Mountains Over 4000 Feet
| Mountain | County | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Signal Peak | Yuma | 4882 ft (1488 m) |
| Salt River Peak | Gila | 4856 ft (1480 m) |
| Mount Ajo | Pima | 4811 ft (1466 m) |
| Arrastra Mountain | Mohave | 4805 ft (1465 m) |
| Mount Devine | Pima | 4783 ft (1458 m) |
| Wasson Peak | Pima | 4686 ft (1428 m) |
| Harcuvar Peak | La Paz | 4618 ft (1408 m) |
| Gu Achi Peak | Pima | 4556 ft (1389 m) |
| Weaver's Needle† | Pinal | 4553 ft (1388 m) |
| Antelope Peak | Pinal | 4547 ft (1386 m) |
| Sierra Estrella High Point | Maricopa | 4512 ft (1375 m) |
| Newman Peak | Pinal | 4508 ft (1374 m) |
| Picketpost Mountain† | Pinal | 4375 ft (1336 m) |
| Tres Alamos | Yavapai | 4296 ft (1309 m) |
| Golden Gate Mountain† | Pima | 4288 ft (1307 m) |
| Silver Bell Peak | Pima | 4261 ft (1299 m) |
| East End Peak | Maricopa | 4057 ft (1236 m) |
| Maricopa Peak | Maricopa | 4048 ft (1234 m) |
| Martina Mountain | Pima | 4042 ft (1232 m) |
| McDowell Peak | Maricopa | 4034 ft (1229 m) |
Read more about this topic: List Of Mountains And Hills Of Arizona By Height
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