Highest Mountains — Extremes Of Earth — highest-mountains

The world's highest mountains. Measured in m. source: Wikidata. Explore the full ranking and compare countries on GK Maps.

• Mount Everest — 8,849 (Nepal)
• K2 — 8,611 (POK)
• Kanchenjunga — 8,586 (Nepal)
• Lhotse — 8,516 (Nepal)
• Makalu — 8,485 (Nepal)
• Cho Oyu — 8,188 (Nepal)
• Dhaulagiri — 8,167 (Nepal)
• Manaslu — 8,163 (Nepal)
• Nanga Parbat — 8,126 (POK)
• Annapurna I — 8,091 (Nepal)
• Gasherbrum — 8,080 (POK)
• Broad Peak — 8,051 (POK)
• Gasherbrum II — 8,034 (POK)
• Shishapangma — 8,027 (People's Republic of China)
• Gyachung Kang — 7,952 (Nepal)
• Gasherbrum III — 7,946 (POK)
• Annapurna II — 7,937 (Nepal)
• Gasherbrum IV — 7,932 (POK)
• Tenzing Peak — 7,916 (Nepal)
• Kangbachen — 7,902 (Nepal)
• Himalchuli — 7,893 (Nepal)
• Distaghil Sar — 7,885 (POK)
• Ngadi Chuli — 7,871 (Nepal)
• Nuptse — 7,861 (Nepal)

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