The topographic prominence of a summit is a measure of how high the summit rises above its surroundings.[3][2] The second table below ranks the 40 most prominent summits of México.
The topographic isolation (or radius of dominance) of a summit measures how far the summit lies from its nearest point of equal elevation.[4] The third table below ranks the 40 most isolated major summits of México.
Of the 40 highest major summits of Mexico, three peaks exceed 5000 meters (16,404 feet) elevation, ten peaks exceed 4000 meters (13,123 feet), and 38 peaks exceed 3000 meters (9843 feet) elevation.
Of these 40 peaks, five are located in Jalisco, five in Coahuila, four in Oaxaca, six in Puebla, four in the state of Mexico, three in Chiapas, two in Nuevo León, two in Veracruz, two in Michoacán, two in Querétaro, two in Durango, two in Chihuahua, two in San Luis Potosí, and one each in Morelos, Tlaxcala, Mexico City, Colima, Guerrero, Guanajuato, Zacatecas, Baja California, Aguascalientes, Sinaloa, and Sonora. Volcán Tacaná lies on the international border between Chiapas and Guatemala, and nine other peaks lie on a state border.
The 40 highest summits of Mexico with at least 500 meters of topographic prominence
Of these 40 peaks, five are located in Oaxaca, five in Baja California, four in Puebla, four in Jalisco, four in Nuevo León, four in Coahuila, three in Veracruz, three in México, three in Baja California Sur, two in Michoacán, two in Querétaro, and one each in Morelos, Guerrero, Tlaxcala, Guanajuato, Durango, Chiapas, and Distrito Federal. Five peaks lie on a state border.
The 40 most topographically prominent summits of México
Of the 40 most isolated major summits of México, only Pico de Orizaba exceeds 2000 kilometers (1243 miles) of topographic isolation. Four peaks exceed 500 kilometers (310.7 miles), 14 peaks exceed 200 kilometers (124.3 miles), and 33 peaks exceed 100 kilometers (62.14 miles) of topographic isolation.
Of these 40 peaks, five are located in Coahuila, four in Baja California, four in Oaxaca, three in Puebla, three in Jalisco, three in Baja California Sur, two in Veracruz, two in Nuevo León, two in Chihuahua, two in Chiapas, two in México, two in Michoacán, two in Querétaro, and one each in Colima, Durango, Guerrero, Sonora, Morelos, Guanajuato, San Luis Potosí, Zacatecas, Tlaxcala, and Nayarit. Six peaks lie on a state border.
The 40 most topographically isolated summits of México with at least 500 meters of topographic prominence
^This article defines a significant summit as a summit with at least 100 meters (328.1 feet) of topographic prominence, and a major summit as a summit with at least 500 meters (1640 feet) on topographic prominence. All summits in this article have at least 500 meters of topographic prominence. An ultra-prominent summit is a summit with at least 1500 meters (4921 feet) of topographic prominence.
^ abIf the elevation or prominence of a summit is calculated as a range of values, the arithmetic mean is shown.
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This article comprises three sortable tables of major mountain peaks 1 of Mexico Pico de Orizaba Citlaltepetl a stratovolcano on the boundary between the states of Puebla and Veracruz is the highest mountain peak of Mexico The summit of a mountain or hill may be measured in three principal ways The topographic elevation of a summit measures the height on the summit above a geodetic sea level 2 The first table below ranks the 40 highest major summits of Mexico by elevation The topographic prominence of a summit is a measure of how high the summit rises above its surroundings 3 2 The second table below ranks the 40 most prominent summits of Mexico The topographic isolation or radius of dominance of a summit measures how far the summit lies from its nearest point of equal elevation 4 The third table below ranks the 40 most isolated major summits of Mexico Contents 1 Highest major summits 2 Most prominent summits 3 Most isolated major summits 4 Gallery 5 See also 6 Notes 7 References 8 External linksHighest major summits editMap this section s coordinates using OpenStreetMap Download coordinates as KML GPX all coordinates GPX primary coordinates GPX secondary coordinates Of the 40 highest major summits of Mexico three peaks exceed 5000 meters 16 404 feet elevation ten peaks exceed 4000 meters 13 123 feet and 38 peaks exceed 3000 meters 9843 feet elevation Of these 40 peaks five are located in Jalisco five in Coahuila four in Oaxaca six in Puebla four in the state of Mexico three in Chiapas two in Nuevo Leon two in Veracruz two in Michoacan two in Queretaro two in Durango two in Chihuahua two in San Luis Potosi and one each in Morelos Tlaxcala Mexico City Colima Guerrero Guanajuato Zacatecas Baja California Aguascalientes Sinaloa and Sonora Volcan Tacana lies on the international border between Chiapas and Guatemala and nine other peaks lie on a state border The 40 highest summits of Mexico with at least 500 meters of topographic prominence Rank Mountain peak State Mountain range Elevation Prominence Isolation Location 1 Pico de Orizaba 5 6 a Citlaltepetl nbsp Puebla nbsp Veracruz Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 5636 m18 491 ft 4922 m16 148 ft 2 690 km1 672 mi 19 01 50 N 97 16 11 W 19 0305 N 97 2698 W 19 0305 97 2698 Pico de Orizaba 2 Volcan Popocatepetl 7 8 b c nbsp Mexico nbsp Morelos nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 5413 m17 759 ft 3043 m9 984 ft 142 6 km88 6 mi 19 01 21 N 98 37 41 W 19 0225 N 98 6280 W 19 0225 98 6280 Volcan Popocatepetl 3 Iztaccihuatl 9 10 d nbsp Mexico nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 5213 m17 103 ft 1530 m5 020 ft 17 16 km10 66 mi 19 10 48 N 98 38 30 W 19 1801 N 98 6416 W 19 1801 98 6416 Volcan Iztaccihuatl 4 Nevado de Toluca 11 12 e Xinantecatl nbsp Mexico Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4690 m15 387 ft 2225 m7 300 ft 117 7 km73 1 mi 19 06 07 N 99 46 04 W 19 1020 N 99 7677 W 19 1020 99 7677 Nevado de Toluca 5 Sierra Negra 13 f Tliltepetl nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4590 m15 059 ft 520 m1 706 ft 4 58 km2 85 mi 18 59 09 N 97 18 50 W 18 9859 N 97 3140 W 18 9859 97 3140 Sierra Negra 6 Volcan La Malinche 14 15 g h Matlalcueyetl nbsp Puebla nbsp Tlaxcala Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4438 m14 560 ft 1928 m6 325 ft 62 5 km38 8 mi 19 13 52 N 98 01 55 W 19 2310 N 98 0320 W 19 2310 98 0320 Volcan La Malinche 7 Cofre de Perote 16 17 i Naucampatepetl nbsp Veracruz Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4282 m14 049 ft 1412 m4 633 ft 49 4 km30 7 mi 19 29 38 N 97 08 53 W 19 4940 N 97 1480 W 19 4940 97 1480 Cofre de Perote 8 Nevado de Colima 18 19 j k Tzapotepetl nbsp Jalisco Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4270 m14 009 ft 2720 m8 924 ft 405 km252 mi 19 33 48 N 103 36 31 W 19 5633 N 103 6087 W 19 5633 103 6087 Nevado de Colima 9 Cerro Tlaloc 20 21 l nbsp Mexico Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4158 m13 642 ft 968 m3 176 ft 22 7 km14 07 mi 19 24 45 N 98 42 45 W 19 4125 N 98 7124 W 19 4125 98 7124 Cerro Tlaloc 10 Volcan Tacana 22 23 m nbsp Chiapas nbsp Guatemala Sierra Madre de Chiapas 4067 m13 343 ft 1017 m3 337 ft 23 8 km14 78 mi 15 07 57 N 92 06 31 W 15 1325 N 92 1085 W 15 1325 92 1085 Volcan Tacana 11 Cerro Ajusco 24 25 n nbsp Mexico City Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3937 m12 917 ft 1217 m3 993 ft 53 5 km33 2 mi 19 12 27 N 99 15 30 W 19 2074 N 99 2582 W 19 2074 99 2582 Cerro Ajusco 12 Jocotitlan volcano 26 27 nbsp Mexico state Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3910 m12 828 ft 1200 m3 937 ft 69 7 km43 3 mi 19 44 17 N 99 45 32 W 19 738056 N 99 758889 W 19 738056 99 758889 Jocotitlan 13 Volcan Tancitaro 28 29 o nbsp Michoacan Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3840 m12 598 ft 1665 m5 463 ft 136 3 km84 7 mi 19 25 00 N 102 19 11 W 19 4166 N 102 3198 W 19 4166 102 3198 Volcan Tancitaro 14 Volcan de Colima 30 31 p nbsp Colima nbsp Jalisco Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3830 m12 566 ft 610 m2 001 ft 5 62 km3 49 mi 19 30 48 N 103 37 03 W 19 5132 N 103 6174 W 19 5132 103 6174 Volcan de Colima 15 Cerro El Potosi 32 33 q nbsp Nuevo Leon Sierra Madre Oriental 3720 m12 205 ft 1875 m6 152 ft 571 km355 mi 24 52 19 N 100 13 58 W 24 8719 N 100 2327 W 24 8719 100 2327 Cerro el Potosi 16 Cerro San Rafael 34 35 r s nbsp Coahuila Sierra Madre Oriental 3715 m12 188 ft 1410 m4 626 ft 628 km390 mi 25 21 49 N 100 33 26 W 25 3637 N 100 5571 W 25 3637 100 5571 Cerro San Rafael 17 Cerro el Nacimiento 36 37 t nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 3710 m12 172 ft 2140 m7 021 ft 329 km205 mi 16 12 41 N 96 11 48 W 16 2115 N 96 1967 W 16 2115 96 1967 Cerro el Nacimiento 18 Cerro El Campanario u nbsp Michoacan Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3640 m11 942 ft 1100 m3 609 ft ND 19 35 43 N 100 14 50 W 19 595297 N 100 247212 W 19 595297 100 247212 Cerro El Campanario 19 Cerro Pelon massif high point nbsp Mexico state Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3560 m11 680 ft 700 ND 19 24 08 N 100 13 32 W 19 402250 N 100 225493 W 19 402250 100 225493 Cerro El Pelon massif high point 20 Cerro Teotepec 38 v nbsp Guerrero Sierra Madre del Sur 3550 m11 647 ft 2180 m7 152 ft 185 km114 9 mi 17 28 06 N 100 08 11 W 17 4682 N 100 1364 W 17 4682 100 1364 Cerro Teotepec Picacho San Onofre 39 Sierra Pena Nevada nbsp Nuevo Leon Sierra Madre Oriental 3550 m11 647 ft 1650 m5 413 ft 125 km77 6 mi 23 48 03 N 99 50 47 W 23 8007 N 99 8464 W 23 8007 99 8464 Picacho San Onofre 22 Las Derrumbadas south summit nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3480 m11 417 ft 1000 ND 19 15 53 N 97 26 50 W 19 264808 N 97 447356 W 19 264808 97 447356 Las Derrumbadas 23 Cerro El Jabalin 40 41 w nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3450 m11 319 ft 1350 m4 429 ft 84 8 km52 7 mi 25 11 24 N 101 22 39 W 25 1899 N 101 3775 W 25 1899 101 3775 Cerro El Jabalin 24 Cerro El Rosario 42 x nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3440 m11 286 ft gt 800 51 4 km31 9 mi 19 40 44 N 98 12 06 W 19 678789 N 98 201574 W 19 678789 98 201574 Cerro El Rosario 25 Cerro Zempoaltepetl 43 nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre de Oaxaca 3420 m11 220 ft 1580 m5 184 ft 103 2 km64 1 mi 17 07 57 N 96 00 45 W 17 1324 N 96 0125 W 17 1324 96 0125 Cerro Zempoaltepetl Las Derrumbadas north summit nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3420 m11 220 ft 640 m2 100 ft ND 19 18 06 N 97 28 14 W 19 301626 N 97 470537 W 19 301626 97 470537 Las Derrumbadas 27 El Zamorano 44 45 y nbsp Queretaro nbsp Guanajuato Mexican Plateau 3370 m11 056 ft 1450 m4 757 ft 104 8 km65 1 mi 20 56 02 N 100 10 50 W 20 9338 N 100 1805 W 20 9338 100 1805 El Zamorano 28 Cerro la Muralla 46 nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 3370 m11 056 ft 1430 m4 692 ft 175 7 km109 2 mi 17 08 04 N 97 39 50 W 17 1344 N 97 6640 W 17 1344 97 6640 Cerro la Muralla 29 Cerro Gordo 47 48 z aa nbsp Durango Sierra Madre Occidental 3357 m11 014 ft 1387 m4 551 ft 424 km263 mi 23 12 22 N 104 56 39 W 23 2060 N 104 9442 W 23 2060 104 9442 Cerro Gordo 30 Cerro Mohinora 49 50 ab ac nbsp Chihuahua Sierra Madre Occidental 3308 m10 853 ft 873 m2 864 ft 231 km143 5 mi 25 57 22 N 107 02 51 W 25 9560 N 107 0476 W 25 9560 107 0476 Cerro Mohinora 31 El Pinal nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3280 m10 761 ft 740 m2 428 ft 10 5 km6 52 mi 19 08 32 N 97 54 25 W 19 142227 N 97 906845 W 19 142227 97 906845 El Pinal 32 Cerro El Refugio 51 ad nbsp Zacatecas nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3200 m10 499 ft 500 m1 640 ft 73 4 km45 6 mi 24 34 34 N 101 06 17 W 24 5761 N 101 1047 W 24 5761 101 1047 Cerro El Refugio 33 Cerro Grande 52 ae nbsp San Luis Potosi Mexican Plateau 3190 m10 466 ft 500 m1 640 ft 103 1 km64 1 mi 23 40 00 N 100 53 14 W 23 6667 N 100 8873 W 23 6667 100 8873 Cerro Grande 34 Cerro El Centinela 53 nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3122 m10 243 ft 1657 m5 436 ft 186 9 km116 1 mi 25 08 09 N 103 13 49 W 25 1359 N 103 2304 W 25 1359 103 2304 El Centinela Baja California Mexico 35 Picacho del Diablo 54 55 af ag nbsp Baja California Sierra de San Pedro Martir 3095 m10 154 ft 2125 m6 972 ft 335 km208 mi 30 59 33 N 115 22 31 W 30 9925 N 115 3753 W 30 9925 115 3753 Picacho del Diablo 36 Sierra la Madera 56 nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3030 m9 941 ft 1905 m6 250 ft 226 km140 7 mi 27 02 04 N 102 23 32 W 27 0345 N 102 3922 W 27 0345 102 3922 Sierra la Madera 37 Sierra Fria 57 ah nbsp Aguascalientes Sierra Madre Occidental 3030 m9 941 ft 500 m1 640 ft 234 km145 6 mi 22 16 26 N 102 36 26 W 22 2739 N 102 6073 W 22 2739 102 6073 Sierra Fria 38 Cerro Pinto nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3000 m9 843 ft 560 m1 837 ft ND 19 22 19 N 97 29 57 W 19 371839 N 97 499266 W 19 371839 97 499266 Cerro Pinto 39 Cerro Viejo 58 59 nbsp Jalisco Mexican West Coast Ranges 2965 m9 728 ft 1355 m4 446 ft 90 5 km56 3 mi 20 21 53 N 103 26 12 W 20 3648 N 103 4368 W 20 3648 103 4368 Cerro Viejo 40 Cerro Alto Tapanco 60 61 ai nbsp Sinaloa nbsp Durango Sierra Madre Occidental 2960 m9 711 ft 640 m2 100 ft 38 km23 6 mi 25 37 14 N 106 57 59 W 25 6206 N 106 9665 W 25 6206 106 9665 Cerro Alto Tapanco Most prominent summits editMap this section s coordinates using OpenStreetMap Download coordinates as KML GPX all coordinates GPX primary coordinates GPX secondary coordinates See also List of the ultra prominent summits of Mexico Of the 40 most prominent summits of Mexico only Pico de Orizaba exceeds 4000 meters 13 123 feet of topographic prominence Popocatepetl exceeds 3000 meters 9843 feet five peaks exceed 2000 meters 6562 feet and 26 peaks are ultra prominent summits with at least 1500 meters 4921 feet of topographic prominence Of these 40 peaks five are located in Oaxaca five in Baja California four in Puebla four in Jalisco four in Nuevo Leon four in Coahuila three in Veracruz three in Mexico three in Baja California Sur two in Michoacan two in Queretaro and one each in Morelos Guerrero Tlaxcala Guanajuato Durango Chiapas and Distrito Federal Five peaks lie on a state border The 40 most topographically prominent summits of Mexico Rank Mountain peak State Mountain range Elevation Prominence Isolation Location 1 Pico de Orizaba 5 6 a Citlaltepetl nbsp Puebla nbsp Veracruz Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 5636 m18 491 ft 4922 m16 148 ft 2 690 km1 672 mi 19 01 50 N 97 16 11 W 19 0305 N 97 2698 W 19 0305 97 2698 Pico de Orizaba 2 Volcan Popocatepetl 7 8 b c nbsp Mexico nbsp Morelos nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 5413 m17 759 ft 3043 m9 984 ft 142 6 km88 6 mi 19 01 21 N 98 37 41 W 19 0225 N 98 6280 W 19 0225 98 6280 Volcan Popocatepetl 3 Nevado de Colima 18 19 j k Tzapotepetl nbsp Jalisco Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4270 m14 009 ft 2720 m8 924 ft 405 km252 mi 19 33 48 N 103 36 31 W 19 5633 N 103 6087 W 19 5633 103 6087 Nevado de Colima 4 Nevado de Toluca 11 12 e Xinantecatl nbsp Mexico Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4690 m15 387 ft 2225 m7 300 ft 117 7 km73 1 mi 19 06 07 N 99 46 04 W 19 1020 N 99 7677 W 19 1020 99 7677 Nevado de Toluca 5 Cerro Teotepec 38 v nbsp Guerrero Sierra Madre del Sur 3550 m11 647 ft 2180 m7 152 ft 185 km114 9 mi 17 28 06 N 100 08 11 W 17 4682 N 100 1364 W 17 4682 100 1364 Cerro Teotepec 6 Cerro el Nacimiento 36 37 t nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 3710 m12 172 ft 2140 m7 021 ft 329 km205 mi 16 12 41 N 96 11 48 W 16 2115 N 96 1967 W 16 2115 96 1967 Cerro el Nacimiento 7 Picacho del Diablo 54 55 af ag nbsp Baja California Sierra de San Pedro Martir 3095 m10 154 ft 2125 m6 972 ft 335 km208 mi 30 59 33 N 115 22 31 W 30 9925 N 115 3753 W 30 9925 115 3753 Picacho del Diablo 8 Sierra de Minas Viejas 62 nbsp Nuevo Leon Sierra Madre Oriental 2710 m8 891 ft 1965 m6 447 ft 54 9 km34 1 mi 26 07 11 N 100 33 24 W 26 1196 N 100 5568 W 26 1196 100 5568 Cerro Tia Chena 9 Cerro Las Conchas 63 64 nbsp Michoacan Michoacan 2890 m9 482 ft 1960 m6 430 ft 103 3 km64 2 mi 18 43 17 N 102 58 26 W 18 7215 N 102 9740 W 18 7215 102 9740 Cerro Las Conchas 10 Volcan La Malinche 14 15 g h Matlalcueyetl nbsp Puebla nbsp Tlaxcala Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4438 m14 560 ft 1928 m6 325 ft 62 5 km38 8 mi 19 13 52 N 98 01 55 W 19 2310 N 98 0320 W 19 2310 98 0320 Volcan La Malinche 11 Pico La Laguna 65 66 aj nbsp Baja California Sur Sierra La Laguna 2090 m6 857 ft 1920 m6 299 ft 343 km213 mi 23 32 21 N 109 57 15 W 23 5392 N 109 9542 W 23 5392 109 9542 Pico La Laguna 12 Sierra la Madera 56 nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3030 m9 941 ft 1905 m6 250 ft 226 km140 7 mi 27 02 04 N 102 23 32 W 27 0345 N 102 3922 W 27 0345 102 3922 Sierra la Madera 13 Cerro la Joya 67 nbsp Queretaro Sierra Madre Oriental 2950 m9 678 ft 1900 m6 234 ft 66 1 km41 1 mi 21 25 51 N 99 07 57 W 21 4309 N 99 1326 W 21 4309 99 1326 Cerro la Joya 14 Cerro El Potosi 68 69 ak nbsp Nuevo Leon Sierra Madre Oriental 3720 m12 205 ft 1875 m6 152 ft 571 km355 mi 24 52 19 N 100 13 58 W 24 8719 N 100 2327 W 24 8719 100 2327 Cerro el Potosi 15 Volcan Tancitaro 28 29 o nbsp Michoacan Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3840 m12 598 ft 1665 m5 463 ft 136 3 km84 7 mi 19 25 00 N 102 19 11 W 19 4166 N 102 3198 W 19 4166 102 3198 Volcan Tancitaro 16 Cerro El Centinela 53 nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3122 m10 243 ft 1657 m5 436 ft 186 9 km116 1 mi 25 08 09 N 103 13 49 W 25 1359 N 103 2304 W 25 1359 103 2304 Cerro El Centinela 17 Picacho San Onofre 39 Sierra Pena Nevada nbsp Nuevo Leon Sierra Madre Oriental 3550 m11 647 ft 1650 m5 413 ft 125 km77 6 mi 23 48 03 N 99 50 47 W 23 8007 N 99 8464 W 23 8007 99 8464 Picacho San Onofre El Aguacate Oeste 70 nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 2830 m9 285 ft 1650 m5 413 ft 57 3 km35 6 mi 16 34 52 N 95 48 13 W 16 5812 N 95 8035 W 16 5812 95 8035 El Aguacate Oeste 19 Volcan Las Tres Virgenes 71 nbsp Baja California Sur Tres Virgenes 1951 m6 401 ft 1626 m5 335 ft 340 km211 mi 27 28 12 N 112 35 31 W 27 4700 N 112 5919 W 27 4700 112 5919 Volcan Las Tres Virgenes 20 Sierra de Santa Martha 72 nbsp Veracruz Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 1690 m5 545 ft 1620 m5 315 ft 180 1 km111 9 mi 18 20 44 N 94 51 27 W 18 3455 N 94 8576 W 18 3455 94 8576 Sierra de Santa Martha 21 Cerro las Capillas 73 nbsp Jalisco Jalisco 2890 m9 482 ft 1590 m5 217 ft 55 8 km34 7 mi 19 33 19 N 104 08 50 W 19 5552 N 104 1472 W 19 5552 104 1472 Cerro las Capillas 22 Cerro Zempoaltepetl 43 nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 3420 m11 220 ft 1580 m5 184 ft 103 2 km64 1 mi 17 07 57 N 96 00 45 W 17 1324 N 96 0125 W 17 1324 96 0125 Cerro Zempoaltepetl 23 Iztaccihuatl 9 10 d nbsp Mexico nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 5213 m17 103 ft 1530 m5 020 ft 17 16 km10 66 mi 19 10 48 N 98 38 30 W 19 1801 N 98 6416 W 19 1801 98 6416 Volcan Iztaccihuatl Volcan de Tequila 74 75 nbsp Jalisco Jalisco 2930 m9 613 ft 1530 m5 020 ft 63 4 km39 4 mi 20 47 14 N 103 50 48 W 20 7872 N 103 8468 W 20 7872 103 8468 Volcan de Tequila 25 Cerro Atravesado 76 Sierra el Cerro Azul nbsp Oaxaca Oaxaca 2310 m7 579 ft 1510 m4 954 ft 109 6 km68 1 mi 16 45 55 N 94 27 05 W 16 7652 N 94 4514 W 16 7652 94 4514 Cerro Atravesado Sierra del Fraile 77 nbsp Nuevo Leon Sierra Madre Oriental 2310 m7 579 ft 1510 m4 954 ft 26 2 km16 26 mi 25 51 52 N 100 36 34 W 25 8645 N 100 6095 W 25 8645 100 6095 Picachos el Fraile 27 Cerro El Zamorano 78 79 al nbsp Queretaro nbsp Guanajuato Mexican Plateau 3370 m11 056 ft 1450 m4 757 ft 104 8 km65 1 mi 20 56 02 N 100 10 50 W 20 9338 N 100 1805 W 20 9338 100 1805 Cerro El Zamorano 28 Cerro la Muralla 46 nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 3370 m11 056 ft 1430 m4 692 ft 175 7 km109 2 mi 17 08 04 N 97 39 50 W 17 1344 N 97 6640 W 17 1344 97 6640 Cerro la Muralla 29 Cofre de Perote 16 17 i Naucampatepetl nbsp Veracruz Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4282 m14 049 ft 1412 m4 633 ft 49 4 km30 7 mi 19 29 38 N 97 08 53 W 19 4940 N 97 1480 W 19 4940 97 1480 Cofre de Perote 30 Cerro San Rafael 34 35 r s nbsp Coahuila Sierra Madre Oriental 3715 m12 188 ft 1410 m4 626 ft 628 km390 mi 25 21 49 N 100 33 26 W 25 3637 N 100 5571 W 25 3637 100 5571 Cerro San Rafael 31 Cerro La Sandia 80 nbsp Baja California Baja California Peninsula 1810 m5 938 ft 1400 m4 593 ft 133 2 km82 7 mi 28 24 26 N 113 26 19 W 28 4073 N 113 4387 W 28 4073 113 4387 Cerro La Sandia Cerro Giganta 81 am nbsp Baja California Sur Sierra de la Giganta 1690 m5 545 ft 1400 m4 593 ft 120 7 km75 mi 26 06 23 N 111 35 04 W 26 1064 N 111 5844 W 26 1064 111 5844 Cerro Giganta 33 Cerro Gordo 47 48 z aa nbsp Durango Sierra Madre Occidental 3357 m11 014 ft 1387 m4 551 ft 424 km263 mi 23 12 22 N 104 56 39 W 23 2060 N 104 9442 W 23 2060 104 9442 Cerro Gordo 34 Cerro Tzontehuitz 82 nbsp Chiapas Sierra Madre de Chiapas 2910 m9 547 ft 1370 m4 495 ft 164 5 km102 2 mi 16 50 09 N 92 35 22 W 16 8358 N 92 5894 W 16 8358 92 5894 Cerro Tzontehuitz 35 Cerro Viejo 58 59 nbsp Jalisco Mexican West Coast Ranges 2965 m9 728 ft 1355 m4 446 ft 90 5 km56 3 mi 20 21 53 N 103 26 12 W 20 3648 N 103 4368 W 20 3648 103 4368 Cerro Viejo 36 Cerro El Jabalin 40 41 w nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3450 m11 319 ft 1350 m4 429 ft 84 8 km52 7 mi 25 11 24 N 101 22 39 W 25 1899 N 101 3775 W 25 1899 101 3775 Cerro El Jabalin 37 Isla Guadalupe high point 83 an nbsp Baja California Isla Guadalupe 1310 m4 298 ft 1310 m4 298 ft 340 km211 mi 29 06 06 N 118 18 48 W 29 1016 N 118 3132 W 29 1016 118 3132 Isla Guadalupe high point 38 Cerro Las Palmas 84 ao nbsp Baja California Sur Sierra de la Giganta 1750 m5 741 ft 1240 m4 068 ft 68 8 km42 7 mi 26 51 40 N 112 27 27 W 26 8612 N 112 4574 W 26 8612 112 4574 Cerro Las Palmas 39 Cerro Ajusco 24 25 n nbsp Distrito Federal Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3937 m12 917 ft 1227 m4 026 ft 53 5 km33 2 mi 19 12 27 N 99 15 30 W 19 2074 N 99 2582 W 19 2074 99 2582 Cerro Ajusco 40 Isla Cedros high point 85 nbsp Baja California Isla Cedros 1200 m3 937 ft 1200 m3 937 ft 168 5 km104 7 mi 28 07 48 N 115 13 14 W 28 1301 N 115 2206 W 28 1301 115 2206 Isla Cedros high point Most isolated major summits editMap this section s coordinates using OpenStreetMap Download coordinates as KML GPX all coordinates GPX primary coordinates GPX secondary coordinates Of the 40 most isolated major summits of Mexico only Pico de Orizaba exceeds 2000 kilometers 1243 miles of topographic isolation Four peaks exceed 500 kilometers 310 7 miles 14 peaks exceed 200 kilometers 124 3 miles and 33 peaks exceed 100 kilometers 62 14 miles of topographic isolation Of these 40 peaks five are located in Coahuila four in Baja California four in Oaxaca three in Puebla three in Jalisco three in Baja California Sur two in Veracruz two in Nuevo Leon two in Chihuahua two in Chiapas two in Mexico two in Michoacan two in Queretaro and one each in Colima Durango Guerrero Sonora Morelos Guanajuato San Luis Potosi Zacatecas Tlaxcala and Nayarit Six peaks lie on a state border The 40 most topographically isolated summits of Mexico with at least 500 meters of topographic prominence Rank Mountain peak State Mountain range Elevation Prominence Isolation Location 1 Pico de Orizaba 5 6 a Citlaltepetl nbsp Puebla nbsp Veracruz Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 5636 m18 491 ft 4922 m16 148 ft 2 690 km1 672 mi 19 01 50 N 97 16 11 W 19 0305 N 97 2698 W 19 0305 97 2698 Pico de Orizaba 2 Cerro San Rafael 34 35 r s nbsp Coahuila Sierra Madre Oriental 3715 m12 188 ft 1410 m4 626 ft 628 km390 mi 25 21 49 N 100 33 26 W 25 3637 N 100 5571 W 25 3637 100 5571 Cerro San Rafael 3 Cerro El Potosi 68 69 ak nbsp Nuevo Leon Sierra Madre Oriental 3720 m12 205 ft 1875 m6 152 ft 571 km355 mi 24 52 19 N 100 13 58 W 24 8719 N 100 2327 W 24 8719 100 2327 Cerro el Potosi 4 Volcan Everman 86 ap nbsp Colima Isla Socorro 1050 m3 445 ft 1050 m3 445 ft 500 km311 mi 18 48 00 N 110 59 00 W 18 8000 N 110 9833 W 18 8000 110 9833 Volcan Everman 5 Cerro Gordo 47 48 z aa nbsp Durango Sierra Madre Occidental 3357 m11 014 ft 1387 m4 551 ft 424 km263 mi 23 12 22 N 104 56 39 W 23 2060 N 104 9442 W 23 2060 104 9442 Cerro Gordo 6 Nevado de Colima 18 19 j k Tzapotepetl nbsp Jalisco Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4270 m14 009 ft 2720 m8 924 ft 405 km252 mi 19 33 48 N 103 36 31 W 19 5633 N 103 6087 W 19 5633 103 6087 Nevado de Colima 7 Pico La Laguna 65 66 aj nbsp Baja California Sur Sierra La Laguna 2090 m6 857 ft 1920 m6 299 ft 343 km213 mi 23 32 21 N 109 57 15 W 23 5392 N 109 9542 W 23 5392 109 9542 Pico La Laguna 8 Volcan Las Tres Virgenes 87 nbsp Baja California Sur Tres Virgenes 1951 m6 401 ft 1626 m5 335 ft 340 km211 mi 27 28 12 N 112 35 31 W 27 4700 N 112 5919 W 27 4700 112 5919 Volcan Las Tres Virgenes 9 Isla Guadalupe high point 83 an nbsp Baja California Isla Guadalupe 1310 m4 298 ft 1310 m4 298 ft 340 km211 mi 29 06 06 N 118 18 48 W 29 1016 N 118 3132 W 29 1016 118 3132 Isla Guadalupe high point 10 Picacho del Diablo 54 55 af ag nbsp Baja California Sierra de San Pedro Martir 3095 m10 154 ft 2125 m6 972 ft 335 km208 mi 30 59 33 N 115 22 31 W 30 9925 N 115 3753 W 30 9925 115 3753 Picacho del Diablo 11 Cerro el Nacimiento 36 37 t nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 3710 m12 172 ft 2140 m7 021 ft 329 km205 mi 16 12 41 N 96 11 48 W 16 2115 N 96 1967 W 16 2115 96 1967 Cerro el Nacimiento 12 Sierra Fria 57 ah nbsp Aguascalientes Sierra Madre Occidental 3030 m9 941 ft 500 m1 640 ft 234 km145 6 mi 22 16 26 N 102 36 26 W 22 2739 N 102 6073 W 22 2739 102 6073 Sierra Fria 13 Cerro Mohinora 49 50 ab ac nbsp Chihuahua Sierra Madre Occidental 3308 m10 853 ft 858 m2 815 ft 231 km143 5 mi 25 57 22 N 107 02 51 W 25 9560 N 107 0476 W 25 9560 107 0476 Cerro Mohinora 14 Sierra la Madera 56 nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3030 m9 941 ft 1905 m6 250 ft 226 km140 7 mi 27 02 04 N 102 23 32 W 27 0345 N 102 3922 W 27 0345 102 3922 Sierra la Madera 15 Cerro El Centinela 53 nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3122 m10 243 ft 1657 m5 436 ft 186 9 km116 1 mi 25 08 09 N 103 13 49 W 25 1359 N 103 2304 W 25 1359 103 2304 Cerro El Centinela 16 Cerro Teotepec 38 v nbsp Guerrero Sierra Madre del Sur 3550 m11 647 ft 2180 m7 152 ft 185 km114 9 mi 17 28 06 N 100 08 11 W 17 4682 N 100 1364 W 17 4682 100 1364 Cerro Teotepec 17 Sierra de Santa Martha 72 nbsp Veracruz Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 1690 m5 545 ft 1620 m5 315 ft 180 1 km111 9 mi 18 20 44 N 94 51 27 W 18 3455 N 94 8576 W 18 3455 94 8576 Sierra de Santa Martha 18 Cerro la Muralla 46 nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 3370 m11 056 ft 1430 m4 692 ft 175 7 km109 2 mi 17 08 04 N 97 39 50 W 17 1344 N 97 6640 W 17 1344 97 6640 Cerro la Muralla 19 Isla Cedros high point 85 nbsp Baja California Isla Cedros 1200 m3 937 ft 1200 m3 937 ft 168 5 km104 7 mi 28 07 48 N 115 13 14 W 28 1301 N 115 2206 W 28 1301 115 2206 Isla Cedros high point 20 Cerro Tzontehuitz 82 nbsp Chiapas Sierra Madre de Chiapas 2910 m9 547 ft 1370 m4 495 ft 164 5 km102 2 mi 16 50 09 N 92 35 22 W 16 8358 N 92 5894 W 16 8358 92 5894 Cerro Tzontehuitz 21 Cerro San Jose 88 89 aq nbsp Chihuahua nbsp Sonora Mexican Plateau 2710 m8 891 ft 660 m2 165 ft 152 5 km94 7 mi 30 32 54 N 108 37 00 W 30 5483 N 108 6167 W 30 5483 108 6167 Cerro San Jose 22 Volcan Popocatepetl 7 8 b c nbsp Mexico nbsp Morelos nbsp Puebla Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 5413 m17 759 ft 3043 m9 984 ft 142 6 km88 6 mi 19 01 21 N 98 37 41 W 19 0225 N 98 6280 W 19 0225 98 6280 Volcan Popocatepetl 23 Volcan Tancitaro 28 29 o nbsp Michoacan Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 3840 m12 598 ft 1665 m5 463 ft 136 3 km84 7 mi 19 25 00 N 102 19 11 W 19 4166 N 102 3198 W 19 4166 102 3198 Volcan Tancitaro 24 Cerro La Sandia 80 nbsp Baja California Baja California Peninsula 1810 m5 938 ft 1400 m4 593 ft 133 2 km82 7 mi 28 24 26 N 113 26 19 W 28 4073 N 113 4387 W 28 4073 113 4387 Cerro La Sandia 25 Cerro Tres Picos 90 nbsp Chiapas Sierra Madre de Chiapas 2550 m8 366 ft 500 m1 640 ft 130 km80 8 mi 16 11 49 N 93 36 40 W 16 1970 N 93 6112 W 16 1970 93 6112 Cerro Tres Picos 26 Picacho San Onofre 39 Sierra Pena Nevada nbsp Nuevo Leon Sierra Madre Oriental 3550 m11 647 ft 1650 m5 413 ft 125 km77 6 mi 23 48 03 N 99 50 47 W 23 8007 N 99 8464 W 23 8007 99 8464 Picacho San Onofre 27 Cerro Giganta 81 am nbsp Baja California Sur Sierra de la Giganta 1690 m5 545 ft 1400 m4 593 ft 120 7 km75 mi 26 06 23 N 111 35 04 W 26 1064 N 111 5844 W 26 1064 111 5844 Cerro Giganta 28 Nevado de Toluca 11 12 e Xinantecatl nbsp Mexico Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4690 m15 387 ft 2225 m7 300 ft 117 7 km73 1 mi 19 06 07 N 99 46 04 W 19 1020 N 99 7677 W 19 1020 99 7677 Nevado de Toluca 29 Cerro Atravesado 76 Sierra el Cerro Azul nbsp Oaxaca Oaxaca 2310 m7 579 ft 1510 m4 954 ft 109 6 km68 1 mi 16 45 55 N 94 27 05 W 16 7652 N 94 4514 W 16 7652 94 4514 Cerro Atravesado 30 Cerro El Zamorano 78 79 al nbsp Queretaro nbsp Guanajuato Mexican Plateau 3370 m11 056 ft 1450 m4 757 ft 104 8 km65 1 mi 20 56 02 N 100 10 50 W 20 9338 N 100 1805 W 20 9338 100 1805 Cerro El Zamorano 31 Cerro Las Conchas 63 64 nbsp Michoacan Michoacan 2890 m9 482 ft 1960 m6 430 ft 103 3 km64 2 mi 18 43 17 N 102 58 26 W 18 7215 N 102 9740 W 18 7215 102 9740 Cerro Las Conchas 32 Cerro Zempoaltepetl 43 nbsp Oaxaca Sierra Madre del Sur 3420 m11 220 ft 1580 m5 184 ft 103 2 km64 1 mi 17 07 57 N 96 00 45 W 17 1324 N 96 0125 W 17 1324 96 0125 Cerro Zempoaltepetl 33 Cerro Grande 52 ae nbsp San Luis Potosi Mexican Plateau 3190 m10 466 ft 500 m1 640 ft 103 1 km64 1 mi 23 40 00 N 100 53 14 W 23 6667 N 100 8873 W 23 6667 100 8873 Cerro Grande 34 Cerro Viejo 58 59 nbsp Jalisco Mexican West Coast Ranges 2965 m9 728 ft 1355 m4 446 ft 90 5 km56 3 mi 20 21 53 N 103 26 12 W 20 3648 N 103 4368 W 20 3648 103 4368 Cerro Viejo 35 Cerro El Jabalin 40 41 w nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3450 m11 319 ft 1350 m4 429 ft 84 8 km52 7 mi 25 11 24 N 101 22 39 W 25 1899 N 101 3775 W 25 1899 101 3775 Cerro El Jabalin 36 Cerro El Refugio 51 ad nbsp Zacatecas nbsp Coahuila Mexican Plateau 3200 m10 499 ft 500 m1 640 ft 73 4 km45 6 mi 24 34 34 N 101 06 17 W 24 5761 N 101 1047 W 24 5761 101 1047 Cerro El Refugio 37 Cerro Las Palmas 84 ao nbsp Baja California Sur Sierra de la Giganta 1750 m5 741 ft 1240 m4 068 ft 68 8 km42 7 mi 26 51 40 N 112 27 27 W 26 8612 N 112 4574 W 26 8612 112 4574 Cerro Las Palmas 38 Cerro la Joya 67 nbsp Queretaro Sierra Madre Oriental 2950 m9 678 ft 1900 m6 234 ft 66 1 km41 1 mi 21 25 51 N 99 07 57 W 21 4309 N 99 1326 W 21 4309 99 1326 Cerro la Joya 39 Volcan de Tequila 74 75 nbsp Jalisco Jalisco 2930 m9 613 ft 1530 m5 020 ft 63 4 km39 4 mi 20 47 14 N 103 50 48 W 20 7872 N 103 8468 W 20 7872 103 8468 Volcan de Tequila 40 Volcan La Malinche 14 15 g h Matlalcueyetl nbsp Puebla nbsp Tlaxcala Trans Mexican Volcanic Belt 4438 m14 560 ft 1928 m6 325 ft 62 5 km38 8 mi 19 13 52 N 98 01 55 W 19 2310 N 98 0320 W 19 2310 98 0320 Volcan La Malinche Gallery edit nbsp The summit of Pico de Orizaba a stratovolcano on the border between Puebla and Veracruz is the highest peak of Mexico nbsp The summit of Volcan Popocatepetl a stratovolcano at the junction of Puebla Mexico State and Morelos is the second highest peak of Mexico nbsp The summit of Volcan Iztaccihuatl a stratovolcano on the border between Puebla and Mexico State is the third highest peak of Mexico nbsp Nevado de Toluca is a stratovolcano in Mexico State nbsp Nevado de Colima is a stratovolcano in Jalisco near the border with Colima nbsp Cofre de Perote is a shield volcano in Veracruz See also edit nbsp Geography portal nbsp North America portal nbsp Mexico portal nbsp Mountains portal nbsp Volcanoes portal List of mountain peaks of North America List of mountain peaks of Greenland List of mountain peaks of Canada List of mountain peaks of the Rocky Mountains List of mountain peaks of the United States List of mountain peaks of Mexico List of the ultra prominent summits of Mexico List of extreme summits of Mexico List of mountain peaks of Central America List of mountain peaks of the Caribbean Mexico Geography of Mexico Category Mountains of Mexico commons Category Mountains of Mexico Physical geography Topography Topographic elevation Topographic prominence Topographic isolationNotes edit a b c The summit of Pico de Orizaba is the highest point of Puebla Veracruz and all of Mexico a b c Volcan Popocatepetl on the border of Puebla is the highest point of both State of Mexico and Morelos a b c Popocatepetl is the southernmost 5000 meter 16 404 foot summit of Mexico and greater North America a b Iztaccihuatl is the northernmost and westernmost 5000 meter 16 404 foot summit of Mexico a b c Nevado de Toluca is the westernmost summit of its elevation in Mexico Sierra Negra is the southernmost and easternmost summit of its elevation in Mexico a b c Volcan La Malinche on the border of Puebla is the highest point of Tlaxcala a b c La Malinche is the northernmost summit of its elevation in Mexico a b Cofre de Perote is the northernmost and easternmost summit of its elevation in Mexico a b c The summit of Nevado de Colima is the highest point of Jalisco a b c Nevado de Colima is the northernmost and westernmost 4000 meter 13 123 foot summit of Mexico The summit of Cerro Tlaloc is the highest point of Sierra de Rio Frio Volcan Tacana on the international border with Guatemala is the highest point of Chiapas a b The summit of Cerro Ajusco is the highest point of Mexico City a b c The summit of Volcan Tancitaro is the highest point of Michoacan Volcan de Colima on the border of Jalisco is the highest point of Colima and the westernmost summit of its elevation in Mexico The summit of Cerro El Potosi is the highest point of Sierra Madre Oriental and Nuevo Leon a b c The summit of Cerro San Rafael is the highest point of Coahuila a b c Cerro San Rafael is the northernmost summit of its elevation in Mexico a b c The summit of Cerro el Nacimiento is the highest point of Sierra Madre del Sur and Oaxaca The summit of Cerro El Campanario is the highest point of Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve a b c The summit of Cerro Teotepec is the highest point of Guerrero a b c The summit of Cerro El Jabalin is the highest point of the Mexican Plateau The summit of Cerro El Rosario is the highest point of Sierra de Tlaxco The summit of El Zamorano is the highest point of both Guanajuato and Queretaro a b c The summit of Cerro Gordo is the highest point of the Sierra Madre Occidental and Durango a b c Cerro Gordo is the westernmost summit of its elevation in Mexico a b The summit of Cerro Mohinora is the highest point of Chihuahua a b Cerro Mohinora is the northernmost and westernmost summit of its elevation in Mexico a b The summit of Cerro El Refugio is the highest point of Zacatecas a b The summit of Cerro Grande is the highest point of San Luis Potosi a b c The summit of Picacho del Diablo is the highest point of Sierra de San Pedro Martir and the Baja California Peninsula a b c Picacho del Diablo is the northernmost and westernmost 3000 meter 9843 foot summit and ultra prominent summit of Mexico a b The summit of Sierra Fria is the highest point of Aguascalientes Cerro Alto Tapanco on the border of Durango is the highest point of Sinaloa a b The summit of Pico La Laguna is the highest point of Sierra San Lazaro and Baja California Sur a b The summit of Cerro El Potosi is the highest point of Sierra Madre Oriental and Nuevo Leon a b The summit of Cerro El Zamorano is the highest point of both Guanajuato and Queretaro a b The summit of Cerro Giganta is the highest point of 33005 a b The summit of Isla Guadalupe is the westernmost 1000 meter 3281 foot summit of Mexico a b The summit of Cerro Las Palmas is the highest point of Sierra Giganta The summit of Volcan Everman is the highest point of Isla Socorro Cerro San Jose on the border of Chihuahua is the highest point of Sonora References edit This article defines a significant summit as a summit with at least 100 meters 328 1 feet of topographic prominence and a major summit as a summit with at least 500 meters 1640 feet on topographic prominence All summits in this article have at least 500 meters of topographic prominence An ultra prominent summit is a summit with at least 1500 meters 4921 feet of topographic prominence a b If the elevation or prominence of a summit is calculated as a range of values the arithmetic mean is shown The topographic prominence of a summit is the topographic elevation difference between the summit and its highest or key col to a higher summit The summit may be near its key col or quite far away The key col for Denali in Alaska is the Isthmus of Rivas in Nicaragua 7642 kilometers 4749 miles away The topographic isolation of a summit is the great circle distance to its nearest point of equal elevation a b c Pico de Orizaba Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Pico de Orizaba Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Volcan Popocatepetl Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Volcan Popocatepetl Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b Iztaccihuatl Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b Iztaccihuatl Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Nevado de Toluca Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Nevado de Toluca Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 Sierra Negra Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Volcan La Malinche Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Volcan La Malinche Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b Cofre de Perote Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b Cofre de Perote Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Nevado de Colima Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b c Nevado de Colima Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 Cerro Tlaloc Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 Cerro Tlaloc Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 Volcan Tacana Peakbagger com Retrieved December 12 2023 Volcan Tacana Bivouac com Retrieved December 12 2023 a b Cerro Ajusco Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Ajusco Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Jocotitlan volcano Peakbagger com Retrieved 3 November 2016 Jocotitlan volcano Bivouac com Retrieved 3 November 2016 a b c Volcan Tancitaro Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Volcan Tancitaro Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Volcan de Colima Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Volcan de Colima Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro El Potosi Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro El Potosi Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro San Rafael Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro San Rafael Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro el Nacimiento Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro el Nacimiento Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro Teotepec Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Picacho San Onofre Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro El Jabalin Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro El Jabalin Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro El Rosario Peakbagger com Retrieved 28 October 2016 a b c Cerro Zempoaltepetl Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 El Zamorano Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 El Zamorano Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro la Muralla Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro Gordo Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro Gordo Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Mohinora Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Mohinora Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro El Refugio Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Grande Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro El Centinela Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Picacho del Diablo Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Picacho del Diablo Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Sierra la Madera Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Sierra Fria Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro Viejo Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b c Cerro Viejo Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro Alto Tapanco Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro Alto Tapanco Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Sierra de Minas Viejas Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Las Conchas Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Las Conchas Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Pico La Laguna Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Pico La Laguna Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro la Joya Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro El Potosi Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro El Potosi Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 El Aguacate Oeste Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Volcan Las Tres Virgenes Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Sierra de Santa Martha Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro las Capillas Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Volcan de Tequila Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Volcan de Tequila Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Atravesado Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Sierra del Fraile Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro El Zamorano Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro El Zamorano Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro La Sandia Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Giganta Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Tzontehuitz Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Isla Guadalupe high point Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Cerro Las Palmas Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 a b Isla Cedros high point Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Volcan Everman Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Volcan Las Tres Virgenes Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro San Jose Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro San Jose Bivouac com Retrieved 4 May 2016 Cerro Tres Picos Peakbagger com Retrieved 4 May 2016 External links editMountains of Mexico at Wikipedia s sister projects nbsp Definitions from Wiktionary nbsp Media from Commons nbsp News from Wikinews nbsp Quotations 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