Mountains Over 5000 Feet
| Mountain | County | Height |
|---|---|---|
| Harquahala Mountain | La Paz | 5681 ft (1732 m) |
| Empire Mountains (unnamed peak) | Pima | 5588 ft (1703 m) |
| Mount Perkins | Mohave | 5459 ft (1664 m) |
| Pusch Peak† | Pima | 5361 ft (1634 m) |
| Colorado Benchmark | Pima | 5319 ft (1621 m) |
| Smith Peak | Yavapai | 5242 ft (1598 m) |
| Crossman Peak | Mohave | 5103 ft (1555 m) |
| Scott Mountain | Pinal | 5096 ft (1553 m) |
| Superstition Mountains Benchmark | Pinal | 5059 ft (1542 m) |
Read more about this topic: List Of Mountains And Hills Of Arizona By Height
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