Learn U.S. States' Highest Points
Learn the highest points of the 50 United States!
51 free flashcards · by Ben Jenkins · History & Geography / Geography
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What you'll learn in U.S. States' Highest Points
- Alaska — Denali
- California — Mount Whitney
- Colorado — Mount Elbert
- Washington — Mount Rainier
- Wyoming — Gannett Peak
- Hawaii — Mauna Kea
- Utah — Kings Peak
- New Mexico — Wheeler Peak
- Nevada — Boundary Peak
- Montana — Granite Peak
- Idaho — Borah Peak
- Arizona — Humphreys Peak
- Oregon — Mount Hood
- Texas — Guadalupe Peak
- South Dakota — Black Elk Peak
- North Carolina — Mount Mitchell
- Tennessee — Clingmans Dome
- New Hampshire — Mount Washington
- Virginia — Mount Rogers
- Nebraska — Panorama Point
- New York — Mount Marcy
- Maine — Katahdin
- Oklahoma — Black Mesa
- West Virginia — Spruce Knob
- Georgia — Brasstown Bald
- Vermont — Mount Mansfield
- Kentucky — Black Mountain
- Kansas — Mount Sunflower
- South Carolina — Sassafras Mountain
- North Dakota — White Butte
- Massachusetts — Mount Greylock
- Maryland — Backbone Mountain
- Pennsylvania — Mount Davis
- Arkansas — Magazine Mountain
- Alabama — Cheaha Mountain
- Connecticut — Mount Frissell - South Slope
- Minnesota — Eagle Mountain
- Michigan — Mount Arvon
- Wisconsin — Timms Hill
- New Jersey — High Point
- Missouri — Taum Sauk Mountain
- Iowa — Hawkeye Point
- Ohio — Campbell Hill
- Indiana — Hoosier Hill
- Illinois — Charles Mound
- Rhode Island — Jerimoth Hill
- Mississippi — Woodall Mountain
- Louisiana — Driskill Mountain
- Delaware — Ebright Azimuth
- District of Columbia — Point Reno
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