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List of highest points in Washington by county

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This is a list of highest points in the U.S. state of Washington, in alphabetical order by county.

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County

!Name

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!data-sort-type="number"|Prominence

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AdamsKarakul Hills{{Convert|2100|ft|m}}{{Convert|190|ft|m}}North Columbia Plateau
AsotinRay Ridge{{Convert|6180|ft|m}}{{Convert|60|ft|m}}Blue Mountains
BentonLookout Summit{{Convert|3629|ft|m}}{{Convert|1849|ft|m}}Rattlesnake Hills
ChelanBonanza Peak{{Convert|9511|ft|m}}{{Convert|3711|ft|m}}North Cascades
ClallamGray Wolf Ridge{{Convert|7218|ft|m}}{{Convert|818|ft|m}}Olympic Mountains
ClarkSturgeon Rock-West Ridge{{Convert|4080|ft|m}}{{Convert|0|ft|m}}South Washington Cascades
ColumbiaOregon Butte{{Convert|6387|ft|m}}{{Convert|2407|ft|m}}Blue Mountains
CowlitzGoat Mountain in Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument{{Convert|4965|ft|m}}{{Convert|2005|ft|m}}South Washington Cascades
DouglasBadger Mountain{{Convert|4254|ft|m}}{{Convert|2674|ft|m}}North Columbia Plateau
FerryCopper Butte{{Convert|7140|ft|m}}{{Convert|4740|ft|m}}Monashee Mountains
FranklinFranklin County High Point{{Convert|1640|ft|m}}{{Convert|541|ft|m}}North Columbia Plateau
GarfieldDiamond Peak{{Convert|6379|ft|m}}{{Convert|779|ft|m}}Blue MountainsMount Misery, the county's second-highest point, is 13 feet lower and about a kilometer away.[https://listsofjohn.com/searchres?c=276 Garfield County WA Peaks List], Lists of John, John Kirk (2020)
GrantBeezley Hills{{Convert|2899|ft|m}}{{Convert|749|ft|m}}North Columbia Plateau
Grays HarborShoulder of Wynoochee Point{{Convert|4880|ft|m}}{{Convert|0|ft|m}}Satsop HillsThe actual Grays Harbor County high point is less than 100 meters away from {{convert|4949|foot|adj=on}} Wynoochee Point, which lies in Mason County.{{citation

| title=Grays Harbor County High Point|id=1053|accessdate=2014-11-03

| first=Greg

| last=Slayden

| publisher=peakbagger.com

| year=2004

| url=http://www.peakbagger.com/peak.aspx?pid=1053

}}

IslandCamano Island High Point{{Convert|580|ft|m}}{{Convert|580|ft|m}}
JeffersonMount Olympus{{Convert|7969|ft|m}}{{Convert|7838|ft|m}}Olympic MountainsUltra prominent
KingMount Daniel{{Convert|7960|ft|m}}{{Convert|3480|ft|m}}South Washington Cascades
KitsapGold Mountain{{Convert|1761|ft|m}}{{Convert|1521|ft|m}}Blue Hills
KittitasMount Daniel{{Convert|7960|ft|m}}{{Convert|3480|ft|m}}South Washington Cascades
KlickitatIndian Rock{{Convert|5845|ft|m}}{{Convert|2565|ft|m}}North Columbia Plateau
LewisBig Horn{{Convert|8000|ft|m}}{{Convert|240|ft|m}}South Washington Cascades
LincolnLilienthal Mountain{{Convert|3568|ft|m}}{{Convert|1268|ft|m}}North Columbia Plateau
MasonMount Stone{{Convert|6612|ft|m}}{{Convert|2132|ft|m}}Olympic Mountains
OkanoganNorth Gardner Mountain{{Convert|8956|ft|m}}{{Convert|3996|ft|m}}North Cascades
PacificPacific County High Point{{Convert|3000|ft|m}}{{Convert|1480|ft|m}}Willapa Hills
Pend OreilleGypsy Peak{{Convert|7320|ft|m}}{{Convert|1720|ft|m}}Selkirk Mountains
PierceMount Rainier{{Convert|14,411|ft|m}}{{Convert|13,210|ft|m}}South Washington CascadesUltra prominent
Highest point in Washington state
San JuanMount Constitution{{Convert|2407|ft|m}}{{Convert|2407|ft|m}}The second highest mountain on an ocean island in the contiguous 48 states
SkagitMount Buckner{{Convert|9114|ft|m}}{{Convert|3034|ft|m}}North Cascades
SkamaniaMount Adams-West Slope{{convert|8920|ft|m}}{{Convert|0|ft|m}}South Washington CascadesPrior to its 1980 eruption, Mount St. Helens was {{convert|9677|ft|m}}
SnohomishGlacier Peak{{convert|10,520|ft|m}}{{Convert|7498|ft|m}}North CascadesUltra prominent
SpokaneMount Spokane{{convert|5883|ft|m}}{{Convert|3503|ft|m}}Selkirk Mountains
StevensAbercrombie Mountain{{convert|7308|ft|m}}{{Convert|5168|ft|m}}Selkirk MountainsUltra prominent
ThurstonQuiemuth Peak{{convert|2922|ft|m}}{{Convert|762|ft|m}}South Washington Cascades
WahkiakumHuckleberry Ridge{{convert|2673|ft|m}}{{Convert|393|ft|m}}Willapa Hills
Walla WallaLewis Peak{{convert|4888|ft|m}}{{Convert|168|ft|m}}Blue Mountains
WhatcomMount Baker{{convert|10,781|ft|m}}{{Convert|8812|ft|m}}North CascadesUltra prominent
WhitmanTekoa Mountain{{convert|4009|ft|m}}{{Convert|1089|ft|m}}North Columbia Plateau
YakimaMount Adams{{convert|12,276|ft|m}}{{Convert|8116|ft|m}}South Washington CascadesUltra prominent

References

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=Sources=

  • {{cite book|title=County high points: For all western and northeastern states |last=Martin|first=Andy|publisher=Old Adit Press|year=1994|isbn=0962876216 }} List maintained at [http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=13202 Peakbagger.com]

External links

  • [http://www.rhinoclimbs.com/county.html The High Points of the 39 Counties of Washington], John Roper

Highest points by county

Category:Geography of Washington (state)

Category:Highpointing

Category:Mountains of Washington (state) by county

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