Seven Devils Mountains - Peaks

Peaks

An incomplete list of peaks of the Seven Devils Mountains
Mountain Peak Elevation Prominence Isolation Location
He Devil !B9920403746949 9,393 ft
2863 m
!B9926316603136 5,200 ft
1585 m
!B9935865410428 0.4 mi
0.6 km
45°19′27″N 116°32′54″W / 45.324135°N 116.548418°W / 45.324135; -116.548418 (He Devil)
She Devil !B9920417728076 9,380 ft
2859 m
!B9949374049669 518 ft
158 m
!B9891675029431 31 mi
51 km
45°19′26″N 116°32′26″W / 45.323996°N 116.540596°W / 45.323996; -116.540596 (She Devil)
Devils Throne !B9920523214286 9,281 ft
2829 m
!B9946624619202 682 ft
208 m
!B9925156313567 1.1 mi
1.8 km
45°18′32″N 116°33′18″W / 45.308791°N 116.554899°W / 45.308791; -116.554899 (Devils Throne)
Tower of Babel !B9920537363564 9,268 ft
2825 m
!B9958891261358 200 ft
61 m
!B9929352409722 0.7 mi
1.2 km
45°19′48″N 116°31′42″W / 45.330067°N 116.528399°W / 45.330067; -116.528399 (Tower of Babel)
The Ogre !B9920551532889 9,255 ft
2821 m
!B9949062497991 535 ft
163 m
!B9932785742992 0.5 mi
0.8 km
45°19′10″N 116°31′56″W / 45.319545°N 116.532146°W / 45.319545; -116.532146 (The Ogre)
Mount Baal !B9920654865361 9,160 ft
2792 m
!B9963890820873 121 ft
37 m
!B9936369718964 0.4 mi
0.6 km
45°19′34″N 116°32′00″W / 45.326203°N 116.533349°W / 45.326203; -116.533349 (Mount Baal)
Mount Belial !B9920676378456 9,140 ft
2786 m
!B9961081797018 161 ft
49 m
!B9931865554004 0.6 mi
0.9 km
45°18′57″N 116°32′56″W / 45.315827°N 116.548997°W / 45.315827; -116.548997 (Mount Belial)
The Twin Imps !B9920831925090 8,999 ft
2743 m
!B9950143406919 480 ft
146 m
!N unknown 45°17′57″N 116°33′54″W / 45.2992°N 116.5649°W / 45.2992; -116.5649 (The Twin Imps)
The Goblin !B9920853822909 8,980 ft
2737 m
!B9959569487321 187 ft
57 m
!B9936543636391 0.4 mi
0.6 km
45°19′06″N 116°31′30″W / 45.318332°N 116.525026°W / 45.318332; -116.525026 (The Goblin)
Monument Peak !B9920879431118 8,957 ft
2730 m
!B9939573671663 1,381 ft
421 m
!B9908795843355 5.7 mi
9.1 km
45°13′36″N 116°33′29″W / 45.226625°N 116.558096°W / 45.226625; -116.558096 (Monument Peak)
Casey Mountain !B9921056819361 8,799 ft
2682 m
!B9945036517829 800 ft
244 m
!N unknown 45°13′32″N 116°35′54″W / 45.2256°N 116.5983°W / 45.2256; -116.5983 (Casey Mountain)
Jackley Mountain !B9921056819361 8,799 ft
2682 m
!B9943517302352 931 ft
284 m
!N unknown 45°14′55″N 116°31′18″W / 45.2486°N 116.5218°W / 45.2486; -116.5218 (Jackley Mountain)
Pyramid Mountain !B9921169306486 8,701 ft
2652 m
!B9951967989635 400 ft
122 m
!N unknown 45°17′17″N 116°34′20″W / 45.2880°N 116.5722°W / 45.2880; -116.5722 (Pyramid Mountain)
White Mountain !B9921402008194 8,501 ft
2591 m
!B9949074775464 534 ft
163 m
!N unknown 45°11′01″N 116°35′23″W / 45.1837°N 116.5898°W / 45.1837; -116.5898 (White Mountain)
Black Imp !B9921522374625 8,399 ft
2560 m
!B9959944866514 180 ft
55 m
!N unknown 45°14′16″N 116°33′44″W / 45.2377°N 116.5623°W / 45.2377; -116.5623 (Black Imp)
Emmett Mountain !B9921522374625 8,399 ft
2560 m
!B9951014142097 440 ft
134 m
!N unknown 45°12′23″N 116°36′42″W / 45.2065°N 116.6117°W / 45.2065; -116.6117 (Emmett Mountain)
Carbonate Hill !B9921884315106 8,100 ft
2469 m
!B9950441729423 466 ft
142 m
!N unknown 45°15′27″N 116°34′33″W / 45.2575°N 116.5759°W / 45.2575; -116.5759 (Carbonate Hill)
Granite Mountain !B9922010666899 7,999 ft
2438 m
!B9951014142097 440 ft
134 m
!N unknown 45°16′27″N 116°36′25″W / 45.2742°N 116.6069°W / 45.2742; -116.6069 (Granite Mountain)


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