Ultra-prominent peaks of Europe

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list of mountains mountain classification

The Ultra-prominent peaks of Europe are a classification of European mountains distinguished by having exceptionally high topographic prominence, marking them as some of the continent’s most dominant and independent summits.

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Label Occurrences
Ultra-prominent peaks of Europe canonical 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf list of mountains ⓘ
mountain classification ⓘ
alsoKnownAs European Ultras ⓘ
continent Europe ⓘ
contrastsWith height-only mountain lists ⓘ
criterion topographic prominence ⓘ
describes European mountains ⓘ
distinguishedBy exceptionally high topographic prominence ⓘ
emphasizes mountain independence ⓘ
regional dominance ⓘ
focusesOn dominant summits ⓘ
independent summits ⓘ
hasMinimumProminence 1500 metres ⓘ
4921 feet ⓘ
hasProperty objective prominence-based selection ⓘ
includes Aiguille Verte ⓘ
Ben Nevis ⓘ
Dom (mountain) ⓘ
Dufourspitze ⓘ
Dykh-Tau ⓘ
Finsteraarhorn ⓘ
Galdhøpiggen ⓘ
Gerlachovský štít ⓘ
Gran Paradiso massif ⓘ
surface form: Gran Paradiso

Grossglockner ⓘ
Hvannadalshnúkur ⓘ
Korab ⓘ
Matterhorn ⓘ
Moldoveanu Peak ⓘ
Mont Blanc ⓘ
Monte Rosa ⓘ
Mount Elbrus ⓘ
Mount Etna ⓘ
Mount Olympus ⓘ
Mulhacén ⓘ
Musala ⓘ
Pico Almanzor ⓘ
Pico Ruivo ⓘ
Pico de Aneto ⓘ
Pico de Orizaba ⓘ
Teide–Pico Viejo complex ⓘ
surface form: Pico de Teide

Piz Bernina ⓘ
Rysy ⓘ
Shkhara ⓘ
Krkonoše Mountains ⓘ
surface form: Sněžka

Torre de Cerredo ⓘ
Triglav National Park ⓘ
surface form: Triglav
usedIn geographical classification ⓘ
mountaineering ⓘ
peak bagging ⓘ

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Mount Elbrus → isOnList → Ultra-prominent peaks of Europe ⓘ