Each States Highest Elevation, In Order

Even the flattest states still technically have a highest point. Here is each states highest point, in order of altitude.

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 - 11 years ago by NathanHutchcraft
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50 - Britton Hill, Florida – 345 ft

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49 - Ebright Azimuth, Delaware – 447 ft

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48 - Driskill Mountain, Louisiana – 535 ft

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47 - Woodall Mountain, Mississippi – 807 ft

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46 - Jerimoth Hill, Rhode Island – 811 ft

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45 - Charles Mound, Illinois – 1,235 ft

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44 - Hoosier Hill, Indiana – 1,257 ft

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43 - Campbell Hill, Ohio – 1,549 ft

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42 - Hawkeye Point, Iowa – 1,671 ft

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41 - Taum Sauk Mountain, Missouri – 1,772 ft

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40 - High Point, New Jersey – 1,803 ft

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39 - Timms Hill, Wisconsin – 1,951 ft

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38 - Mount Arvon, Michigan – 1,979 ft

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37 - Eagle Mountain, Minnesota – 2,302 ft

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36 - Mount Frissell, Connecticut – 2,379 ft

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35 - Cheaha Mountain – Alabama – 2,413 ft

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34 - Magazine Mountain, Arkansas – 2,753 ft

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33 - Mount Davis, Pennsylvania – 3,213 ft

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32 - Hoye-Crest, Maryland – 3,360 ft

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31 - Mount Greylock, Massachusetts – 3,489 ft

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30 - White Butte, North Carolina – 3,508 ft

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29 - Sassafras Mountain, South Carolina – 3,560 ft

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28 - Mount Sunflower, Kansas – 4,041 ft

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27 - Black Mountain, Kentucky – 4,145 ft

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26 - Mount Mansfield, Vermont – 4,395 ft

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25 - Brasstown Bald, Georgia – 4,784 ft

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24 - Spruce Knob, West Verginia – 4,862 ft

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23 - Black Mesa, Oklahoma – 4,975 ft

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22 - Mount Katahdin, Maine – 5,270 ft

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21 - Mount Marcy, New York – 5,343 ft

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20 - Panorama Point, Nebraska – 5,427 ft

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19 - Mount Rogers, Verginia – 5,729 ft

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18 - Mount Washiington, New Hampshire – 6,288 ft

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17 - Clingman's Dome, Tennessee – 6,643 ft

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16 - Mount Mitchell, North Carolina – 6,684 ft

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15 - Harney Peak, South Dakota – 7,244 ft

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14 - Guadalupe Peak, Texas – 8,751 ft

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13 - Mount Hood, Oregon – 11,249 ft

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12 - Humphrey's Peak, Arizona – 12,637 ft

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11 - Borah Peak, Idaho – 12,668 ft

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10 - Granite Peak, Montana – 12,807 ft

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9 - Boundary Peak, Nevada – 13,147 ft

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8 - Wheeler Peak, New Mexico – 13,167 ft

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7 - Kings Peak, Utah – 13,534 ft

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6 - Mauna Kea, Hawaii – 13,803 ft

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5 - Gannett Peak, Wyoming – 13,809 ft

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4 - Mount Rainer, Washington – 14,417 ft

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3 - Mount Elbert, Colorado – 14,440 ft

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2 - Mount Whitney, California – 14,505 ft

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1 - Mount McKinley, Alaska – 20,236 ft

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NathanHutchcraft

Nathan Hutchcraft is the creator and co-host of the YouTube web series, NathanAndRose. He also writes for several online sources, as well as having a nearly insatiable love for jalapeno pizza.

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