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Non-Uinta Utah 12,000-foot Peaks

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Rank	Peak	Elev-Ft	Prom-Ft	Range (Level 5)	Isol-Mi	Ascents
1.	Mount Peale	12,721	6161	La Sal Mountains	72.8	221
2.	Mount Mellenthin	12,645	645	La Sal Mountains	1.7	41
3.	Mount Tukuhnikivatz	12,482	722	La Sal Mountains	1.5	68
4.	Mount Waas	12,331	1793	La Sal Mountains	5.2	94
5.	Manns Peak	12,272	632	La Sal Mountains	1.7	32
	Mount Laurel	12,271	271	La Sal Mountains	.4	20
	Mount Peale-Northwest Peak	12,240	80	La Sal Mountains	.4	30
6.	Mount Tomasaki	12,239	639	La Sal Mountains	1.2	25
7.	Pilot Mountain	12,200	440	La Sal Mountains	.8	26
8.	Delano Peak	12,169	4689	Tushar Mountains	112.1	218
	Green Mountain	12,163	163	La Sal Mountains	.5	30
9.	Mount Belknap	12,137	1177	Tushar Mountains	4.1	26
10.	Mount Baldy	12,122	1202	Tushar Mountains	1.7	15
11.	Ibapah Peak	12,087	5247	Deep Creek Range	61.2	142
	Little Tuk	12,048	168	La Sal Mountains	.4	13
12.	Castle Mountain	12,044	364	La Sal Mountains	.5	14
	Delano Peak-East Peak	12,040	280	Tushar Mountains	.6	20
13.	Haystack Peak	12,020	660	Deep Creek Range	1.6	10
14.	Delano-Brigham Ridge Peak	12,002	362	Tushar Mountains	.6	17
15.	La Sal Peak	12,001	321	La Sal Mountains	.4	12

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List Description

List Info

Any list of the highest peaks in Utah is completely dominated by the Uintas, the high Rocky Mountain sub-range running east-west in the northeastern part of the state. This list eliminates all the peaks in the Uintas so the high peaks in the state's other high ranges--the La Sals, the Deep Creeks, and the Tushars--can show their stuff.

See the Utah 12,000-foot Peaks list to see the Uinta-dominated list of Utah's highest summits.

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Utah Peak List

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Utah Mountaineering Guide (Kelsey)

Caution: These books feature many of the peaks on this list, but may not have information on all of them.

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