A "fourteener" is a mountain peak that exceeds the 14,000-foot barrier. With 54 to its credit, Colorado has the most 14ers in the continental United States.
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Name
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Height above sea level (in feet)
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Mount Elbert
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14,433
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1st
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Mount Massive
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14,421
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2nd
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Mount Harvard
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14,420
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3rd
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Blanca Peak
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14,345
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4th
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La Plata Peak
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14,336
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5th
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Uncompahgre Peak
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14,309
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6th
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Crestone Peak
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14,294
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7th
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Mount Lincoln
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14,286
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8th
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Grays Peak
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14,270
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9th
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Mount Antero
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14,269
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10th
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Torreys Peak
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14,267
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11th
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Castle Peak
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14,265
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12th
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Quandary Peak
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14,265
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13th
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Mount Evans
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14,264
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14th
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Longs Peak
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14,255
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15th
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Mount Wilson
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14,246
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16th
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Mount Shavano
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14,229
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17th
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Mount Princeton
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14,197
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18th
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Mount Belford
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14,197
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19th
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Crestone Needle
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14,197
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20th
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Mount Yale
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14,196
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21st
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Mount Bross
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14,172
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22nd
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Kit Carson Mountain
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14,165
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23rd
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El Diente Peak
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14,159
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24th
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Maroon Peak
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14,156
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25th
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Tabeguache Peak
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14,155
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26th
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Mount Oxford
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14,153
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27th
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Mount Sneffels
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14,150
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28th
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Mount Democrat
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14,148
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29th
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Capitol Peak
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14,130
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30th
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Pikes Peak
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14,110
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31st
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Snowmass Mountain
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14,092
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32nd
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Mount Eolus
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14,083
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33rd
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Windom Peak
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14,082
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34th
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Challenger Point
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14,080
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35th
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Mount Columbia
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14,073
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36th
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Culebra Peak
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14,069
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37th
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Missouri Mountain
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14,067
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38th
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Humboldt Peak
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14,064
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39th
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Mount Bierstadt
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14,060
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40th
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Sunlight Peak
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14,059
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41st
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Handies Peak
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14,048
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42nd
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Mount Lindsey
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14,042
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43rd
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Ellingwood Point
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14,042
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44th
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Little Bear Peak
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14,037
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45th
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Mount Sherman
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14,036
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46th
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Redcloud Peak
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14,034
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47th
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Pyramid Peak
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14,018
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48th
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Wilson Peak
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14,017
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49th
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Wetterhorn Peak
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14,015
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50th
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San Luis Peak
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14,014
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51st
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Mount of the Holy Cross
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14,005
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52nd
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Huron Peak
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14,005
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53rd
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Sunshine Peak
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14,001
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54th
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