Highest Mountains
The highest mountains of the range include:
Mountain | Height | Location | Notes | |
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m | ft | |||
Mount Logan | 5,959 | 19,551 | Yukon | Highest mountain in Canada |
Mount Saint Elias | 5,489 | 18,008 | Alaska-Yukon | Second highest in both Canada and the United States |
Mount Lucania | 5,226 | 17,147 | Yukon | #3 in Canada |
King Peak | 5,173 | 16,971 | Yukon | #4 in Canada |
Mount Steele | 5,073 | 16,644 | Yukon | #5 in Canada |
Mount Bona | 5,005 | 16,421 | Alaska | #5 in the United States |
Mount Wood | 4,842 | 15,885 | Yukon | |
Mount Vancouver | 4,812 | 15,787 | Yukon | |
Mount Churchill | 4,766 | 15,638 | Alaska | |
Mount Slaggard | 4,742 | 15,557 | Yukon | |
Mount Macaulay | 4,690 | 15,387 | Yukon | |
Mount Fairweather | 4,671 | 15,325 | BC-Alaska | #1 in BC |
Mount Hubbard | 4,577 | 15,015 | Yukon | |
Mount Bear | 4,520 | 14,831 | Alaska | |
Mount Walsh | 4,507 | 14,787 | Yukon | |
Mount Alverstone | 4,439 | 14,565 | Alaska-Yukon | |
University Peak | 4,410 | 14,470 | Alaska | |
McArthur Peak | 4,389 | 14,400 | Yukon | |
Mount Augusta | 4,289 | 14,070 | Alaska-Yukon | |
Mount Kennedy | 4,250-4300 | ~14,000 | Yukon | |
Mount Cook | 4,196 | 13,766 | Alaska-Yukon |
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