Berikut daftar lengkap gunung-gunung di Tiongkok, diurutkan berdasarkan abjad. Beberapa gunung yang diklaim oleh RRC ini, termasuk yang berada di bawah kendali Republik Tiongkok dan yang disengketakan dengan negara lain, seperti Gunung Everest, dicatat setelah daftar.
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Berikut daftar lengkap gunung-gunung di Tiongkok, diurutkan berdasarkan abjad. Beberapa gunung yang diklaim oleh RRC ini, termasuk yang berada di bawah kendali Republik Tiongkok dan yang disengketakan dengan negara lain, seperti Gunung Everest, dicatat setelah daftar.[1][2][3]
| Gunung | Gambar | Propinsi | Ketinggian | Catatan | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amne Machin |  |
Qinghai | 6.282 meter (20.610 ft) | ||
| Badaling |  |
Beijing | 1.015 meter (3.330 ft) | ||
| Gunung Paektu |  |
Jilin | 2.744 meter (9.003 ft) | Puncak tertinggi di Cina Timur Laut dan Semenanjung Korea | |
| Gunung Baishi | Hebei | 2,096 meter (7 ft) | |||
| Gunung Baiyun | Guangdong | 382 meter (1.253 ft) | |||
| Gunung Beiwudang | Shanxi | ||||
| Gunung Bijia |  |
Liaoning | |||
| Puncak Bogda | Xinjiang | 5.445 meter (17.864 ft) | |||
| Puncak Broad |  |
Xinjiang | 8.051 meter (26.414 ft) | ||
| Bukadaban Feng | Qinghai/Xinjiang | 6.860 meter (22.507 ft) | |||
| Gunung Cangyan |  |
Hebei | 1.000 meter (3.281 ft) | ||
| Chakragil | Xinjiang | 6.760 meter (22.178 ft) | |||
| Changla | Tibet | 6.721 meter (22.051 ft) | |||
| Chongtar Kangri | Xinjiang | 7.315 meter (23.999 ft) | |||
| Gunung Dahei |  |
Liaoning | 663 meter (2.175 ft) | ||
| Gunung Danxia |  |
Guangdong | |||
| Gunung Daxue | Yunnan | 3.500 meter (11.483 ft) | Puncak ultra terkemuka di Asia Tenggara | ||
| Gunung Dinghu | Guangdong | ||||
| Gunung Dingjun | Shaanxi | ||||
| Gunung Du | Henan | 368 meter (1.207 ft) | |||
| Dunheger | Xinjiang | 3.325 meter (10.909 ft) | |||
| Dunhong | Xinjiang | ||||
| Gunung Emei |  |
Sichuan | 3.099 meter (10.167 ft) | ||
| Gunung Erlang | Sichuan | ||||
| Gunung Everest |  |
Tibet | 8.848 meter (29.029 ft)[4] | The highest peak in the world. Located in Nepal and China.[1][2] | |
| Puncak Geladaindong |  |
Qinghai | 6.621 meter (21.722 ft) | ||
| Gunung Genyen | Sichuan | 6.204 meter (20.354 ft) | |||
| Kharta Changri | Tibet | 7.056 meter (23.150 ft) | |||
| Gunung Gongga |  |
Sichuan | 7.556 meter (24.790 ft) | The highest peak in Sichuan and the easternmost 7.000 m (23.000 ft)+ peak worldwide | |
| Gora Alagordy | Xinjiang | 4.622 meter (15.164 ft) | |||
| Haba Xueshan |  |
Yunnan | 5.396 meter (17.703 ft) | ||
| Gunung Heng (Hunan) |  |
Hunan | 1.300 meter (4.265 ft) | ||
| Gunung Heng (Shanxi) |  |
Shanxi | 2.017 meter (6.617 ft) | ||
| Gunung Hua |  |
Shaanxi | 2.160 meter (7.087 ft) | ||
| Gunung Huangbo | Fujian | ||||
| Puncak Huangyajian | Zhejiang | 1.921 meter (6.302 ft) | |||
| Puncak Khüiten |  |
Xinjiang | 4.374 meter (14.350 ft) | ||
| Hunhua Shan | Yunnan | 3.420 meter (11.220 ft) | Ultra prominent peak of Southeast Asia | ||
| Jade Dragon Snow Mountain |  |
Yunnan | 5.596 meter (18.360 ft) | ||
| Jengish Chokusu |  |
Xinjiang | 7.439 meter (24.406 ft) | ||
| Gunung Jiangjun | Jiangsu | ||||
| Gunung Jianglang | Zhejiang | 817 meter (2.680 ft) | |||
| Gunung Jiuhua |  |
Anhui | |||
| Gunung Jizu |  |
Yunnan | 3.240 meter (10.630 ft) | ||
| Puncak Jongsong | Tibet | 7.462 meter (24.482 ft) | |||
| K2 |  |
Xinjiang | 8.611 meter (28.251 ft) | The highest peak in Xinjiang and Pakistan, and the second-highest globally | |
| Gunung Kailash |  |
Tibet | 6.638 meter (21.778 ft) | ||
| Kalamely Mountain | Xinjiang | ||||
| Kangpenqing |  |
Tibet | 7.281 meter (23.888 ft) | ||
| Kangphu Kang | Tibet | 7.204 meter (23.635 ft) | On Tibet/Bhutan border | ||
| Kangto |  |
Tibet/India | 7.060 meter (23.163 ft) | Located in both India  and China  ,[3] | |
| Kangze Gyai | Qinghai | 5.808 meter (19.055 ft) | |||
| Karjiang | Tibet | 7.221 meter (23.691 ft) | |||
| Kawagarbo |  |
Yunnan | 6.740 meter (22.113 ft) | ||
| Puncak Kezhen | Xinjiang | 7.038 meter (23.091 ft) | |||
| Khartaphu | Tibet | 7.213 meter (23.665 ft) | |||
| Khumbutse |  |
Tibet | 6.636 meter (21.772 ft) | ||
| Gunung Kitten | Guangxi | 2.142 meter (7.028 ft) | The highest peak in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region | ||
| Cat Mountain |  |
Fujian | 516 meter (1.693 ft) | ||
| Kongur Tagh |  |
Xinjiang | 7.649 meter (25.095 ft) | ||
| Kubi Gangri | Tibet | 6.859 meter (22.503 ft) | |||
| Labuche Kang |  |
Tibet | 7.367 meter (24.170 ft) | ||
| Langtang Ri | Tibet | 7.205 meter (23.638 ft) | |||
| Gunung Laojun | Yunnan | 4.513 meter (14.806 ft) | |||
| Gunung Langya | Anhui | ||||
| Gunung Lao |  |
Shandong | 1.138 meter (3.734 ft) | ||
| Lhotse |  |
Tibet | 8.516 meter (27.940 ft) | ||
| Gunung Liang | Shandong | 198 meter (650 ft) | |||
| Lingtren |  |
Tibet | 6.749 meter (22.142 ft) | ||
| Gunung Lingyan | Jiangsu | ||||
| Gunung Li | Shaanxi | 1.302 meter (4.272 ft) | |||
| Liushi Shan | Tibet/Xinjiang | 7.167 meter (23.514 ft) | |||
| Loenpo Gang | Tibet | 6.979 meter (22.897 ft) | |||
| Gunung Longhu | Jiangxi | ||||
| Lunpo Gangri | Tibet | 7.095 meter (23.278 ft) | |||
| Gunung Luofu | Guangdong | ||||
| Huangshan |  |
Anhui | 1.864 meter (6.115 ft) | ||
| Makalu |  |
Tibet | 8.481 meter (27.825 ft) | ||
| Gunung Mazong | Gansu | 2.584 meter (8.478 ft) | |||
| Mianzimu |  |
Yunnan | 6.054 meter (19.862 ft) | ||
| Gunung Jinfo |  |
Chongqing | 2.238 meter (7.343 ft) | ||
| Gunung Longmen (Shanxi) | Shanxi | 1.087 meter (3.566 ft) | |||
| Gunung Mian |  |
Shanxi | 2.440 meter (8.005 ft) | An important Taoist center, associated with the origin of the Cold Food Festival. Also formerly known as Mt Jie. | |
| Gunung Mogan |  |
Zhejiang | |||
| Moon Hill |  |
Guangxi | |||
| Muztagh Ata |  |
Xinjiang | 7.546 meter (24.757 ft) | ||
| Puncak Nairamdal | Xinjiang | 4.180 meter (13.714 ft) | |||
| Nyegyi Kansang | Tibet | 7.060 meter (23.163 ft) | Located in both India and China ,[3] |
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| Gunung Pan | Tianjin | 858 meter (2.815 ft) | |||
| Phu Si Lung | Yunnan | 3.076 meter (10.092 ft) | |||
| Gunung Pomiu | Sichuan | 5.413 meter (17.759 ft) | |||
| Porong Ri | Tibet | 7.292 meter (23.924 ft) | |||
| Pumori |  |
Tibet | 7.161 meter (23.494 ft) | ||
| Purple Mountain |  |
Jiangsu | 447 meter (1.467 ft) | ||
| Gunung Putuo | Zhejiang | ||||
| Gunung Qianling | Guizhou | 1.500 meter (4.921 ft) | |||
| Gunung Qingcheng | Sichuan | ||||
| Gunung Qionglong |  |
Suzhou | 3.417 meter (11.211 ft) | ||
| Gunung Qixia | Jiangsu | 286 meter (938 ft) | |||
| Gunung Qiyun | Anhui | 585 meter (1.919 ft) | |||
| Ratna Chuli | Tibet | 7.035 meter (23.081 ft) | |||
| Gunung Sanqing |  |
Jiangxi | 1.817 meter (5.961 ft) | ||
| Sauyr Zhotasy | Xinjiang | 3.840 meter (12.598 ft) | |||
| Shenguang Mountain | Guangdong | ||||
| Shennong Mountain | Henan | 1.028 meter (3.373 ft) | |||
| Shiceng Dashan | Yunnan | 1.830 meter (6.004 ft) | Tripoint | ||
| Shiren Mountain | Henan | 2.153 meter (7.064 ft) | |||
| Siguang Ri | Tibet | 7.308 meter (23.976 ft) | |||
| Shishapangma |  |
Tibet | 8.013 meter (26.289 ft) | The lowest Eight-thousander | |
| Simian Mountain |  |
Chongqing | |||
| Skyang Kangri |  |
Xinjiang | 7.545 meter (24.754 ft) | ||
| Gunung Song |  |
Henan | 1.500 meter (4.921 ft) | ||
| Gunung Taibai | Shaanxi | 3.767 meter (12.359 ft) | |||
| Gunung Tai |  |
Shandong | 1.533 meter (5.030 ft) | ||
| Gunung Tangjia | Sichuan | ||||
| Tavan Bogd | |
Xinjiang | 4.374 meter (14.350 ft) | The highest peak in Mongolia | |
| Teram Kangri | Xinjiang | 7.462 meter (24.482 ft) | |||
| Mahkota (gunung) | Xinjiang | 7.295 meter (23.934 ft) | |||
| Gunung Tiandang | Shaanxi | ||||
| Gunung Tianmen |  |
Hunan | |||
| Gunung Tianmu | Zhejiang | 1.506 meter (4.941 ft) | |||
| Gunung Tiantai | Zhejiang | 1.138 meter (3.734 ft) | |||
| Tiantangzhai | Anhui/Hubei | 1.729 meter (5.673 ft) | |||
| Gunung Tianzhong | Henan | ||||
| Gunung Tianzhu | Anhui | 1.760 meter (5.774 ft) | |||
| Gunung Tianzi | Hunan | ||||
| Tomort | Xinjiang | 4.886 meter (16.030 ft) | |||
| Tuoshan | Sichuan | ||||
| Gunung Wangwu | Henan | ||||
| Gunung Wugai |  |
Hunan | 1.600 meter (5.249 ft) | ||
| Gunung Wunü | Liaoning | 821 meter (2.694 ft) | |||
| Gunung Wushao | Gansu | ||||
| Gunung Wutai |  |
Shanxi | 3.058 meter (10.033 ft) | Highest peak in north China | |
| Gunung Wutong |  |
Guangdong | 944 meter (3.097 ft) | ||
| Gunung Wuzhi |  |
Hainan | 1.840 meter (6.037 ft) | ||
| Gunung Xiao | Henan | 1.903 meter (6.243 ft) | |||
| Gunung Xiqiao | Guangdong | 346 meter (1.135 ft) | |||
| Gunung Siguniang |  |
Sichuan | 6.250 meter (20.505 ft) | ||
| Gunung Xuebaoding |  |
Sichuan | 5.588 meter (18.333 ft) | ||
| Xuelian Feng | Xinjiang | 6.627 meter (21.742 ft) | |||
| Xueshan |  |
Taiwan | 3.886 meter (12.749 ft) | Controlled by the  Republik Tiongkok | |
| Yangmolong | Sichuan | 6.060 meter (19.882 ft) | |||
| Gunung Yiwulü |  |
Liaoning | 867 meter (2.844 ft) | ||
| Yu Shan |  |
Taiwan | 3.952 meter (12.966 ft) | Controlled by the Republik Tiongkok | |
| Gunung Yuelu | Hunan | 300 meter (984 ft) | |||
| Gunung Yun | Hunan | 1.372 meter (4.501 ft) | |||
| Yunlong Mountain | Jiangsu | ||||
| Gunung Yuntai (Henan) | .jpg) |
Henan | 1.308 meter (4.291 ft) | ||
| Puncak Yuzhu |  |
Qinghai | 6.224 meter (20.420 ft) | ||
| Zhaobao Mountain | Zhejiang | ||||
| Gunung Zimao | Fujian | 518 meter (1.699 ft) | |||
| Kunyu Mountain | Shandong | 900 meter (2.953 ft) | |||
| Gunung Changbai | Heilongjiang | 2.000 meter (6.562 ft) | |||
| Gunung Tian | Xinjiang | 7.439 meter (24.406 ft) | |||
| Gunung Lu |  |
Jiangxi | 1.474 meter (4.836 ft) |
