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Tallest Mountain on Each Continent

The highest peak on each of the seven continents according to standard geographic classification. These summits collectively form the Seven Summits — a mountaineering challenge first completed by American Richard Bass in 1985. Mount Everest...

About: Tallest Mountain on Each Continent

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The highest peak on each of the seven continents according to standard geographic classification. These summits collectively form the Seven Summits — a mountaineering challenge first completed by American Richard Bass in 1985. Mount Everest in Asia remains the highest point on Earth at 8,849 metres above sea level.

Key Findings

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Asia — Mount Everest leads with 8,849 in All Time.
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Average value in All Time: 6,016  ·  median: 5,769.
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Gap in All Time: Asia — Mount Everest is 1.8× larger than Europe (Alps) — Mont Blanc.

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Data Insights

Numbers, trends & sources behind this chart
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Data Points
8
8 categories  ·  1 year
Top Value
8,849
Asia — Mount Everest
Elevation (m) · All Time
Metrics
1
Elevation (m)
Period
All Time
Single year snapshot

Category Rankings

Ranked by All Time value · vs. All Time
# Category All Time All Time Change
🥇 Asia — Mount Everest 8,849 8,849 +0%
🥈 South America — Aconcagua 6,961 6,961 +0%
🥉 North America — Denali 6,194 6,194 +0%
4 Africa — Kilimanjaro 5,895 5,895 +0%
5 Europe — Elbrus 5,642 5,642 +0%
6 Antarctica — Vinson Massif 4,892 4,892 +0%
7 Australia — Puncak Jaya 4,884 4,884 +0%
8 Europe (Alps) — Mont Blanc 4,808 4,808 +0%
Statistical Summary — All Time
8,849
Maximum
4,808
Minimum
6,016
Average
5,769
Median

What This Data Shows

Auto-generated trend summaries per category
Asia — Mount Everest
Recorded 8,849 Elevation (m) in All Time.
South America — Aconcagua
Recorded 6,961 Elevation (m) in All Time.
North America — Denali
Recorded 6,194 Elevation (m) in All Time.
Africa — Kilimanjaro
Recorded 5,895 Elevation (m) in All Time.
Europe — Elbrus
Recorded 5,642 Elevation (m) in All Time.
Antarctica — Vinson Massif
Recorded 4,892 Elevation (m) in All Time.
Australia — Puncak Jaya
Recorded 4,884 Elevation (m) in All Time.
Europe (Alps) — Mont Blanc
Recorded 4,808 Elevation (m) in All Time.

Full Data Table

8 records across 1 year
8 sourced
Category Metric All Time Source
Asia — Mount Everest Elevation (m) 8,849
South America — Aconcagua Elevation (m) 6,961
North America — Denali Elevation (m) 6,194
Africa — Kilimanjaro Elevation (m) 5,895
Europe — Elbrus Elevation (m) 5,642
Antarctica — Vinson Massif Elevation (m) 4,892
Australia — Puncak Jaya Elevation (m) 4,884
Europe (Alps) — Mont Blanc Elevation (m) 4,808

Data Sources & References

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