Highest Volcanoes — Natural Wonders — GK Maps

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

• Llullaillaco — 6,723 (Argentina)
• Tipas — 6,658 (Argentina)
• Tupungato Volcano — 6,635 (Argentina)
• Nevado Tres Cruces Central — 6,629 (Chile)
• Incahuasi — 6,621 (Argentina)
• Cerro El Muerto — 6,542 (Argentina)
• Ata volcano — 6,501 (Argentina)
• Cerro del Nacimiento — 6,436 (Argentina)
• Coropuna — 6,425 (Peru)
• Antofalla — 6,409 (Argentina)
• Cerro El Cóndor — 6,373 (Argentina)
• Parinacota — 6,348 (Bolivia)
• Ampato — 6,288 (Peru)
• Pomerape — 6,282 (Bolivia)
• Chimborazo — 6,263 (Ecuador)
• Los Patos — 6,239 (Argentina)
• Pular — 6,233 (Chile)
• Cerro Solo — 6,190 (Argentina)
• Aucanquilcha — 6,176 (Chile)
• El Ermitaño — 6,146 (Chile)
• San Pedro — 6,145 (Chile)
• Marmolejo — 6,108 (Argentina)
• Solimana — 6,093 (Peru)
• San Pablo — 6,092 (Chile)
• Aracar — 6,082 (Argentina)

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