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New Mexico 12,000-foot Peaks

Ranked Peaks have 280 feet of Clean Prominence

Rank	Peak	Elev-M (Avg)	Prom-M (Avg)	Range (Level 5)	Isol-Km
1.	Wheeler Peak	4011	1039	Taos Mountains	59.6
	Mount Walter	4003	22	Taos Mountains	.6
	Old Mike Peak	3997	77	Taos Mountains	1.5
2.	Truchas Peak	3993	1220	Santa Fe Mountains	68.1
	Middle Truchas Peak	3983	75	Santa Fe Mountains	1.2
	Medio Truchas Peak	3981	49	Santa Fe Mountains	.6
3.	North Truchas Peak	3970	196	Santa Fe Mountains	1.5
	Simpson Peak	3955	23	Taos Mountains	.7
4.	Big Costilla Peak	3941	448	Culebra Range	20.7
	Peak 12880	3932	61	Santa Fe Mountains	.7
5.	Vintrero Benchmark	3926	217	Culebra Range	6.3
5.	Lake Fork Peak	3926	189	Taos Mountains	2.5
7.	Chimayosos Peak	3914	262	Santa Fe Mountains	2.0
8.	Jicarita Peak	3912	224	Santa Fe Mountains	9.8
9.	Jicarita Peak-South Peak	3910	88	Santa Fe Mountains	1.1
10.	Peak 12819	3907	146	Taos Mountains	1.7
	Big Costilla Peak-North Peak	3883	61	Culebra Range	1.0
11.	Venado Peak	3881	906	Taos Mountains	18.6
12.	Gold Hill	3876	554	Taos Mountains	8.7
13.	Latir Peak	3873	100	Taos Mountains	1.9
14.	Sheepshead Peak	3870	145	Santa Fe Mountains	1.2
	Latir Mesa	3869	22	Taos Mountains	.7
	Red Dome	3859	49	Taos Mountains	1.1
15.	Santa Barbara Peak	3859	158	Santa Fe Mountains	4.7
16.	Vallecito Mountain	3854	239	Taos Mountains	2.0
17.	Santa Fe Baldy	3847	610	Santa Fe Mountains	17.3
17.	Trouble Benchmark	3847	98	Santa Fe Mountains	3.2
19.	Virsylvia Peak	3839	102	Taos Mountains	1.3
20.	Little Costilla Peak	3836	745	Culebra Range	12.1
	Little South Truchas	3834	49	Santa Fe Mountains	.4
	Peak 12572	3832	22	Culebra Range	1.0
21.	East Pecos Baldy	3819	277	Santa Fe Mountains	4.8
22.	Barbara Peak	3815	139	Santa Fe Mountains	1.4
	Jicarita Peak-North Peak	3813	81	Santa Fe Mountains	1.1
23.	Pecos Baldy	3810	85	Santa Fe Mountains	1.2
	Jicarilla Peak	3808	84	Santa Fe Mountains	2.3
	Kachina Peak	3804	55	Taos Mountains	.6
24.	Jarocito Creek Peak	3798	108	Culebra Range	.8
25.	Peak 12456	3797	121	Taos Mountains	1.9
	Trampas-Santa Barbara Ridge	3796	83	Santa Fe Mountains	1.3
	Lew Wallace Peak	3794	70	Taos Mountains	.8
26.	Cabresto Peak	3794	94	Taos Mountains	1.3
27.	Baldy Mountain	3792	823	Cimarron Range	17.7
	Peak 12429	3788	39	Taos Mountains	.7
28.	Lake Peak	3782	411	Santa Fe Mountains	3.8
29.	Redonda Peak	3766	200	Santa Fe Mountains	2.6
	Little Jicarita Peak	3758	45	Santa Fe Mountains	1.2
30.	Pueblo Peak	3751	379	Taos Mountains	4.7
	Peak 12293	3747	47	Taos Mountains	.5
31.	Little Jicarita West	3739	87	Santa Fe Mountains	2.3
	Taos Cone	3737	61	Taos Mountains	.7
	Penitente Peak	3733	58	Santa Fe Mountains	.6
	Peak 12225	3726	62	Culebra Range	1.0
	Peak 12217	3724	72	Taos Mountains	1.3
32.	Pueblo Peak-West Peak	3712	146	Taos Mountains	.8
33.	Trampas Peak	3709	302	Santa Fe Mountains	2.9
33.	Bull Creek Peak	3709	94	Taos Mountains	.5
	Peak 12165	3708	69	Taos Mountains	1.0
	Frazer Mountain	3707	68	Taos Mountains	.7
	Peak 12136	3699	35	Santa Fe Mountains	2.4
35.	Baldy Cabin Peak	3693	139	Taos Mountains	1.1
36.	Lobo Peak	3693	287	Taos Mountains	7.2
	South Penitente Peak	3691	66	Santa Fe Mountains	1.4
37.	Peak 12040	3676	98	Taos Mountains	1.4
	Baldy Mountain	3672	69	Taos Mountains	.9
	Tesuque Peak	3672	33	Santa Fe Mountains	.8
38.	Touch-Me-Not Mountain	3671	288	Cimarron Range	5.3
	Peak 12027	3666	42	Santa Fe Mountains	.5
39.	Peak 12025	3665	87	Taos Mountains	1.3
40.	Peak 12014	3662	120	Taos Mountains	1.1
	Peak 12012	3661	59	Taos Mountains	1.1

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List Description

This list shows the highest peaks in New Mexico. All of the "12ers" in the state are located in the Sange del Cristo Mountains, stretching south from the Colorado state line to near Santa Fe.

To be ranked on this list, a peak must have a clean prominence of 280 feet, which is generally equivalent to an interpolated prominence of 300 feet. This is the most commonly-used standard used in Colorado for the 14er and 13er lists in that state, and seems appropriate for New Mexico as well.

Acknowledgments

Many thanks to Phil Robinson, who supplied many of the peaks on this list.

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