List of mountains in Sanders County, Montana

There are at least 134 named mountain
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s in Sanders County, Montana
Sanders County, Montana
Sanders County is a county located in the U.S. state of Montana. As of 2010, the population was 11,413. Its county seat is Thompson Falls.-Geography:According to the U.S...

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Andy's Knob, 47°32′40"N 115°37′59"W, el. 5180 feet (1,578.9 m)
B Peak, 47°50′39"N 115°15′25"W, el. 6040 feet (1,841 m)
Bald Eagle Peak, 48°07′27"N 115°38′57"W, el. 7523 feet (2,293 m)
Baldy Mountain
Baldy Mountain
Baldy Mountain is the highest peak in Manitoba, Canada. It is located in the Duck Mountain Provincial Park, northwest of Dauphin. It is tall, making it the highest mountain in the long Manitoba Escarpment....

, 47°37′18"N 114°49′29"W, el. 7461 feet (2,274.1 m)
Basin Peak, 47°45′35"N 115°08′24"W, el. 5732 feet (1,747.1 m)
Bassoo Peak, 47°51′04"N 114°47′17"W, el. 6381 feet (1,944.9 m)
Beaver Peak, 47°37′24"N 115°40′02"W, el. 6640 feet (2,023.9 m)
Beaver Peak, 48°02′35"N 116°01′43"W, el. 4331 feet (1,320.1 m)
Beecher Peak, 47°50′15"N 115°40′52"W, el. 4475 feet (1,364 m)
Benson Peak, 47°48′54"N 115°14′38"W, el. 6680 feet (2,036.1 m)
Berray Mountain, 48°08′21"N 115°49′44"W, el. 6174 feet (1,881.8 m)
Big Hole Peak, 47°36′22"N 115°04′32"W, el. 6877 feet (2,096.1 m)
Billiard Table, 48°07′17"N 115°56′35"W, el. 6509 feet (1,983.9 m)
Black Peak
Black Peak
Black Peak is a highly eroded stratovolcano comprising a lava dome complex on the Alaska Peninsula of the U.S. state of Alaska. Also called Black Volcano or Sopka Chornaia, the mountain is located within the Lake and Peninsula Borough....

, 47°42′42"N 115°44′32"W, el. 6526 feet (1,989.1 m)
Blackrock Peak, 47°12′42"N 114°26′12"W, el. 7556 feet (2,303.1 m)
Blacktail Peak, 47°55′03"N 115°20′07"W, el. 6102 feet (1,859.9 m)
Bloom Peak, 47°45′20"N 115°49′51"W, el. 5791 feet (1,765.1 m)
Border Peak, 47°54′07"N 115°09′15"W, el. 5420 feet (1,652 m)
Bottle Point, 47°52′35"N 115°56′06"W, el. 6243 feet (1,902.9 m)
Burke Hill, 47°34′18"N 114°40′20"W, el. 4452 feet (1,357 m)
Burke Summit, 47°31′02"N 115°42′42"W, el. 6575 feet (2,004.1 m)
Canyon Peak, 47°54′33"N 115°31′31"W, el. 6279 feet (1,913.8 m)
Castle Rock, 47°40′35"N 115°19′25"W, el. 5545 feet (1,690.1 m)
Cataract Peak, 47°48′03"N 115°23′59"W, el. 6204 feet (1,891 m)
Cherry Peak, 47°29′26"N 115°09′59"W, el. 7165 feet (2,183.9 m)
Chicago Peak, 48°04′25"N 115°41′11"W, el. 6814 feet (2,076.9 m)
Chimney Rock, 48°00′25"N 115°50′40"W, el. 4288 feet (1,307 m)
Clark Mountain, 47°32′32"N 115°18′46"W, el. 5046 feet (1,538 m)
Clear Peak, 47°37′03"N 115°39′29"W, el. 6696 feet (2,040.9 m)
Combest Peak, 47°22′31"N 114°57′15"W, el. 5600 feet (1,706.9 m)
Communion Butte, 47°20′31"N 114°19′48"W, el. 3445 feet (1,050 m)
Coney Peak, 47°40′58"N 114°46′06"W, el. 6171 feet (1,880.9 m)
Cook Mountain, 47°45′14"N 114°55′15"W, el. 6719 feet (2,048 m)
Cougar Peak, 47°44′40"N 115°23′04"W, el. 6627 feet (2,019.9 m)
Cube Iron Mountain, 47°41′14"N 115°17′27"W, el. 7149 feet (2,179 m)
Dad Peak, 48°09′45"N 115°43′03"W, el. 6768 feet (2,062.9 m)
Deemer Peak, 47°29′01"N 114°46′09"W, el. 6247 feet (1,904.1 m)
Deerhorn Mountain, 47°44′03"N 115°05′22"W, el. 4731 feet (1,442 m)
Divide Peak, 47°57′59"N 116°01′28"W, el. 5213 feet (1,588.9 m)
Dixie Peak, 47°39′47"N 115°40′42"W, el. 4780 feet (1,456.9 m)
Driveway Peak, 47°35′15"N 115°34′37"W, el. 6411 feet (1,954.1 m)
Eddy Mountain, 47°32′32"N 115°11′16"W, el. 6873 feet (2,094.9 m)
Eightmile Peak, 47°45′20"N 115°41′42"W, el. 6214 feet (1,894 m)
Eighty Peak, 47°53′19"N 115°56′52"W, el. 6463 feet (1,969.9 m)
Eightyseven Mile Peak, 47°49′40"N 115°51′08"W, el. 5581 feet (1,701.1 m)
Elephant Peak, 48°05′19"N 115°37′57"W, el. 7926 feet (2,415.8 m)
Elk Mountain, 47°53′10"N 115°25′36"W, el. 5613 feet (1,710.8 m)
Elk Point
Elk Point
Elk Point may refer to:* Elk Point, South Dakota* Elk Point, Alberta...

, 47°19′03"N 114°15′25"W, el. 4232 feet (1,289.9 m)
Elk Point
Elk Point
Elk Point may refer to:* Elk Point, South Dakota* Elk Point, Alberta...

, 47°32′18"N 115°17′21"W, el. 5046 feet (1,538 m)
Emma Peak, 47°37′46"N 115°38′37"W, el. 6407 feet (1,952.9 m)
Engle Peak, 48°00′34"N 115°37′09"W, el. 7497 feet (2,285.1 m)
Fatman Mountain, 48°06′07"N 115°58′59"W, el. 4039 feet (1,231.1 m)
Flat Top Mountain, 48°01′49"N 115°35′55"W, el. 7608 feet (2,318.9 m)
Gem Peak, 47°54′50"N 115°54′26"W, el. 6092 feet (1,856.8 m)
Goat Peak
Goat Peak
Goat Peak is a peak in the North Cascades of Washington, United States. It is in the William O. Douglas Wilderness. The mountain is a popular day hike in the summer months, being that the summit offers broad views of the Methow River valley as well as many of the other prominent cascade peaks...

, 47°59′55"N 115°35′41"W, el. 6880 feet (2,097 m)
Government Mountain, 48°02′22"N 115°46′31"W, el. 6030 feet (1,837.9 m)
Graves Peak, 47°45′23"N 115°21′55"W, el. 7047 feet (2,147.9 m)
Green Mountain
Green Mountain
Green Mountain is a common name for "The Peak", the highest point, on Ascension Island which has gained some fame for claims that it is one of very few large-scale artificial forests.-History and Vegetation:...

, 47°56′52"N 115°38′47"W, el. 5449 feet (1,660.9 m)
Grouse Mountain
Grouse Mountain
Grouse Mountain is one of the North Shore Mountains of the Pacific Ranges in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Exceeding 1,200 m in altitude at its peak, is the site of an alpine ski area in the winter season overlooking Greater Vancouver with four chairlifts facilitating 26 runs...

, 47°50′48"N 115°24′47"W, el. 5958 feet (1,816 m)
Haines Point, 47°39′55"N 115°34′36"W, el. 5098 feet (1,553.9 m)
Haystack Mountain, 47°42′00"N 115°38′42"W, el. 4528 feet (1,380.1 m)
Helwick Peak, 47°38′10"N 115°36′10"W, el. 6089 feet (1,855.9 m)
Henry Peak, 47°25′48"N 114°46′01"W, el. 6047 feet (1,843.1 m)
Hewolf Mountain, 47°12′02"N 114°18′43"W, el. 6988 feet (2,129.9 m)
Hill Seven, 47°31′13"N 115°24′29"W, el. 5446 feet (1,659.9 m)
Huckleberry Mountain, 47°56′50"N 115°49′35"W, el. 5545 feet (1,690.1 m)
Ibex Peak, 48°11′50"N 115°45′05"W, el. 7585 feet (2,311.9 m)
Jew Peak, 47°44′51"N 115°43′19"W, el. 5853 feet (1,784 m)
Josephine Peak, 47°13′12"N 114°29′36"W, el. 7195 feet (2,193 m)
Larch Point, 47°43′34"N 115°33′46"W, el. 4882 feet (1,488 m)
Lentz Peak, 48°11′00"N 115°42′49"W, el. 7287 feet (2,221.1 m)
Little Ibex Peak, 48°12′09"N 115°45′02"W, el. 6985 feet (2,129 m)
Little Thompson Peak, 47°45′05"N 114°52′05"W, el. 6955 feet (2,119.9 m)
Liver Peak, 47°38′23"N 115°13′34"W, el. 6339 feet (1,932.1 m)
Locust Hill, 47°31′11"N 114°50′51"W, el. 4291 feet (1,307.9 m)
Lone Cliff, 47°58′04"N 115°56′03"W, el. 5722 feet (1,744.1 m)
Lone Tree Peak, 47°49′16"N 115°13′05"W, el. 6214 feet (1,894 m)
Lost Peak, 47°46′06"N 115°50′07"W, el. 5935 feet (1,809 m)
Loveland Peak, 47°59′41"N 115°50′31"W, el. 5449 feet (1,660.9 m)
Markle Hill, 47°32′46"N 114°37′52"W, el. 4170 feet (1,271 m)
Marmot Peak, 47°45′16"N 115°13′02"W, el. 7218 feet (2,200 m)
McCormick Peak, 47°12′30"N 114°27′19"W, el. 7408 feet (2,258 m)
McNeeley Peak, 47°52′16"N 115°50′21"W, el. 5551 feet (1,691.9 m)
Minton Peak, 47°49′42"N 115°46′16"W, el. 5341 feet (1,627.9 m)
Moose Peak, 47°53′28"N 115°19′07"W, el. 6017 feet (1,834 m)
Mosquito Peak, 47°38′38"N 115°30′26"W, el. 4993 feet (1,521.9 m)
Mount Bushnell
Mount Bushnell
Mount Bushnell is a mountain, high, between Mount Durham and Pincer Point in the northwest part of the Tapley Mountains. It was first roughly mapped by the Byrd Antarctic Expedition, 1928–30, and remapped by the United States Geological Survey, 1960–64. It was named by the Advisory Committee on...

, 47°29′01"N 115°22′17"W, el. 5932 feet (1,808.1 m)
Mount Headley, 47°44′24"N 115°15′48"W, el. 7379 feet (2,249.1 m)
Mount Silcox, 47°38′21"N 115°16′40"W, el. 6900 feet (2,103.1 m)
Oliver Point, 47°34′33"N 114°23′31"W, el. 4770 feet (1,453.9 m)
Pashua Peak, 47°50′17"N 114°47′15"W, el. 5787 feet (1,763.9 m)
Patricks Knob, 47°22′19"N 114°51′33"W, el. 6775 feet (2,065 m)
Penrose Peak
Penrose Peak (Montana)
Penrose Peak is a mountain in the Cour d'Alene Mountains of the Rocky Mountains in Montana, United States....

, 47°27′51"N 115°08′42"W, el. 7073 feet (2,155.9 m)
Perma Point, 47°20′40"N 114°35′04"W, el. 4757 feet (1,449.9 m)
Poplar Point, 48°09′38"N 115°44′42"W, el. 5741 feet (1,749.9 m)
Priscilla Peak, 47°41′17"N 115°09′37"W, el. 6995 feet (2,132.1 m)
Rattlesnake Butte, 47°37′59"N 114°39′48"W, el. 3697 feet (1,126.8 m)
Red Sleep Mountain, 47°19′11"N 114°12′09"W, el. 4852 feet (1,478.9 m)
Richards Peak, 47°50′01"N 115°03′45"W, el. 5777 feet (1,760.8 m)
Rock Peak, 48°04′04"N 115°39′18"W, el. 7506 feet (2,287.8 m)
Round Top Mountain, 47°38′52"N 115°15′40"W, el. 6860 feet (2,090.9 m)
Sacajawea Peak
Sacajawea Peak
Sacajawea Peak is a peak in the Wallowa Mountains, in the U.S. state of Oregon. It is in the Eagle Cap Wilderness and the Wallowa–Whitman National Forest.-Description:...

, 47°28′39"N 115°05′14"W, el. 6562 feet (2,000.1 m)
Saint Paul Peak, 48°04′46"N 115°40′35"W, el. 7621 feet (2,322.9 m)
Schmitz Mountain, 47°33′32"N 114°32′43"W, el. 4934 feet (1,503.9 m)
Scotty Peak, 48°13′19"N 115°44′09"W, el. 6768 feet (2,062.9 m)
Seven Point Mountain, 47°49′24"N 115°22′51"W, el. 6650 feet (2,026.9 m)
Sex Peak, 47°43′24"N 115°38′47"W, el. 5751 feet (1,752.9 m)
Sheep Mountain, 47°17′30"N 114°12′16"W, el. 3671 feet (1,118.9 m)
Siegel Mountain, 47°17′48"N 114°44′09"W, el. 6591 feet (2,008.9 m)
Skookum Point, 47°58′06"N 115°01′17"W, el. 5161 feet (1,573.1 m)
Slide Rock Mountain, 47°48′35"N 115°22′13"W, el. 6434 feet (1,961.1 m)
Snowstorm Mountain, 47°49′43"N 114°50′16"W, el. 6975 feet (2,126 m)
Sonyok Mountain, 47°22′26"N 114°24′12"W, el. 5508 feet (1,678.8 m)
Star Peak, 48°05′36"N 115°55′40"W, el. 6158 feet (1,877 m)
Stevens Peak, 47°55′04"N 115°46′30"W, el. 5617 feet (1,712.1 m)
Sullivan Hill, 47°50′35"N 114°37′32"W, el. 3156 feet (961.9 m)
Sunset Peak
Sunset Peak
Sunset Peak or Tai Tung Shan is the third highest peak in Hong Kong. It is situated on Lantau Island within Lantau South Country Park and Lantau North Country Park and stands at a height of 869 m above the sea level. The second highest Lantau Peak is on the western part of the island....

, 47°29′17"N 115°04′41"W, el. 6260 feet (1,908 m)
Table Top Mountain, 47°31′49"N 115°28′11"W, el. 5735 feet (1,748 m)
Taft Summit, 47°28′26"N 115°33′09"W, el. 6309 feet (1,923 m)
The Rock Hill, 47°41′07"N 115°27′17"W, el. 2926 feet (891.8 m)
Thompson Peak, 47°45′26"N 114°50′46"W, el. 7447 feet (2,269.8 m)
Three Lakes Peak, 47°15′31"N 114°33′45"W, el. 7730 feet (2,356.1 m)
Tuscor Hill, 47°55′00"N 115°44′19"W, el. 4518 feet (1,377.1 m)
Twenty Odd Peak, 47°52′34"N 115°33′17"W, el. 6027 feet (1,837 m)
Twenty Peak, 47°53′13"N 115°33′45"W, el. 6112 feet (1,862.9 m)
Two Trees Point, 47°51′14"N 115°14′28"W, el. 6017 feet (1,834 m)
Ulm Peak, 47°53′57"N 115°58′06"W, el. 6453 feet (1,966.9 m)
Vermilion Peak
Vermilion Peak
Vermilion Peak is a mountain in Colorado. It is one of 637 Colorado peaks above 13,000 feet . It is located in the San Juan Range, and is the 74th highest mountain in Colorado. It is named Vermilion Peak because of the red-orange color it takes on when the sun shines on it. It is 9.7 miles ESE of...

, 47°46′12"N 115°19′43"W, el. 6699 feet (2,041.9 m)
View Point
View Point
View Point is an eastern tip of a promontory, 150 m, forming the west side of the entrance to Duse Bay on the south coast of Trinity Peninsula. Discovered by a party under J. Gunnar Andersson of the Swedish Antarctic Expedition, 1901-04...

, 47°38′19"N 115°09′12"W, el. 5495 feet (1,674.9 m)
Water Hill, 47°49′13"N 115°28′55"W, el. 6089 feet (1,855.9 m)
Wee Peak, 47°50′14"N 115°12′04"W, el. 4803 feet (1,464 m)
Wild Horse Mountain, 47°19′14"N 114°14′40"W, el. 4649 feet (1,417 m)
Windfall Peak, 47°46′27"N 115°45′30"W, el. 5210 feet (1,588 m)
Woodchuck Peak, 47°45′52"N 115°40′53"W, el. 5879 feet (1,791.9 m)

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