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Aleutian Ranges

Range TypeMountain range with well-recognized name
Highest PointRedoubt Volcano (10,197 ft/3108 m)
CountriesUnited States (99%), Russia (1%)
(numbers are approximate percentage of range area)
States/ProvincesAlaska (99%), Kamchatka (1%)
(numbers are approximate percentage of range area)
Area48,143 sq mi / 124,690 sq km
Area may include lowland areas
Extent691 mi / 1,111 km North-South
13,782 mi / 22,180 km East-West
Center Lat/Long58° 0' N; 157° 33' W
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Map of Aleutian Ranges
Click on neighboring ranges to navigate to them.
Brooks Range Alaska Range Baffin Island Northwest Coast Islands Sierra Nevada Columbia Mountains Colorado Plateau Greater Yellowstone Rockies Midwest-Great Lakes Area Canadian Appalachians Western Russian Arctic Islands Western Russian Arctic Islands Norwegian Sea Islands North France-West Rhine Portugal-Galicia Sistema Iberico Eastern Alps Eastern Alps Western Italy South and East Baltic Plains Transylvanian Alps Greek-Albanian Ranges Northern Urals Southern Urals Western Caucasus Eastern Caucasus Western Anatolia Central Turkestan Ranges Tarbagatay-Jungarskiy Altun Shan Central Siberian Plateau Cherskogo Range Gobi Desert Ranges North Central China North Central China Xiao Hinggan Ling Hamgyong Sanmaek Hokkaido Alaska Intermountain Mackenzie Mountains Greenland Cascade Range Cascade Range Central Montana Rocky Mountains Western Rocky Mountains Northern U.S. Appalachians Finland-Kola-Karelia Massif Central Castile Balearic Islands Northern Alps Appenines Carpathian Mountains Macedonia-Thrace Arctic Urals Central Urals North Caspian Sea Lesser Caucasus Central Anatolia Eastern Iranian Ranges Pamir Western Tien Shan Qilian Shan Byrranga Sayan Mountains Stanovoy-Jugjur Kolymskiy Range Yablonovyy Range Southern Manchuria Ranges Sikhote-Alin Kuril Islands Canadian Arctic Islands South Canadian Arctic Islands South Great Basin Ranges Southern Rocky Mountains Appalachian Plateaus Cordillera Cantabrica Sicily Prepolar Urals Pontic Mountains Northwest Iran Ranges Central Tien Shan Honshu South-Central Alaska Coast Mountains Columbia Plateau Ranges Canadian Rockies Appalachian Ridges Scandinavian Mountains Ireland Pyrenees Southern Alps Bohemian Ranges Ukrainian Plains Greek Islands Greek Islands Southeast Anatolia Aral-East Caspian Eastern Tien Shan Kuznetskiy Alatau Verkhoyanskiy Range Koryakskiy Range Baikal Range Na Hinggan Ling Eastern Manchuria Ranges Sakhalin St. Elias Mountains British Columbia Interior Idaho Rocky Mountains Blue Ridge Mountains Great Britain Western Alps Western Alps Central Russia Dinaric Alps Central Caucasus Kyzyltas-Ulutau Kunlun Siberian Islands Kamchatka Peninsula North Baikal Plateaus Central Mongolia Bureiskiy-Jagdy Outlying Japanese Islands Yukon Intermountain Northwest U.S. Coast Ranges Piedmont-Southeast Coast German Highlands Tyrennian Islands Tyrennian Islands North Russia Balkan Mountains Southeast Baikal Ranges North China Southern and Eastern Micronesia Far Northern Rockies Chukotskiy Range Cherskogo-Borshchovochnyy Altai Hawaii Canadian Shield Great Plains North Atlantic Islands
Note: Range borders shown on map are an approximation and are not authoritative.

Other Ranges: To go to pages for other ranges either click on the map above, or on range names in the hierarchy snapshot below, which show the parent, siblings, and children of the Aleutian Ranges.
Alaska-Yukon RangesLevel 2 (Parent)
         Brooks RangeLevel 3 (Sibling)
         Alaska Intermountain RangesLevel 3 (Sibling)
         Alaska RangeLevel 3 (Sibling)
         Aleutian RangesLevel 3
                 Aleutian IslandsLevel 4 (Child)
                 Alaska Peninsula RangesLevel 4 (Child)
                 Northwest Aleutian RangeLevel 4 (Child)
                 Chigmit MountainsLevel 4 (Child)
         South-Central AlaskaLevel 3 (Sibling)
         Saint Elias MountainsLevel 3 (Sibling)
         Yukon Intermountain RangesLevel 3 (Sibling)
         Mackenzie MountainsLevel 3 (Sibling)


Major Peaks of the Aleutian Ranges

Ten Highest Peaks
RankPeak NameftmRange4
1.Redoubt Volcano10,1973108Chigmit Mountains
2.Iliamna Volcano10,0163053Chigmit Mountains
3.Mount Neacola94262873Northwest Aleutian Range
4.Shishaldin Volcano94142869Aleutian Islands
5.Mount Veniaminof82252507Alaska Peninsula Ranges
6.Pavlof Volcano8200+2499+Alaska Peninsula Ranges
7.Isanotski Peaks81062471Aleutian Islands
8.Telaquana Mountain80702460Northwest Aleutian Range
9.Mount Griggs7600+2316+Alaska Peninsula Ranges
10.Ch'akajabena Mountain75302295Northwest Aleutian Range
Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included.
Child Range High Points
RankPeak NameftmRange4
1.Redoubt Volcano10,1973108Chigmit Mountains
2.Mount Neacola94262873Northwest Aleutian Range
3.Shishaldin Volcano94142869Aleutian Islands
4.Mount Veniaminof82252507Alaska Peninsula Ranges



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