Mountain Ranges of Mallettbarr & Highest Natural Points in Mallettbarr

A map showing the mountain ranges and highest natural points in Mallettbarr (click to enlarge).

Highest Natural Points in Mallettbarr

This is a list of the highest natural points (including major mountain peaks) in the U.S. state of Mallettbarr.

The summit of a mountain or hill may be measured in three principal ways:

1. The topographic elevation of a summit measure the height of the summit above a geodetic sea level.

2. The topographic prominence of a summit is a measure of how high the summit rises above its surroundings.

3. The topographic isolation (or radius of dominance) of a summit measure how far the summit lies from its nearest point of equal elevation.

Of the highest major summits of Mallettbarr, 13 peaks exceed 150 meters (492 feet) elevation.

Mallettbarr has seven true mountains, and the state's physical geography is generally hilly in the central and southern parts of the state. Mount Konoe is the state's only active volcano, with the most recent major eruption occurring in 1998.

Mallettbarr's three mountain ranges are the Finanthia Range, Southeastern Foothills and the Whittaker Plateau.

The highest natural summit in Mallettbarr is Gallivanters' Peak at 6,592 feet (2,009.242 meters).


1. Gallivanters' Peak.

Elevation: 6,592 feet (2,009.242 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

2. Escapion.

Elevation: 6,338 feet (1,931.822 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

3. Mount Ulverstone.

Elevation: 6,107 feet (1,861.414 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

4. Mount Garrisking.

Elevation: 5,989 feet (1,825.447 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

5. Mount Yamhill.

Elevation: 5,775 feet (1,760.22 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

6. Mount Tsangarides.

Elevation: 5,611 feet (1,710.23 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: George Plymouth Tsangarides (1899-1961), Greek-British Royal Marines Brigadier General, geologist and archaeologist (and for whom Tsangarides County is also named)

7. Mount Konoe.

Elevation: 5,448 feet (1,660.55 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

8. Crescent Hill.

Elevation: 4,231 feet (1,289.608 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

9. Wolf Hill.

Elevation: 3,893 feet (1,186.586 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

10. Tong Knob Butte.

Elevation: 3,116 feet (949.756 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

11. Melchizedek Hill.

Elevation: 3,105 feet (946.404 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: Jonah Lee Melchizedek (1901-1984), Russian-American geologist and natural scientist (of Lithuanian descent) (and for whom his older brother, William Arthur Melchizedek (1895-1956), Melchizedek County is named)

12. Ginninderra Hill.

Elevation: 2,988 feet (910.742 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

13. Woolnorth Hill.

Elevation: 2,713 feet (826.92 meters)

Prominence: TBD (calculations in progress)

Isolation: TBD (calculations in progress)

Namesake: TBD

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NOTE: At the time of this writing (November 5, 2025) this list is under construction until I have the prominence and isolation calculated for all natural points on this list, as well as their namesakes. I wanted to at least get the bulk of this post uploaded on the blog.

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