Summits in Mineral County, Colorado

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Summits in Mineral County Colorado

MountainApprox. Elevation
Alberta Peak11,854 ft (3,613 m)
Antelope Mountain10,161 ft (3,097 m)
Bachelor Mountain10,853 ft (3,308 m)
Baldy Mountain12,490 ft (3,807 m)
Beautiful Mountain12,644 ft (3,854 m)
Black Mountain10,882 ft (3,317 m)
Bristol Head12,713 ft (3,875 m)
Bulldog Mountain10,958 ft (3,340 m)
Campbell Mountain10,896 ft (3,321 m)
Cherry Cairn12,497 ft (3,809 m)
Copper Mountain11,942 ft (3,640 m)
Davis Mountain11,781 ft (3,591 m)
Eagle Mountain11,765 ft (3,586 m)
Elk Mountain11,099 ft (3,383 m)
Fisher Mountain12,848 ft (3,916 m)
Fox Mountain11,519 ft (3,511 m)
Goodrich Peak10,584 ft (3,226 m)
Heart Mountain10,823 ft (3,299 m)
Hogback Mountain9,291 ft (2,832 m)
Indian Head9,216 ft (2,809 m)
Mammoth Mountain11,653 ft (3,552 m)
McClelland Mountain10,882 ft (3,317 m)
McKenzie Mountain11,739 ft (3,578 m)
Metroz Mountain11,899 ft (3,627 m)
Monon Hill9,091 ft (2,771 m)
Monument Peak10,659 ft (3,249 m)
Mount Hope12,775 ft (3,894 m)
Nelson Mountain12,100 ft (3,688 m)
Pagosa Peak12,556 ft (3,827 m)
Palomino Mountain12,218 ft (3,724 m)
Piedra Peak12,326 ft (3,757 m)
Pool Table Mountain12,221 ft (3,725 m)
Quien Sabe Mountain10,256 ft (3,126 m)
Red Mountain12,582 ft (3,835 m)
Saddle Mountain11,965 ft (3,647 m)
Sawtooth Mountain12,569 ft (3,831 m)
Seven Parks11,486 ft (3,501 m)
Sheep Mountain12,375 ft (3,772 m)
Snowshoe Mountain12,004 ft (3,659 m)
South River Peak13,104 ft (3,994 m)
Spruce Mountain11,578 ft (3,529 m)
Sugarloaf Mountain12,523 ft (3,817 m)
Table Mountain12,844 ft (3,915 m)
Table Mountain12,661 ft (3,859 m)
The Keyhole10,600 ft (3,231 m)
Tie Hill11,171 ft (3,405 m)
Toner Mountain12,493 ft (3,808 m)
Treasure Mountain11,854 ft (3,613 m)
Trout Mountain11,936 ft (3,638 m)
Turret Peak10,643 ft (3,244 m)
Ute Peak10,787 ft (3,288 m)
Wheeler Monument11,804 ft (3,598 m)

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