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Annapurna Himal

Range TypeMountain range with well-recognized name
Highest PointAnnapūrna (8091 m/26,545 ft)
CountriesNepal
Area8,246 sq km / 3,184 sq mi
Area may include lowland areas
Extent141 km / 88 mi North-South
109 km / 68 mi East-West
Center Lat/Long28° 21' N; 84° 0' E
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Map of Annapurna Himal
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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 Annapurna Himal.
Central Nepal HimalayaLevel 3 (Parent)
         Annapurna HimalLevel 4
         Ghurka HimalLevel 4 (Sibling)
         Ganesh HimalLevel 4 (Sibling)
         Xishapangma AreaLevel 4 (Sibling)
         KhumbuLevel 4 (Sibling)
         Kathmandu-TeraiLevel 4 (Sibling)


Major Peaks of the Annapurna Himal

Ten Highest Peaks
RankPeak NamemftRange5
1.Annapūrna809126,545 
2.Annapurna-Middle Peak805126,414 
3.Annapurna East Pk.802626,332 
4.Annapūrna II793926,047 
5.Annapurna Fang764725,089 
6.Annapurna III755524,787 
7.Annapurna IV752524,688 
8.Kangshar Kang748524,557 
9.Gangapurna745524,459 
10.Annapurna Dakshin721923,684 
Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included.


Photos of Peaks in the Annapurna Himal

Annapurna III
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Awesome scenery in the Nepal Himalaya: Machhapuchare (Fishes Tail) and Annapurna III. Photo by Tom Sewell.
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Awesome scenery in the Nepal Himalaya: Machhapuchare (Fishes Tail) and Annapurna III. Photo by Tom Sewell.
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