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.

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 → 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 → Pico de Teide → Piz Bernina → Rysy → Shkhara → Sněžka → Torre de Cerredo → Triglav →
usedIn	geographical classification → mountaineering → peak bagging →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Mount Elbrus →	isOnList