1151 m 277 m Colorado, USA.
423 Cerro San Luis 4051 m 1136 m 950 m Chingaza, Colombia.
425 Pico de Posets 3375 m 1131 m 1900 m 2nd Highest in the Pyrenees.
426 Øksfjordjøkelen 1204 m 1131 m 1202 m Finnmark HP.
427 Cerro San Luis 4051 m 1131 m 950 m Colombia.
428 Hochgölling 2862 m 1124 m 1800 m Austria.
429 Cervialto 1808 m 1124 m 729 m Italy.
430 Norra Sytertoppen 1768 m 1115 m 1272 m Sweden.
431 Cerro Cunurana 5071 m 1114 m 484 m Bolivia.
432 Monte Taburno 1394 m 1114 m 370 m Italy.
434 Volcan Galeras 4256 m 1111 m 900 m Pasto, Colombia.
453 Løksetinden 1242 m 1069 m 1191 m Troms, Norway.
460 Piute Peak 2573 m 1061 m 50 m California.
478 Wheeler Peak 4011 m 1039 m 1207 m HP in New Mexico.
479 Nord Saulo 1768 m 1038 m 1218 m HP on the Norwegian-Swedish border.
480 Tverrbakktinden 1392 m 1038 m 1392 m Lyngen in Troms, Norway.
481 Yr Wyddfa 1085 m 1038 m 750 m HP in Wales.
482 Store Sølnkletten 1827 m 1037 m 862 m Hedmark, Norway.
483 Eidskyrkja 1482 m 1037 m 1022 m Møre og Romsdal, in Norway.
484 Lavangstinden 1215 m 1037 m 1045 m Troms, Norway.
485 Spanstinden 1457 m 1034 m 1031 m Troms, Norway.
486 Vanntinden 1031 m 1031 m 1026 m Troms, Norway.
487 Smisetnebba 1175 m 1030 m 1000 m Møre og Romsdal, in Norway.
488 Sætertind 1095 m 1027 m 1087 m Troms/Nordland, Norway.
489 Hermannsdalstinden 1027 m 1027 m 1027 m Norland, Norway.
490 Le Piton de la Fournaise 2621 m 1026 m 750 m Reunion.
491 Vassdalsfjellet 1587 m 1026 m 1326 m Troms, Norway.
492 Trollvasstinden 1441 m 1025 m 1321 m Troms, Norway.
493 Mount Lafayette 1603 m 1024 m 1054 m New Hampshire, USA.
494 Kirkestinden 1677 m 1022 m 1559 m Troms, Norway.
495 Drangen 1022 m 1022 m 1000 m Troms, Norway.
496 Stormauken 1249 m 1021 m 1078 m Troms, Norway.
497 St. Mary Peak 1171 m 1021 m 641 m Flinders Ranges, Australia.
498 Santa Barbara 1021 m 1021 m 1 m Terceira, Azores.
499 Monte Sirente 2349 m 1019 m 1200 m Italy.
500 Skåla 1128 m 1018 m 943 m Møre og Romsdal, in Norway.
502 Monte Greco 2285 m 1015 m 800 m Italy.
503 Unterberghorn 1773 m 1013 m 300 m Austria.
506 Breckenridge Mountain 2310 m 1011 m 10 m California.
Go to mountains having primary factors in the range 600 - 999 meter.

lowercased:
climbed mountains with prominence exceeding 1000 meter.
here is a list of some mountains i have climbed.
this list is ranked (sorted) according to the "primary factor" (in the us also called "prominence") of the peak. only mountains with a primary factor of at least 1000 meter is qualified for this list.
the interval from 600 to 1000 meter is covered on a separate list below.
the column "vertical climb" currently lists the vertical elevation from the actual trailhead to the summit. note that the actual vertical gain may be substantially higher.
prominence based completion maps can be found here.
17 yu shan 3952 m 3952 m 1341 m hp on taiwan.
18 mount margherita 5109 m 3951 m 3507 m hp uganda/congo.
19 gunung kerinci 3805 m 3805 m 2043 m hp on sumatra.
21 jebel toubkal 4167 m 3757 m 2427 m hp in northern africa.
22 cerro chirripo 3820 m 3727 m 2330 m hp costa rica.
23 gunung rinjani 3726 m 3726 m 2741 m hp on lombok, indonesia.
26 hvitserk 3694 m 3694 m 1500 m hp in the arctic.
27 nevado ojos del salado 6893 m 3688 m 1642 m hp in chile.
28 gunung semeru 3676 m 3676 m 1500 m java hp.
29 ritacuba blanco 5410 m 3645 m 1420 m hp in cordilla oriental, colombia.
30 ararat 5137 m 3611 m 2944 m hp in turkey.
31 mount blackburn 4996 m 3535 m 2102 m hp in the wrangell.
** 50 finest cut. **** 3530 m **** word 50 finest.
32 etna 3326 m 3326 m 1422 m hp on sicily.
33 mulhacén 3479 m 3285 m 1662 m hp in (continental) spain.
34 mount meru 4566 m 3171 m 3235 m no. 2 in tanzania.
36 gunung lawu 3265 m 3118 m 1373 m java, indonesia.
37 pico duarte 3098 m 3098 m 2000 m hp in the dominican republic.
38 mount whitney 4417 m 3071 m 1869 m hp in the 48 states.
39 piton des neiges 3070 m 3070 m 1682 m indian ocean hp.
40 gunung agung 3031 m 3031 m 1871 m bali hp.
41 mount shasta 4316 m 2979 m 2225 m california.
42 pico do fogo 2829 m 2829 m 1071 m hp cape verde.
43 pico de aneto 3404 m 2812 m 1394 m hp in the pyrenees.
44 mount ruapehu 2797 m 2797 m 1158 m hp north island, new zealand.
45 mount elbert 4399 m 2772 m 1336 m hp in colorado.
46 mount baker 3286 m 2707 m 2275 m washington, usa.
47 monte cinto 2706 m 2706 m 1494 m corsica hp.
48 gunung sumbing 3371 m 2628 m 1442 m indonesia.
49 san jacinto peak 3304 m 2542 m 1363 m southern california.
50 san gorgonio 3506 m 2526 m 1403 m hp in southern california.
51 charleston peak 3633 m 2517 m 982 m hp in southern nevada.
52 corno grande 2912 m 2514 m 777 m hp of the apennine.
53 mount adams 3751 m 2474 m 2218 m washington, usa.
54 musala 2925 m 2473 m 2218 m balkan hp, bulgaria.
55 psiloritis 2456 m 2456 m 1089 m hp on crete.
56 gunung merbabu 3145 m 2432 m 1600 m indonesia.
57 roque de los muchachos 2426 m 2426 m 270 m palma, canary islands.
58 grossglockner 3798 m 2423 m 1430 m hp in austria.
59 cotopaxi 5897 m 2404 m 1259 m no. 2 in ecuador.
60 mount olympus 2429 m 2386 m 2246 m washington, usa.
61 galdhøpiggen 2469 m 2372 m 629 m hp in scandinavia.
62 gerlachovsky stit 2654 m 2356 m 974 m hp in slovakia.
63 olympos 2918 m 2354 m 1835 m hp in greece.
64 montanho do pico 2351 m 2351 m 1116 m hp in portugal/azores.
65 mount hood 3426 m 2341 m 1632 m hp in oregon.
66 profitis ilias 2407 m 2337 m 850 m hp on peloponnes.
67 mount taranaki 2518 m 2308 m 1563 m north island, new zealand.
68 hotaka-dake 3190 m 2307 m 1806 m japan.
69 wheeler peak 3982 m 2305 m 879 m nevada, usa.
70 asahi dake 2290 m 2290 m 700 m hokkaido hp, japan.
71 glacier peak 3213 m 2285 m 2590 m washington, usa.
74 wedge mountain 2892 m 2249 m 2525 m bc, canada.
75 kita-dake 3193 m 2240 m 1700 m 2nd. highest in japan.
76 piz bernina 4049 m 2234 m 1400 m switzerland / italy.
78 nevado de toluca 4690 m 2220 m 714 m 4th. highest in mexico.
79 choqa 4095 m 2220 m 30 m ethiopia.
82 korab 2764 m 2169 m 1489 m albania and macedonia hp.
83 dufourspitze 4634 m 2165 m 1835 m switzerland hp.
84 gannett peak 4209 m 2158 m 1888 m wyoming hp.
85 cloud peak 4013 m 2154 m 1237 m wyoming, usa.
88 hvannadalshnukur 2119 m 2119 m 2028 m iceland hp.
92 amba farit 4270 m 2061 m 711 m ethiopia.
93 medetsiz tepe 3524 m 2058 m 1617 m turkey.
94 triglav 2864 m 2052 m 1877 m slovenia hp.
95 mount hanang 3417 m 2047 m 1533 m no. 4 in tanzania.
98 páchnes 2453 m 2038 m 765 m no. 2 in crete.
99 jezerce 2693 m 2036 m 1827 m albania.
100 mount edith cavell 3363 m 2033 m 1815 m jasper, canada.
101 mount tapuae-o-uenuku 2885 m 2022 m 2420 m new zealand.
102 säntis 2503 m 2021 m 1150 m switzerland.
103 mount athos 2030 m 2012 m 2030 m greece.
104 mount loolmalasin 3648 m 2006 m 1250 m no. 3 in tanzani.
105 grand teton 4199 m 1996 m 2150 m wyoming, usa.
106 gunung yong belar 2181 m 1992 m 1200 m malaysia.
107 tope de coroa 1982 m 1982 m 1600 m cape verde.
108 tengu-dake 1982 m 1982 m 985 m japan.
109 volcan agua 3761 m 1981 m 1700 m guatemala.
110 single cone 2319 m 1969 m 730 m new zealand.
111 kizlar sivrisi 3070 m 1966 m 933 m turkey.
112 morron de la agujereada 1956 m 1956 m 50 m gran canaria, spain.
113 ortler 3905 m 1953 m 2055 m highest in south tirol.
114 olympos 1952 m 1952 m 756 m highest on cyprus.
115 halla-san 1950 m 1950 m 1300 m highest on jeju.
116 sacajawea 2999 m 1949 m 1469 m oregon, usa.
117 volcan calbuco 2015 m 1946 m 1610 m chile.
118 kings peak 4123 m 1938 m 1245 m utah hp.
119 miyanoura 1936 m 1936 m 850 m utah hp.
120 syue 3886 m 1932 m 1746 m 2nd. highest on taiwan.
121 mount graham 3269 m 1932 m 530 m arizona, usa.
122 torre de cerredo 2648 m 1931 m 814 m hp picos de europa.
123 monte baldo 2218 m 1931 m 1800 m the summit is called cima di valdritta.
124 mount gelai 2948 m 1930 m 1000 m tanzania.
125 yosef 4280 m 1929 m 230 m ethiopia.
126 ta chi nhu 2979 m 1924 m 1883 m vietnam.
127 hasan dagi 3268 m 1922 m 1280 m turkey.
128 volcan la malinche 4430 m 1920 m 1341 m mexico.
129 aka-dake 2899 m 1916 m 1500 m japan.
130 sierra la laguna hp 2085 m 1905 m 2046 m mexico.
131 m'goun 4071 m 1904 m 1965 m morroco.
132 san antonio 3068 m 1903 m 535 m local name is baldy.
133 jebel tidirhine 2428 m 1901 m 600 m morroco.
134 haku-san 2702 m 1897 m 1400 m japan.
135 gran paradiso 4061 m 1891 m 2091 m highest in italy.
136 chokai san 2236 m 1891 m 1030 m japan.
137 volcan osorno 2652 m 1889 m 1470 m chile.
138 telescope peak 3368 m 1886 m 889 m hp in death valley.
139 picachos el chena 2630 m 1885 m 1769 m mexico.
140 mount peale 3877 m 1878 m 833 m utah, usa.
141 cerro chemal 3837 m 1878 m 230 m guatemala.
142 pizzo di coca 3050 m 1878 m 2115 m utah, usa.
143 yotei san 1898 m 1878 m 1560 m japan.
144 cerro el potosi 3720 m 1875 m 50 m mexico.
145 mount washington 1917 m 1872 m 1300 m new hampshire state hp.
146 killini 2376 m 1870 m 793 m no 2 on peloponnes.
147 pico ruivo 1862 m 1862 m 611 m madeira hp.
148 montanas pena blanca 3520 m 1860 m 950 m guatemala.
149 mount mitchell 2037 m 1857 m 181 m north carolina state hp.
150 kissavos 1978 m 1854 m 1125 m south of olympos, greece.
151 humphreys peak 3851 m 1841 m 1008 m arizona state hp.
152 acatenango 3975 m 1835 m 1587 m guatemala.
153 doi inthanon 2565 m 1835 m 20 m thailand.
154 marmora 1834 m 1834 m 628 m sardinia island hp, italy.
155 cotacachi 4944 m 1832 m 914 m no. 11 in ecuador.
156 mount borah 3861 m 1829 m 1591 m idaho hp.
157 volcan llaima 3125 m 1819 m 1650 m chile.
158 monte amaro 2795 m 1812 m 890 m abruzzo, italy.
159 kootenay mountain 2456 m 1801 m 787 m bc, canada.
160 manakau 2608 m 1798 m 2470 m new zealand.
161 dikti 2148 m 1798 m 1013 m crete, greece.
162 haute cime 3257 m 1796 m 1843 m switzerland.
163 maja e papingut 2482 m 1792 m 1419 m albania.
164 nakadake 1791 m 1791 m 751 m japan.
165 mount ellen 3512 m 1787 m 319 m utah, usa.
166 mount jefferson 3640 m 1786 m 965 m remote in nevada.
167 vihren 2914 m 1783 m 931 m bulgaria.
168 birkenhead peak 2506 m 1781 m 1115 m bc, canada.
169 kitumbeine 2867 m 1779 m 700 m tanzania.
170 cima dodici 2336 m 1779 m 611 m near asiago, italy.
171 pangaion 1956 m 1773 m 771 m greece.
172 deseret peak 3362 m 1771 m 1096 m utah, usa.
173 mount harrison 3360 m 1770 m 1325 m bc, canada.
174 chamechaude 2082 m 1769 m 756 m near grenoble, france.
175 mount jefferson 3199 m 1767 m 1740 m oregon, usa.
176 babadag 1969 m 1763 m 50 m turkey.
177 gunung sindoro 3150 m 1761 m 1344 m indonesia.
178 mount hector 3394 m 1759 m 1550 m alberta, canada.
179 peleaga 2509 m 1759 m 907 m romania.
180 kaimaktsalan 2528 m 1758 m 616 m greece.
181 volcan atitlan 3537 m 1754 m 1929 m guatemala.
182 kisokomaga 2956 m 1751 m 500 m japan.
183 shengena 2464 m 1750 m 775 m tanzania.
185 dirfis 1749 m 1749 m 640 m evia island hp, greece.
187 pilot peak 3266 m 1745 m 1255 m nevada, usa.
188 iwate san 2038 m 1745 m 1425 m japan.
189 crazy peak 3417 m 1743 m 1451 m montana, usa.
190 mcdonald peak 2993 m 1743 m 1477 m montana, usa.
191 jiehkkevarri 1834 m 1741 m 1834 m troms hp, norway.
192 smolikas 2637 m 1736 m 975 m 2nd.highest in greece.
193 monte antelao 3264 m 1735 m 1593 m 2nd. highest in dolomites.
194 hakken-take 1915 m 1732 m 1032 m japan.
195 sungwi mountain 2301 m 1731 m 418 m lushoto, tanzania.
196 rishiri 1721 m 1721 m 1510 m japan.
197 cond peak 2801 m 1720 m 1300 m bc, canada.
198 pointe d'arcalod 2217 m 1719 m 1076 m france.
199 jebel kawr 2730 m 1718 m 2000 m oman.
200 serra dolcedorme 2267 m 1715 m 709 m southern italy.
201 newtontoppen 1713 m 1713 m 1713 m svalbard, norway..
202 montalto 1956 m 1710 m 634 m calabria, italy.
203 grintovec 2558 m 1706 m 1662 m slovenia.
204 south sister 3157 m 1703 m 1489 m oregon, usa.
205 grosser priel 2515 m 1703 m 1950 m austria.
206 gunung karang 1778 m 1703 m 934 m java, indonesia.
207 giona 2510 m 1702 m 975 m greece.
208 cheonwangbong 1915 m 1700 m 1200 m south korea.
209 pukeashun mountain 2301 m 1696 m 861 m bc, canada.
210 morton peak 2250 m 1695 m 678 m bc, canada.
211 sierra blanca peak 3652 m 1693 m 671 m new mexico, usa.
212 almanzor 2592 m 1687 m 822 m highest in sierra de gredos spain.
213 grigna settentrionale 2410 m 1687 m 991 m italy.
216 mount nebo 3636 m 1679 m 820 m utah, usa.
217 overseer mountain 2749 m 1679 m 3035 m bc, canada.
218 gunung salak 2211 m 1678 m 1430 m java, indonesia.
220 cima presanella 3558 m 1674 m 1700 m near madonna di campiglio, italy.
221 solunska glava 2540 m 1666 m 1119 m macedonia.
222 kendervices 2121 m 1666 m 1109 m albania.
223 birnhorn 2634 m 1665 m 1760 m austria.
224 uyluk tepe 3016 m 1664 m 850 m turkey.
225 phu soi dao 2120 m 1664 m 1650 m thailand.
226 dedegol tepesi 2992 m 1663 m 1300 m turkey.
227 picachos el centinela 3130 m 1660 m 1900 m mexico.
228 snowshoe peak 2663 m 1658 m 1400 m montana, usa.
229 he feng jian 2323 m 1658 m 1267 m hubei, china.
230 pichincha 4784 m 1652 m 664 m no. 14 in ecuador.
231 picacho san onofre 3550 m 1650 m 841 m mexico.
232 hayford peak 3022 m 1650 m 1236 m nevada, usa.
233 north schell peak 3622 m 1647 m 854 m nevada, usa.
234 phu khe 2079 m 1646 m 1290 m thailand.
235 star peak 2999 m 1645 m 1024 m nevada, usa.
236 upper saddle mountain 2330 m 1645 m 1442 m bc, canada.
240 adrar bou nasser 3340 m 1642 m 1850 m morroco.
243 mount taylor 2333 m 1636 m 1639 m new zealand.
249 mount ossa 1617 m 1617 m 867 m tasmania hp.
250 shirane 1617 m 1617 m 867 m tasmania hp.
251 jebel igdet 3619 m 1613 m 1500 m morroco.
252 fansipan 3143 m 1613 m 180 m vietnam.
254 picachos el fraile 2400 m 1610 m 1682 m mexico.
255 mount timpanogos 3581 m 1606 m 1493 m utah, usa.
260 skippers range hp. 1648 m 1598 m 450 m new zealand.
262 jôf de montasio 2752 m 1596 m 1251 m north-east italy.
264 arc dome 3588 m 1595 m 924 m remote in nevada, usa.
265 radomir 2031 m 1595 m 663 m greece and bulgaria.
266 cerro chorolque 5571 m 1593 m 535 m bolivia.
267 dainichi 2128 m 1593 m 2290 m japan.
268 he/she devil 2865 m 1591 m 551 m idaho, usa.
269 volcan el mocho 2422 m 1587 m 1430 m chile.
270 chiricahua 2986 m 1580 m 936 m arizona, usa.
271 mount seton 2855 m 1580 m 1800 m bc, canada.
272 polinik 2784 m 1580 m 1444 m austria.
273 volcan cumbal 4764 m 1579 m 1630 m colombia.
274 boz dag 2156 m 1579 m 420 m turkey.
275 mount lemmon 2791 m 1578 m 238 m arizona, usa.
276 pietrosul rodnei 2303 m 1578 m 1360 m romania.
277 puy de sancy 1885 m 1578 m 748 m massif central, france.
278 monte cimone 2165 m 1578 m 800 m italy.
279 store lenangstinden 1624 m 1576 m 1624 m lyngen, norway.
280 volcan villarrica 2860 m 1575 m 1006 m chile.
281 abercrombie mountain 2227 m 1575 m 706 m washington, usa.
282 barla dagi 2800 m 1574 m 1100 m turkey.
283 mount cronin 2396 m 1571 m 1410 m bc, canada.
284 tödi 3614 m 1570 m 2809 m switzerland.
285 chieu lau thi 2402 m 1570 m 200 m vietnam.
286 gunung bintang 1862 m 1570 m 1900 m malaysia.
287 birkkarspitze 2749 m 1567 m 1000 m austria.
288 botev 2376 m 1567 m 1628 m bulgaria.
289 maja e cikes 2044 m 1563 m 1000 m albania.
290 kispiox mountain 2096 m 1561 m 1528 m bc, canada.
291 iztaccihuatl 5230 m 1560 m 1575 m 3rd. highest in mexico.
292 mount eddy 2751 m 1556 m 670 m northern california.
293 davraz tepe 2635 m 1553 m 972 m turkey.
294 ellmauer halt 2344 m 1552 m 1259 m via ferrata route.
295 ilgaz daglari 2587 m 1546 m 300 m road to the top, turkey.
296 geyik daglari 2877 m 1543 m 770 m turkey.
297 grande tete de l'obiou 2790 m 1542 m 1227 m south of grenoble, france.
298 roman-kosh 1545 m 1541 m 1195 m crimea, ukraine.
299 tsurugi-san 1955 m 1540 m 600 m japan.
300 whitecap mountain 2918 m 1533 m 2459 m bc, canada.
301 dunn peak 2636 m 1531 m 1250 m bc, canada.
302 miller peak 2885 m 1527 m 1099 m arizona, usa.
303 valamara 2373 m 1526 m 1010 m albania.
304 volcan lonquimay 2865 m 1524 m 1036 m chile.
305 mount tod 2155 m 1523 m 315 m bc, canada.
306 cerro kennedy 2866 m 1522 m 300 m colombia.
307 mount temple 3540 m 1520 m 1678 m bc, canada..
308 hochtor 2369 m 1520 m 1800 m austria.
309 sarektjohkka 2089 m 1519 m 1659 m sarek, sweden.
310 grimming 2351 m 1518 m 1696 m austria.
311 grand combin 4314 m 1517 m 2500 m switzerland.
312 imbabura 4634 m 1516 m 1172 m no. 17 in ecuador.
313 pelister 2601 m 1516 m 1182 m macedonia.
314 la tournette 2351 m 1514 m 923 m france.
315 guna terara 4120 m 1510 m 425 m ethiopia.
316 psili korifi 1589 m 1514 m 611 m greece.
317 mount joffre 3433 m 1505 m 1935 m bc, canada..
318 piz kesch 3418 m 1504 m 1172 m switzerland.
319 zirbitzkogel 2396 m 1502 m 785 m austria.
320 malpaso 1501 m 1501 m 153 m el hierro, spain.
321 cima brenta 3151 m 1500 m 1630 m dolomites, italy..
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322 mount marcy 1630 m 1498 m 966 m hp in new york.
323 mount moriah 3678 m 1497 m 657 m nevada, usa.
324 le taillefer 2857 m 1490 m 1184 m france.
325 monte amiata 1738 m 1490 m 1184 m france.
326 cucurbata mare 1849 m 1483 m 671 m romania.
327 yolla bolly mountain 2467 m 1479 m 372 m california.
328 bobotov kuk 2523 m 1478 m 616 m montenegro.
329 midzhur 2168 m 1478 m 600 m serbia/bulgaria.
330 monte togano 2301 m 1474 m 1362 m italy.
331 pourianos stavros 1610 m 1473 m 532 m greece.
332 torrecilla. 1919 m 1472 m 655 m malaga, spain.
333 culebra peak 4282 m 1471 m 1466 m colorado.
334 dammastock 3630 m 1465 m 1394 m switzerland.
335 mount pinos 2692 m 1463 m 150 m california.
336 monte vettore 2476 m 1463 m 937 m italy.
337 raucheck 2430 m 1463 m 1300 m austria.
338 gjegnen 1670 m 1460 m 1610 m sogn og fjordane, norway.
339 monte grappa 1765 m 1456 m 50 m italy.
340 haldensteiner calanda 2806 m 1449 m 1050 m switzerland.
341 monte cadria 2254 m 1434 m 1252 m italy.
342 monte viglio 2156 m 1422 m 728 m italy.
345 pico da antonia 1393 m 1393 m 748 m cape verde.
346 reisskofel 2371 m 1390 m 860 m austria.
348 monte velino 2486 m 1385 m 945 m italy.
349 skårasalen 1542 m 1385 m 1142 m møre og romsdal, norway.
350 oksskolten 1916 m 1384 m 1386 m hp in northern norway.
352 monte petrella 1533 m 1370 m 620 m italy.
353 emery peak 2388 m 1367 m 742 m hp in big bend, texas.
357 afentis stavromenos 1476 m 1350 m 494 m east crete, greece.
358 schneeberg 2076 m 1348 m 1291 m austria.
359 monte cervati 1899 m 1344 m 250 m italy.
360 ben nevis 1344 m 1344 m 1344 m hp in great britain.
361 mirnock 2110 m 1343 m 888 m austria.
362 santiago peak 1733 m 1340 m 350 m california.
368 monte miletto 2050 m 1306 m 1080 m italy.
372 col visentin 1763 m 1295 m 341 m italy.
375 store trolla 1850 m 1292 m 1741 m sunndal/innerdalen, norway.
376 grosser pyhrgas 2244 m 1290 m 1200 m austria.
377 snæfellsjökull 1446 m 1283 m 1100 m .
378 langlitinden 1277 m 1277 m 1275 m highest island in norway.
391 monte semprevisa 1536 m 1231 m 660 m italy.
396 toro peak 2657 m 1218 m 140 m california.
399 sacagawea peak 2941 m 1204 m 645 m montana, usa.
400 petermans bjerg 2940 m 1200 m 2940 m hp in northeast greenland.
401 grossvenediger 3666 m 1199 m 2722 m hohe tauern, austria.
409 double mountain 2433 m 1171 m 1120 m california.
413 monte cairo 1669 m 1165 m 560 m italy.
419 greenhorn mountain 3764 m 1151 m 277 m colorado, usa.
423 cerro san luis 4051 m 1136 m 950 m chingaza, colombia.
425 pico de posets 3375 m 1131 m 1900 m 2nd highest in the pyrenees.
426 øksfjordjøkelen 1204 m 1131 m 1202 m finnmark hp.
427 cerro san luis 4051 m 1131 m 950 m colombia.
428 hochgölling 2862 m 1124 m 1800 m austria.
429 cervialto 1808 m 1124 m 729 m italy.
430 norra sytertoppen 1768 m 1115 m 1272 m sweden.
431 cerro cunurana 5071 m 1114 m 484 m bolivia.
432 monte taburno 1394 m 1114 m 370 m italy.
434 volcan galeras 4256 m 1111 m 900 m pasto, colombia.
453 løksetinden 1242 m 1069 m 1191 m troms, norway.
460 piute peak 2573 m 1061 m 50 m california.
478 wheeler peak 4011 m 1039 m 1207 m hp in new mexico.
479 nord saulo 1768 m 1038 m 1218 m hp on the norwegian-swedish border.
480 tverrbakktinden 1392 m 1038 m 1392 m lyngen in troms, norway.
481 yr wyddfa 1085 m 1038 m 750 m hp in wales.
482 store sølnkletten 1827 m 1037 m 862 m hedmark, norway.
483 eidskyrkja 1482 m 1037 m 1022 m møre og romsdal, in norway.
484 lavangstinden 1215 m 1037 m 1045 m troms, norway.
485 spanstinden 1457 m 1034 m 1031 m troms, norway.
486 vanntinden 1031 m 1031 m 1026 m troms, norway.
487 smisetnebba 1175 m 1030 m 1000 m møre og romsdal, in norway.
488 sætertind 1095 m 1027 m 1087 m troms/nordland, norway.
489 hermannsdalstinden 1027 m 1027 m 1027 m norland, norway.
490 le piton de la fournaise 2621 m 1026 m 750 m reunion.
491 vassdalsfjellet 1587 m 1026 m 1326 m troms, norway.
492 trollvasstinden 1441 m 1025 m 1321 m troms, norway.
493 mount lafayette 1603 m 1024 m 1054 m new hampshire, usa.
494 kirkestinden 1677 m 1022 m 1559 m troms, norway.
495 drangen 1022 m 1022 m 1000 m troms, norway.
496 stormauken 1249 m 1021 m 1078 m troms, norway.
497 st. mary peak 1171 m 1021 m 641 m flinders ranges, australia.
498 santa barbara 1021 m 1021 m 1 m terceira, azores.
499 monte sirente 2349 m 1019 m 1200 m italy.
500 skåla 1128 m 1018 m 943 m møre og romsdal, in norway.
502 monte greco 2285 m 1015 m 800 m italy.
503 unterberghorn 1773 m 1013 m 300 m austria.
506 breckenridge mountain 2310 m 1011 m 10 m california.
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Purchases: The taxability of purchases of tangible personal property and labor services by Car Washes is summarized below. This list is not all-inclusive. Sales tax should be paid to the vendor or accrued and paid directly to the State of Kansas. This applies to purchases from both in-state and out-of-state vendors.
Custom software, custom software upgrades and labor services to modify, alter, update or maintain custom software.
* The owner or operator should complete an ST-28B exemption certificate and submit it to their utility provider.
** To document these exempt purchases, the operator should complete a Consumed in Production Exemption Certificate, ST-28C, and furnish it to their vendor.
Sales: The taxability of sales of tangible personal property and labor services by Car Washes is summarized below. The applicable sales tax must be collected unless the purchaser provides a properly completed exemption certificate.
*** Exempt upon receipt of a completed Resale Exemption Certificate, Form ST-28A, from the automobile dealer.

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purchases: the taxability of purchases of tangible personal property and labor services by car washes is summarized below. this list is not all-inclusive. sales tax should be paid to the vendor or accrued and paid directly to the state of kansas. this applies to purchases from both in-state and out-of-state vendors.
custom software, custom software upgrades and labor services to modify, alter, update or maintain custom software.
* the owner or operator should complete an st-28b exemption certificate and submit it to their utility provider.
** to document these exempt purchases, the operator should complete a consumed in production exemption certificate, st-28c, and furnish it to their vendor.
sales: the taxability of sales of tangible personal property and labor services by car washes is summarized below. the applicable sales tax must be collected unless the purchaser provides a properly completed exemption certificate.
*** exempt upon receipt of a completed resale exemption certificate, form st-28a, from the automobile dealer.


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the ultra compact, ultra portable apple mmgg2 macbook air laptop makes an ideal companion, whether you are working or playing.
the cutting edge computer’s advanced internal components, which include 1.6ghz dual core intel core i5 processor, 8gb lpddr3 ram, intel hd graphics 6000 gpu, super slim 54wh lithium polymer battery, and more, enhance your overall productivity and entertainment experience by leaps and bounds. an improved 13.3inch led backlit ips panel display fitted on the computer churns out eye popping 1440 x 900p resolution images.
the computer’s 802.11ac specification wifi provides you with wireless internet connectivity in the vicinity of available hotspots. built in pcie based 256gb flash storage ensures you have ample space to save all your data securely. the laptop’s overall measurements of 12.8 x 8.94 x 0.11-0.68 inch and a total weight of 1.35kg make it extremely portable. a sleek silver color perfectly complements the computer’s streamlined design. the laptop also comes with a revolutionary led backlit keyboard.
the apple mmgg2 macbook air laptop is one of the sleekest laptops yet. this gorgeous device is crafted using innovative techniques and smart engineering that apple is renowned for. for instance, the system incorporates an ultra slim 13.3inch led backlit screen that displays images with a spectacular resolution of 1440 x 900p. its powerful stereo speakers are cleverly hidden beneath the keyboard. the laptop incorporates cutting edge internal components like 1.6ghz dual core intel core i5 processor, 8gb lpddr3 ram, and intel hd graphics 6000 gpu, all in a body that measures just 32.5 x 22.7 x 0.3/1.7cm.
part of what makes macbook air so responsive is that it’s designed entirely around flash storage. not only does this make macbook air much lighter and more portable than traditional notebooks, it also provides faster access to data. available in this capacity of 256gb this pcie-based flash storage is up to 17 times faster than a traditional 5400-rpm notebook hard drive. so when you flip open macbook air, it’s ready to go straightaway. even after a month in standby mode, the screen springs to life.
the apple mmgg2 macbook air laptop’s full sized led backlit keyboard. the sleek keyboard offers language support in both english and arabic languages. the computer also features an intuitive multitouch glass trackpad. the highly responsive trackpad makes interacting with this computer feel natural.
macbook air features a full-sized keyboard that’s just as comfortable to type on as a desktop keyboard. and the keyboard is backlit, so you can type in low-light conditions with ease. a built-in sensor detects changes in the ambient lighting and adjusts the keyboard and display brightness automatically, giving you the perfect illumination in any environment. the air's keyboard hasn't changed, either, but this is one area where you won't mind continuity for continuity's sake. while it has just 1 mm of travel (we prefer at least 1.5 mm), typing on the air remains as comfortable as ever.
the apple mmgg2 macbook air laptop comes embedded with just three interfaces that fulfill all your connectivity needs. the ultra streamlined body features two usb 3 ports that help transfer data at speeds of up to 5gbps. the system also features a thunderbolt 2 port that enables data transfers at rates of up to 20gbps. you can transfer data wirelessly to other compatible devices using the computer’s bluetooth 4.0 function.
for the intel core i5, its maximum allowable processor frequency is 3.6ghz. since none of the core i3 cpus have turbo boost, the core i5 can outperform them whenever it needs to. because all core i5 processors are equipped with the latest version of this technology — turbo boost 2.0 — all of them can outrun any core i3. the intel turbo boost technology allows a processor to dynamically increase its clock speed whenever the need arises.
of course, macbook air is unbelievably thin and light. it is also designed it to be powerful, capable, durable and enjoyable to use. with enough battery life to get you through the day. that’s the difference between a notebook that’s simply thin and light and one that’s so much more.
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text: Nature lovers this is your tour; Feel and touch the nature of our beautiful tropical island up close. You will hike on the small trails through the idyllic Dominican countryside with breathtaking views of the hills, palm trees, green meadows, small streams and abundant tropical flowers. Let the water of this hidden waterfall cascade on you, it is ice cold and crystal clear for a totally refreshing natural experience. Afterward, you will go to a rustic eco-lodge, off the beaten tourist path. A place immersed in nature with a spectacular ocean view from 1000 ft above sea level, ideal to relax. Enjoy a very special Mediterranean style creative lunch with a chilled glass of white wine.

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Pragati Polypack is based in Surendranagar, Gujarat, India. Under the guidance of Mr. Umang Shah (Proprietor), the company has touched zenith of success. We, as a respectable Packaging Products Manufacturer and Supplier, have strived hard in bringing forth Virgin Quality Products that too in diverse grades & specifications.
The immense growth and appreciation of the company is the result of the modern infrastructure. Our infrastructure comprises of a modern manufacturing & warehousing unit. We have all sets of the latest machinery for smooth & quality production of Packaging Products and Drip Irrigation System.
We produce the best quality Packaging and other products, addressing the diverse environmental issues. Our safe and reliable practices speak for our quality system. All our products are made using the best techniques and machinery. Further, these Packaging Materials are well-tested and packed for safe and easy transition.
Having a client-oriented approach, the company has surpassed several milestones during its journey. We understand the market needs and clientâ��s priorities before designing and developing our vast product line. Further, we make sure that all the consignments are completed within defined timeframe without any error.

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pragati polypack is based in surendranagar, gujarat, india. under the guidance of mr. umang shah (proprietor), the company has touched zenith of success. we, as a respectable packaging products manufacturer and supplier, have strived hard in bringing forth virgin quality products that too in diverse grades & specifications.
the immense growth and appreciation of the company is the result of the modern infrastructure. our infrastructure comprises of a modern manufacturing & warehousing unit. we have all sets of the latest machinery for smooth & quality production of packaging products and drip irrigation system.
we produce the best quality packaging and other products, addressing the diverse environmental issues. our safe and reliable practices speak for our quality system. all our products are made using the best techniques and machinery. further, these packaging materials are well-tested and packed for safe and easy transition.
having a client-oriented approach, the company has surpassed several milestones during its journey. we understand the market needs and clientâ��s priorities before designing and developing our vast product line. further, we make sure that all the consignments are completed within defined timeframe without any error.


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Sugar Mummy – A beautiful lady in London is interested in a man for a long-term relationship. This 57 years old lady in London, England, Uk is single but has 3 grown up kids and granddaughters.
She is interested in a man of at least 47 years old of either White or Mixed race-ethnicity. She does not smoke but doesn’t care if you do, though she agrees to drink socially.
This lady who is a graduate with a Bachelors degree is only willing to relocate within London, so she is only interested in people around London or those who intend to move to London someday.

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sugar mummy – a beautiful lady in london is interested in a man for a long-term relationship. this 57 years old lady in london, england, uk is single but has 3 grown up kids and granddaughters.
she is interested in a man of at least 47 years old of either white or mixed race-ethnicity. she does not smoke but doesn’t care if you do, though she agrees to drink socially.
this lady who is a graduate with a bachelors degree is only willing to relocate within london, so she is only interested in people around london or those who intend to move to london someday.


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The Wexford Opera Festival is one of Ireland’s leading cultural institutions. It now has a exceptional new home. Contained within a bold contemporary form that rises theatrically above the low skyline of Wexford Town, its entrance and streetscape are by contrast modest and discrete. The circulation spaces and bars are comfortable, sociable and designed to be flexible in accommodating a variety of associated uses. Particularly memorable are the break-out areas with panoramic views out over the town and the sea. The highlight of the building is its wonderful new auditorium, which is traditional in spirit and contemporary in its expression, delivering a quite beautiful and memorable performance space.
The Wexford Opera Festival has always been centred in Wexford town and the principal issues were scale and fit, (how to insert a huge flytower into a Medieval street scale), retain the street scene, as well considering the effect upon the historic silhouette of Wexford’s skyline when seen from across the river.
The architectural team also had to consider how best to insert a very large and highly complex spatial programme into a steeply sloping backland site barely large enough to accommodate it.
The new 7,235sqm purpose-designed opera house contains two theatres; the principal auditorium of 780 seats, and an adaptable auditorium of 175 seats providing performance in a variety of formats, together with all pubic and support facilities necessary for a fully functioning producing theatre dedicated to opera.
In architectural terms, the new opera house may be seen as a series of formal set-pieces centred around the main auditorium, fly-tower and the smaller second theatre forming a nucleus at the heart of the organisation. The nucleus was then enveloped by an architectural collar containing the supporting spaces which locks it into the irregular edges of the backland plots of urban block in which it is situated.
At the outset Wexford Festival Opera set the design team a range of difficult challenges to meet its complex and demanding brief requirements. Furthermore, the irregularly formed site, located in the centre of the old Viking town with a single access through a narrow one-way mediaeval street presented an additional complexity for the designers.
The brief required the team to provide an architectural design that would reflect the international prominence and acclaim of the highly regarded annual opera festival with its discerning audience. Complex, critical and demanding acoustic performance criteria were set for the main auditorium. In addition, it was required that the building would meet the client's requirements for non-opera performances and accommodate local events. There was a strong desire to provide attractive and intimate public circulation spaces with the use of natural daylight affording strong visual contact with the town from the building where possible.
It is a credit to the design team that they “shoe-horned” the demanding space and circulation requirements for the building on this difficult sloping town centre site. The design solution has fully met all the requirements of the brief and set a new quality benchmark for design of small opera houses on the world stage.
The architectural and critical acoustic qualities of the building have received very favorable acclaim nationally and internationally from our audiences, music critics, musicians, performers, back-stage personnel, staff and our 300 volunteers who man the building during the opera festival.
It is not an overstatement to say that the design quality of the building has far exceeded Wexford Festival Opera's ambitious expectations.

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the wexford opera festival is one of ireland’s leading cultural institutions. it now has a exceptional new home. contained within a bold contemporary form that rises theatrically above the low skyline of wexford town, its entrance and streetscape are by contrast modest and discrete. the circulation spaces and bars are comfortable, sociable and designed to be flexible in accommodating a variety of associated uses. particularly memorable are the break-out areas with panoramic views out over the town and the sea. the highlight of the building is its wonderful new auditorium, which is traditional in spirit and contemporary in its expression, delivering a quite beautiful and memorable performance space.
the wexford opera festival has always been centred in wexford town and the principal issues were scale and fit, (how to insert a huge flytower into a medieval street scale), retain the street scene, as well considering the effect upon the historic silhouette of wexford’s skyline when seen from across the river.
the architectural team also had to consider how best to insert a very large and highly complex spatial programme into a steeply sloping backland site barely large enough to accommodate it.
the new 7,235sqm purpose-designed opera house contains two theatres; the principal auditorium of 780 seats, and an adaptable auditorium of 175 seats providing performance in a variety of formats, together with all pubic and support facilities necessary for a fully functioning producing theatre dedicated to opera.
in architectural terms, the new opera house may be seen as a series of formal set-pieces centred around the main auditorium, fly-tower and the smaller second theatre forming a nucleus at the heart of the organisation. the nucleus was then enveloped by an architectural collar containing the supporting spaces which locks it into the irregular edges of the backland plots of urban block in which it is situated.
at the outset wexford festival opera set the design team a range of difficult challenges to meet its complex and demanding brief requirements. furthermore, the irregularly formed site, located in the centre of the old viking town with a single access through a narrow one-way mediaeval street presented an additional complexity for the designers.
the brief required the team to provide an architectural design that would reflect the international prominence and acclaim of the highly regarded annual opera festival with its discerning audience. complex, critical and demanding acoustic performance criteria were set for the main auditorium. in addition, it was required that the building would meet the client's requirements for non-opera performances and accommodate local events. there was a strong desire to provide attractive and intimate public circulation spaces with the use of natural daylight affording strong visual contact with the town from the building where possible.
it is a credit to the design team that they “shoe-horned” the demanding space and circulation requirements for the building on this difficult sloping town centre site. the design solution has fully met all the requirements of the brief and set a new quality benchmark for design of small opera houses on the world stage.
the architectural and critical acoustic qualities of the building have received very favorable acclaim nationally and internationally from our audiences, music critics, musicians, performers, back-stage personnel, staff and our 300 volunteers who man the building during the opera festival.
it is not an overstatement to say that the design quality of the building has far exceeded wexford festival opera's ambitious expectations.


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Gettman Sofa Table The Gettman sofa table will make a striking appearance in your living room space. With a mixed material frame—wood and steel—this table brings out a casual yet polished vibe. The intricate plank-style top brings forward texture and visual interest. Plus, it's modest size makes it a great choice for smaller spaces.
The Gettman sofa table will make a striking appearance in your living room space. With a mixed material frame—wood and steel—this table brings out a casual yet polished vibe. The intricate plank-style top brings forward texture and visual interest. Plus, it's modest size makes it a great choice for smaller spaces.
L: 48" x W: 18" x H: 30" Weight: 48 lbs.
Maximum Weight Capacity: 47 lbs.

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gettman sofa table the gettman sofa table will make a striking appearance in your living room space. with a mixed material frame—wood and steel—this table brings out a casual yet polished vibe. the intricate plank-style top brings forward texture and visual interest. plus, it's modest size makes it a great choice for smaller spaces.
the gettman sofa table will make a striking appearance in your living room space. with a mixed material frame—wood and steel—this table brings out a casual yet polished vibe. the intricate plank-style top brings forward texture and visual interest. plus, it's modest size makes it a great choice for smaller spaces.
l: 48" x w: 18" x h: 30" weight: 48 lbs.
maximum weight capacity: 47 lbs.


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A tailor-made holiday in Italy is a celebration of all that is dolce: good food, great wine, fabulous hotels and gorgeous people. Italy's heady mix of art, architecture, beaches and beautiful scenery is hard to resist so we suggest you give in to its obvious charms and take your time to soak up one of Europe's most vibrant cultures.
Italy offers enormous diversity and a tailor-made holiday or luxury honeymoon in Italy works incredibly well for romantics who want to cherry pick from Italy's many exquisite highlights. Meanwhile for a luxury family holiday in Italy, Tuscany is always a firm favourite, along with Sicily and Sardinia for wonderful beaches, child-friendly hotels and great food the kids will love.
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a tailor-made holiday in italy is a celebration of all that is dolce: good food, great wine, fabulous hotels and gorgeous people. italy's heady mix of art, architecture, beaches and beautiful scenery is hard to resist so we suggest you give in to its obvious charms and take your time to soak up one of europe's most vibrant cultures.
italy offers enormous diversity and a tailor-made holiday or luxury honeymoon in italy works incredibly well for romantics who want to cherry pick from italy's many exquisite highlights. meanwhile for a luxury family holiday in italy, tuscany is always a firm favourite, along with sicily and sardinia for wonderful beaches, child-friendly hotels and great food the kids will love.
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Every now and then an occasion comes along when you might wish to honor or remember somebody in a very special way. Making a donation to the Des Plaines History Center as a Memorial Gift or to acknowledge a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or retirement – or simply to honor someone – is a thoughtful way to express your affection. And your contribution will support the work of the History Center by providing interesting and educational programs, preservation of historic artifacts, community services, and so much more.
Special Occasion Gifts and Memorials are acknowledged to the individual or family as well as to the donor.
The next time you have an opportunity to honor or remember someone please consider making your donation to the Des Plaines History Center. Your contribution will be deeply appreciated and will support the History Center now and for the years to come.
There comes a time when individuals wish to extend financial support to organizations that best reflect their interests and their values. These gifts may be made as a bequest from an estate, by transferring property or investments, or by assigning a life insurance policy that was just the right amount, but now is no longer needed.
If you are planning to update your estate or changing your financial plans, the Des Plaines History Center sincerely invites you to consider making a gift that will provide ongoing support for today and for years to come.
For further information about how to include the History Center in your estate or financial planning, please contact the History Center's Executive Director, Philip Mohr (847-391-5399).
Thank you for supporting the Des Plaines History Center!
The Des Plaines History Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, organized and incorporated in the State of Illinois under the name Des Plaines Historical Society. Contributions are tax deductible within the limits of current federal and state law.

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every now and then an occasion comes along when you might wish to honor or remember somebody in a very special way. making a donation to the des plaines history center as a memorial gift or to acknowledge a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or retirement – or simply to honor someone – is a thoughtful way to express your affection. and your contribution will support the work of the history center by providing interesting and educational programs, preservation of historic artifacts, community services, and so much more.
special occasion gifts and memorials are acknowledged to the individual or family as well as to the donor.
the next time you have an opportunity to honor or remember someone please consider making your donation to the des plaines history center. your contribution will be deeply appreciated and will support the history center now and for the years to come.
there comes a time when individuals wish to extend financial support to organizations that best reflect their interests and their values. these gifts may be made as a bequest from an estate, by transferring property or investments, or by assigning a life insurance policy that was just the right amount, but now is no longer needed.
if you are planning to update your estate or changing your financial plans, the des plaines history center sincerely invites you to consider making a gift that will provide ongoing support for today and for years to come.
for further information about how to include the history center in your estate or financial planning, please contact the history center's executive director, philip mohr (847-391-5399).
thank you for supporting the des plaines history center!
the des plaines history center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, organized and incorporated in the state of illinois under the name des plaines historical society. contributions are tax deductible within the limits of current federal and state law.


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New South Scotland (known in Australia as Quadrangle Lawn and formerly known in Zealandia as Nya Ystad) is an Austenasian Crown Dependency situated on the eastern seaboard of the Australian continent. Between June 2014 and September 2016, the polity was administered by the Commonwealth of Zealandia, although de jure Austenasian sovereignty over New South Scotland continued to be acknowledged.
Established on 19 November 2012 as a colony of New Wessex, having formerly been part of an Australian university campus, the colony was ceded to the Empire of Austenasia on 20 January 2013 by Declan I upon the ascension of Jonathan I to the Austenasian Throne. New South Scotland was formally made a Crown Dependency of Austenasia on 25 January, by the First Imperial Decree of HIM Emperor Jonathan I. The then Haakon Lindstrom, also monarch of the nearby nation of Zealandia, was appointed New South Scotland's Governing Commissioner.
A notable incident took place on 30 October 2013, when two constables of the New South Wales Police were escorted out of New South Scotland by a constable of the New South Scotland Constabulary after they were found asking individuals for identification in a rude manner. The New South Scottish constable was helped by a group of socialists visiting from Australia, who sung the Internationale as the two NSW constables were escorted out.
On 22 May 2014, Lindström - who reigned by the regnal name of Astrid as Queen of Zealandia - ordered the Zealandian military to prepare an invasion of New South Scotland. A false version of events was reported to the Austenasian government, which were that Queen Astrid had been threatened with a coup by rogue elements of the Zealandian military and that she would be deposed unless she sanctioned an invasion of New South Scotland. The queen notified the Austenasian government of her apparent inability to suppress the rebellion, which was eventually allegedly pacified by an agreement by which use of half of New South Scotland would be granted to the Zealandian military in exchange for the force's annexation of new territory for the Crown Dependency. However, Lindstrom failed to pass on information to her government in regards to the Empire's wish for a deal, and instead willingly passed on misinformation, falsely accusing Austenasia of hostile designs on Zealandia and provoking her government into going ahead with an invasion of New South Scotland. Before Austenasia had a chance to respond militarily, a massive diplomatic backlash from the intermicronational community forced Zealandia to accept a compromise whereby New South Scotland would be administered independently by the Zealandian queen, but remain under formal Austenasian sovereignty.
Relations between Austenasia and Zealandia remained extremely frosty for over a year over the subject of New South Scotland and Lindstom's actions in relation to it, but began to thaw in 2015 after a treaty was signed formalising the arrangement. Relations between the two nations warmed considerably in mid-2016 as a result of uniting against diplomatic attacks from Sandus, and in July 2016 the Austenasian government was contacted by Lindstrom who informed them that she was unable to continue administering the crown dependency due to her and many members of the Zealandian government and military leaving the university which borders New South Scotland. After negotiations, a treaty was signed returning New South Scotland to full and exclusively Austenasian jurisdiction on 10 September 2016. Later that day, Emperor Jonathan I appointed The Rt Hon. Sir Hugh McFarlane, KCA as New South Scotland's second Governing Commissioner.
New South Scotland is governed by Sir Hugh McFarlane, a friend of Emperor Jonathan I who lives near to the crown dependency. The position had previously been held by Charlotte Lindstrom, who held the position of Governor when New South Scotland was a colony under Wessaxon rule, and ruled as Governing Commissioner in the name of the Emperor before 10 September 2016. Lindstrom established the New South Scotland Constabulary in August 2013 to provide law enforcement in her absence, although this force had become defunct by May 2014.
Since returning to exclusively Austenasian jurisdiction in September 2016, New South Scotland has been governed as a normal Austenasian Crown Dependency, being neither taxed nor having representation in Parliament, with the Emperor holding absolute power (exercised by the Governing Commissioner) over the Crown Dependency, and Austenasian legislation not applying to New South Scotland unless it explicitly refers to it.
1 HM Queen Astrid 25 Jan 2013 10 Sep 2016 Appointed Governing Commissioner of the newly-founded Crown Dependency by Imperial Decree. Monarch of the nearby Zealandia; had New South Scotland administered by Zealandia from June 2014 until September 2016 by agreement with Austenasia as a result of the 2014 New South Scotland crisis. Removed from office upon New South Scotland returning to ordinary Austenasian administration.
2 The Rt Hon. Sir Hugh McFarlane, KCA 10 Sep 2016 Incumbent Appointed Governing Commissioner by Emperor Jonathan I upon the return of New South Scotland to Austenasian administration. Had previously visited NSS as a tourist in March 2015.
New South Scotland has an area of approximately 3.3 square kilometers. The territory is located within the campus of the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and is bordered by the City of Sydney, Australia. The geographical position of New South Scotland means that it regularly frequented by students and teachers attending the university, having a huge effect on the geography, culture and economy of the area. The flora of New South Scotland is not very diverse, only featuring several trees and an extensive grass area. This grass area is used by students as a place to relax, which brings some environmental issues such as food waste which attracts fauna such as the Australian White Ibis. In the interest of preserving the area, groundskeepers at the university maintain the environment by removing litter and mowing the grass. Three pathways also exist, and are used as a major throughway for students and teachers. Drainage pipes and gutters border New South Scotland to protect against minor flooding and rainfall damage; since it is a small catchment area, this task is essential.
Bordering New South Scotland are several areas of varying economic activity, however very little occurs within the borders themselves. Nearby, multiple vending machines can be found, which dispense food and drinks to students. These machines are operated and owned by the university itself, but it is unclear if they generate any profit at all. Numerous shops are located a short distance away from New South Scotland, such as a pharmacy and the university bookshop. A Commonwealth Bank Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) also exists near to these shops which is used to fund transactions across the university. A section of the UNSW Business School is also housed within the large building that is directly next to New South Scotland itself. It is one of the major faculties at UNSW, and teaches a variety of courses regarding economics and commerce and has had a hand in creating some economic activity around the university campus.
New South Scotland is primarily used by university students as a recreational area, which has a huge effect on the culture of the area. The grass area is usually a location where food is eaten and where activities such as games and festivals take place. These types of activities define the culture of New South Scotland and how it behaves, as they have a huge effect on the different environments that exist. New South Scotland also features dozens of international cultures, despite having no citizens. The array of nationalities that students who use the area belong to gives New South Scotland a strong sense of multiculturalism.
Close by to New South Scotland is the university health clinic and dentistry, provided by UNSW itself. Not only does this facility treat students suffering from an array of health complications, but it also acts as an Infectious Control Zone (ICZ), which is used in the case of an epidemic as a location to treat patients. On display at this clinic are pieces of information regarding how to deal with current diseases and what major symptoms are. Whilst these services are technically outside the borders of New South Scotland, should any major disease outbreak occur, New South Scotland itself may well be used as a grounds for dealing with the issue. A pharmacy is also nearby which sells many different medical and cosmetic products.
This page was last edited on 19 April 2017, at 09:54.

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new south scotland (known in australia as quadrangle lawn and formerly known in zealandia as nya ystad) is an austenasian crown dependency situated on the eastern seaboard of the australian continent. between june 2014 and september 2016, the polity was administered by the commonwealth of zealandia, although de jure austenasian sovereignty over new south scotland continued to be acknowledged.
established on 19 november 2012 as a colony of new wessex, having formerly been part of an australian university campus, the colony was ceded to the empire of austenasia on 20 january 2013 by declan i upon the ascension of jonathan i to the austenasian throne. new south scotland was formally made a crown dependency of austenasia on 25 january, by the first imperial decree of him emperor jonathan i. the then haakon lindstrom, also monarch of the nearby nation of zealandia, was appointed new south scotland's governing commissioner.
a notable incident took place on 30 october 2013, when two constables of the new south wales police were escorted out of new south scotland by a constable of the new south scotland constabulary after they were found asking individuals for identification in a rude manner. the new south scottish constable was helped by a group of socialists visiting from australia, who sung the internationale as the two nsw constables were escorted out.
on 22 may 2014, lindström - who reigned by the regnal name of astrid as queen of zealandia - ordered the zealandian military to prepare an invasion of new south scotland. a false version of events was reported to the austenasian government, which were that queen astrid had been threatened with a coup by rogue elements of the zealandian military and that she would be deposed unless she sanctioned an invasion of new south scotland. the queen notified the austenasian government of her apparent inability to suppress the rebellion, which was eventually allegedly pacified by an agreement by which use of half of new south scotland would be granted to the zealandian military in exchange for the force's annexation of new territory for the crown dependency. however, lindstrom failed to pass on information to her government in regards to the empire's wish for a deal, and instead willingly passed on misinformation, falsely accusing austenasia of hostile designs on zealandia and provoking her government into going ahead with an invasion of new south scotland. before austenasia had a chance to respond militarily, a massive diplomatic backlash from the intermicronational community forced zealandia to accept a compromise whereby new south scotland would be administered independently by the zealandian queen, but remain under formal austenasian sovereignty.
relations between austenasia and zealandia remained extremely frosty for over a year over the subject of new south scotland and lindstom's actions in relation to it, but began to thaw in 2015 after a treaty was signed formalising the arrangement. relations between the two nations warmed considerably in mid-2016 as a result of uniting against diplomatic attacks from sandus, and in july 2016 the austenasian government was contacted by lindstrom who informed them that she was unable to continue administering the crown dependency due to her and many members of the zealandian government and military leaving the university which borders new south scotland. after negotiations, a treaty was signed returning new south scotland to full and exclusively austenasian jurisdiction on 10 september 2016. later that day, emperor jonathan i appointed the rt hon. sir hugh mcfarlane, kca as new south scotland's second governing commissioner.
new south scotland is governed by sir hugh mcfarlane, a friend of emperor jonathan i who lives near to the crown dependency. the position had previously been held by charlotte lindstrom, who held the position of governor when new south scotland was a colony under wessaxon rule, and ruled as governing commissioner in the name of the emperor before 10 september 2016. lindstrom established the new south scotland constabulary in august 2013 to provide law enforcement in her absence, although this force had become defunct by may 2014.
since returning to exclusively austenasian jurisdiction in september 2016, new south scotland has been governed as a normal austenasian crown dependency, being neither taxed nor having representation in parliament, with the emperor holding absolute power (exercised by the governing commissioner) over the crown dependency, and austenasian legislation not applying to new south scotland unless it explicitly refers to it.
1 hm queen astrid 25 jan 2013 10 sep 2016 appointed governing commissioner of the newly-founded crown dependency by imperial decree. monarch of the nearby zealandia; had new south scotland administered by zealandia from june 2014 until september 2016 by agreement with austenasia as a result of the 2014 new south scotland crisis. removed from office upon new south scotland returning to ordinary austenasian administration.
2 the rt hon. sir hugh mcfarlane, kca 10 sep 2016 incumbent appointed governing commissioner by emperor jonathan i upon the return of new south scotland to austenasian administration. had previously visited nss as a tourist in march 2015.
new south scotland has an area of approximately 3.3 square kilometers. the territory is located within the campus of the university of new south wales (unsw) and is bordered by the city of sydney, australia. the geographical position of new south scotland means that it regularly frequented by students and teachers attending the university, having a huge effect on the geography, culture and economy of the area. the flora of new south scotland is not very diverse, only featuring several trees and an extensive grass area. this grass area is used by students as a place to relax, which brings some environmental issues such as food waste which attracts fauna such as the australian white ibis. in the interest of preserving the area, groundskeepers at the university maintain the environment by removing litter and mowing the grass. three pathways also exist, and are used as a major throughway for students and teachers. drainage pipes and gutters border new south scotland to protect against minor flooding and rainfall damage; since it is a small catchment area, this task is essential.
bordering new south scotland are several areas of varying economic activity, however very little occurs within the borders themselves. nearby, multiple vending machines can be found, which dispense food and drinks to students. these machines are operated and owned by the university itself, but it is unclear if they generate any profit at all. numerous shops are located a short distance away from new south scotland, such as a pharmacy and the university bookshop. a commonwealth bank automatic teller machine (atm) also exists near to these shops which is used to fund transactions across the university. a section of the unsw business school is also housed within the large building that is directly next to new south scotland itself. it is one of the major faculties at unsw, and teaches a variety of courses regarding economics and commerce and has had a hand in creating some economic activity around the university campus.
new south scotland is primarily used by university students as a recreational area, which has a huge effect on the culture of the area. the grass area is usually a location where food is eaten and where activities such as games and festivals take place. these types of activities define the culture of new south scotland and how it behaves, as they have a huge effect on the different environments that exist. new south scotland also features dozens of international cultures, despite having no citizens. the array of nationalities that students who use the area belong to gives new south scotland a strong sense of multiculturalism.
close by to new south scotland is the university health clinic and dentistry, provided by unsw itself. not only does this facility treat students suffering from an array of health complications, but it also acts as an infectious control zone (icz), which is used in the case of an epidemic as a location to treat patients. on display at this clinic are pieces of information regarding how to deal with current diseases and what major symptoms are. whilst these services are technically outside the borders of new south scotland, should any major disease outbreak occur, new south scotland itself may well be used as a grounds for dealing with the issue. a pharmacy is also nearby which sells many different medical and cosmetic products.
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National environmental groups recently filed a pair of new lawsuits in New York federal district court seeking to expand the scope of liability for “incidental take” under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA). The litigation seeks to overturn recent legal and policy guidance issued by the United States Department of the Interior (DOI) and Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) which provided greater regulatory certainty by limiting those agencies’ enforcement actions under the MBTA to claims of intentional harm to migratory birds. If the new lawsuits prevail, many industries may once again face potential criminal liability for day-to-day operations posing a risk of unintentional effects on migratory birds. The lawsuits are also a reminder that courts remain split on the scope of MBTA liability, that MBTA enforcement policy may shift between administrations, and that other statutes still make avian protection a key component of environmental planning and compliance at many facilities.
The MBTA is a century-old federal statute that makes it “unlawful at any time, by any means or in any manner, to pursue, hunt, take, capture, kill, attempt to take, capture, or kill” a wide variety of migratory birds. Until recently, DOI and FWS had long interpreted the MBTA as applying both to intentional and unintentional acts resulting in harm to birds. Under this prior policy, for example, the operator of a wind farm might have faced enforcement liability under the MBTA for “bird strikes” – that is, accidental collisions between birds and wind turbines. The regulated community could rely only upon the federal government’s exercise of prosecutorial discretion to avoid liability for such “incidental take”.
On December 22, 2017, DOI formally reversed course in a legal opinion – known as an M-Opinion – issued by the agency’s Acting Solicitor. The M-Opinion concluded that, “consistent with the text, history, and purpose of the MBTA, the statute's prohibitions on pursuing, hunting, taking, capturing, killing, or attempting to do the same apply only to affirmative actions that have as their purpose the taking or killing of migratory birds, their nests, or their eggs.” On April 11, 2018, the FWS issued policy guidance consistent with the DOI M-Opinion. The FWS also recently announced it is no longer considering an Obama-era proposal to develop an incidental take permitting program under the MBTA, or preparing a corresponding programmatic Environmental Impact Statement.
The new lawsuits both argue that the M-Opinion is inconsistent with the MBTA and that the government’s shift in policy violates the Administrative Procedure Act (APA). One of the suits, led by the National Audubon Society, also argues that the government’s new MBTA policy contravenes the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). The government has not yet responded to the lawsuits, but likely first steps will include motions to dismiss the suits on jurisdictional grounds, including lack of final agency action, ripeness, and standing.
Fundamentally, the recent lawsuits raise an important question that has not been answered definitively by the federal courts – namely, whether the MBTA does or does not prohibit the unintentional killing or injury of migratory birds. There is currently a circuit split on this question, with the Second and Tenth Circuits holding that the MBTA prohibits incidental take, and the Fifth, Eighth, and Ninth Circuits holding that the statute only prohibits intentional take. The recent guidance from DOI and FWS represents only one interpretation of the statute, albeit an important one given those agencies’ enforcement role. The recent lawsuits are therefore a reminder that the true scope of liability under the MBTA may ultimately need to be decided by the United States Supreme Court. That process could take years to play out, whether or not these lawsuits are an appropriate vehicle for Supreme Court review.
The recent MBTA lawsuits are also notable for raising persistent questions of administrative law surrounding substantive federal guidance that may be relevant to other pending and likely legal challenges to environmental policy shifts. For example, DOI might have the right to change its legal interpretation via the new M-Opinion as a matter of exercising its (generally unreviewable) enforcement discretion. On the other hand, the associated policy guidance issued by FWS after the M-Opinion could potentially be construed as a significant change in agency policy, which may or may not be subject to additional procedural requirements under the APA.
Regardless of the outcome of these cases, it is important to note that they will not affect the ongoing need for effective avian protection efforts by certain industries. For one thing, other federal laws such as the Endangered Species Act and Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act clearly do impose liability for incidental take of certain birds, whether or not the MBTA does so as well. And many state laws do the same. In addition, while the MBTA does not include a citizen suit provision or other private enforcement mechanism, allegations of MBTA non-compliance could still be used as a basis for APA challenges to federally-permitted projects that involve a risk of unintentional harm to migratory birds. Given the circuit split on MBTA liability and uncertainty on how much deference courts will give to the DOI M-Opinion and FWS guidance, these types of challenges may pose risks to affected industries in certain regions regardless of whether DOI and FWS seek to take independent enforcement action. In the interim, these new lawsuits may be a new wave in the shifting seas of MBTA liability that the recent DOI and FWS guidance sought to calm.

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national environmental groups recently filed a pair of new lawsuits in new york federal district court seeking to expand the scope of liability for “incidental take” under the migratory bird treaty act (mbta). the litigation seeks to overturn recent legal and policy guidance issued by the united states department of the interior (doi) and fish and wildlife service (fws) which provided greater regulatory certainty by limiting those agencies’ enforcement actions under the mbta to claims of intentional harm to migratory birds. if the new lawsuits prevail, many industries may once again face potential criminal liability for day-to-day operations posing a risk of unintentional effects on migratory birds. the lawsuits are also a reminder that courts remain split on the scope of mbta liability, that mbta enforcement policy may shift between administrations, and that other statutes still make avian protection a key component of environmental planning and compliance at many facilities.
the mbta is a century-old federal statute that makes it “unlawful at any time, by any means or in any manner, to pursue, hunt, take, capture, kill, attempt to take, capture, or kill” a wide variety of migratory birds. until recently, doi and fws had long interpreted the mbta as applying both to intentional and unintentional acts resulting in harm to birds. under this prior policy, for example, the operator of a wind farm might have faced enforcement liability under the mbta for “bird strikes” – that is, accidental collisions between birds and wind turbines. the regulated community could rely only upon the federal government’s exercise of prosecutorial discretion to avoid liability for such “incidental take”.
on december 22, 2017, doi formally reversed course in a legal opinion – known as an m-opinion – issued by the agency’s acting solicitor. the m-opinion concluded that, “consistent with the text, history, and purpose of the mbta, the statute's prohibitions on pursuing, hunting, taking, capturing, killing, or attempting to do the same apply only to affirmative actions that have as their purpose the taking or killing of migratory birds, their nests, or their eggs.” on april 11, 2018, the fws issued policy guidance consistent with the doi m-opinion. the fws also recently announced it is no longer considering an obama-era proposal to develop an incidental take permitting program under the mbta, or preparing a corresponding programmatic environmental impact statement.
the new lawsuits both argue that the m-opinion is inconsistent with the mbta and that the government’s shift in policy violates the administrative procedure act (apa). one of the suits, led by the national audubon society, also argues that the government’s new mbta policy contravenes the national environmental policy act (nepa). the government has not yet responded to the lawsuits, but likely first steps will include motions to dismiss the suits on jurisdictional grounds, including lack of final agency action, ripeness, and standing.
fundamentally, the recent lawsuits raise an important question that has not been answered definitively by the federal courts – namely, whether the mbta does or does not prohibit the unintentional killing or injury of migratory birds. there is currently a circuit split on this question, with the second and tenth circuits holding that the mbta prohibits incidental take, and the fifth, eighth, and ninth circuits holding that the statute only prohibits intentional take. the recent guidance from doi and fws represents only one interpretation of the statute, albeit an important one given those agencies’ enforcement role. the recent lawsuits are therefore a reminder that the true scope of liability under the mbta may ultimately need to be decided by the united states supreme court. that process could take years to play out, whether or not these lawsuits are an appropriate vehicle for supreme court review.
the recent mbta lawsuits are also notable for raising persistent questions of administrative law surrounding substantive federal guidance that may be relevant to other pending and likely legal challenges to environmental policy shifts. for example, doi might have the right to change its legal interpretation via the new m-opinion as a matter of exercising its (generally unreviewable) enforcement discretion. on the other hand, the associated policy guidance issued by fws after the m-opinion could potentially be construed as a significant change in agency policy, which may or may not be subject to additional procedural requirements under the apa.
regardless of the outcome of these cases, it is important to note that they will not affect the ongoing need for effective avian protection efforts by certain industries. for one thing, other federal laws such as the endangered species act and bald and golden eagle protection act clearly do impose liability for incidental take of certain birds, whether or not the mbta does so as well. and many state laws do the same. in addition, while the mbta does not include a citizen suit provision or other private enforcement mechanism, allegations of mbta non-compliance could still be used as a basis for apa challenges to federally-permitted projects that involve a risk of unintentional harm to migratory birds. given the circuit split on mbta liability and uncertainty on how much deference courts will give to the doi m-opinion and fws guidance, these types of challenges may pose risks to affected industries in certain regions regardless of whether doi and fws seek to take independent enforcement action. in the interim, these new lawsuits may be a new wave in the shifting seas of mbta liability that the recent doi and fws guidance sought to calm.


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We have spaces available in our after-school sports clubs, which run on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. These clubs cost £4 per session. These clubs are run by our fantastic PE coaches, Mr Samuels, Mr Sow and Mr Xavier.
We are running free taster sessions this week (week commencing 20th February) so that everyone can have a chance to try out these clubs, if they wish. If you would like your child to attend one of the taster sessions, please contact Attie on acopemanpapas.306@lgflmail.org or sign up with the School Office.
Please note, your child will not be able to attend any clubs (including taster sessions) if you have any debts on your Parent Pay account.

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we have spaces available in our after-school sports clubs, which run on mondays, tuesdays, wednesdays and fridays. these clubs cost £4 per session. these clubs are run by our fantastic pe coaches, mr samuels, mr sow and mr xavier.
we are running free taster sessions this week (week commencing 20th february) so that everyone can have a chance to try out these clubs, if they wish. if you would like your child to attend one of the taster sessions, please contact attie on acopemanpapas.306@lgflmail.org or sign up with the school office.
please note, your child will not be able to attend any clubs (including taster sessions) if you have any debts on your parent pay account.