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The 25 Most Topographically Isolated Major Mountain Peaks of California
Rank	Mountain Peak	Mountain Range	Elevation	Prominence	Isolation
1	Mount Whitney^[1] NGS PB	Sierra Nevada	4421 m 14,505 feet	3072 m 10,080 feet	2650 km 1647 miles
2	Mount Shasta NGS PB	Cascade Range	4322 m 14,179 feet	2997 m 9,832 feet	539 km 335 miles
3	San Gorgonio Mountain^[2] PB	San Bernardino Mountains	3506 m 11,503 feet	2528 m 8,294 feet	262 km 163 miles
4	Junípero Serra Peak^[2] PB	Santa Lucia Range	1788 m 5,865 feet	1355 m 4,447 feet	213 km 132 miles
5	Eagle Peak NGS PB	Warner Mountains	3016 m 9,895 feet	1330 m 4,362 feet	141 km 88 miles
6	Mount Pinos NGS PB	San Emigdio Mountains	2697 m 8,849 feet	1463 m 4,800 feet	134 km 83 miles
7	Lassen Peak NGS PB	Cascade Range	3189 m 10,462 feet	1594 m 5,229 feet	115 km 72 miles
8	White Mountain Peak NGS PB	White Mountains	4344 m 14,252 feet	2193 m 7,196 feet	109 km 68 miles
9	Copernicus Peak^[2] PB	Diablo Range	1335 m 4,380 feet	951 m 3,120 feet	105 km 65 miles
10	South Yolla Bolly Mountain^[2] PB	Northern California Coast Range	2468 m 8,098 feet	1479 m 4,854 feet	99 km 61 miles
11	Telescope Peak NGS PB	Panamint Range	3366 m 11,043 feet	1886 m 6,188 feet	93 km 58 miles
12	Mount Orizaba^[2]^[3] PB	Santa Catalina Island	649 m 2,129 feet	649 m 2,129 feet	79 km 49 miles
13	San Benito Mountain NGS PB	Diablo Range	1602 m 5,256 feet	1064 m 3,491 feet	70 km 43 miles
14	Mount San Antonio^[2] PB	San Gabriel Mountains	3069 m 10,068 feet	1903 m 6,244 feet	69 km 43 miles
15	Thompson Peak NGS PB	Klamath Mountains	2743 m 8,999 feet	1199 m 3,934 feet	59 km 37 miles
16	Thirst Benchmark^[4] NGS PB	San Clemente Island	600 m 1,969 feet	600 m 1,969 feet	55 km 34 miles
17	Santiago Peak NGS PB	Santa Ana Mountains	1734 m 5,690 feet	1340 m 4,397 feet	54 km 34 miles
18	Mount Diablo NGS PB	Diablo Range	1171 m 3,841 feet	951 m 3,119 feet	53 km 33 miles
19	North Palisade^[2] PB	Sierra Nevada	4343 m 14,248 feet	882 m 2,894 feet	52 km 32 miles
20	Devils Peak^[5] NGS PB	Santa Cruz Island	754 m 2,474 feet	754 m 2,474 feet	50 km 31 miles
21	Clark Mountain NGS PB	Mojave Desert Ranges PB	2418 m 7,933 feet	1305 m 4,281 feet	49 km 31 miles
22	Boulder Peak NGS PB	Klamath Mountains	2531 m 8,302 feet	890 m 2,919 feet	49 km 30 miles
23	Mount Ritter^[2] PB	Sierra Nevada	4008 m 13,149 feet	1216 m 3,990 feet	48 km 30 miles
24	Double Mountain NGS PB	Sierra Nevada	2436 m 7,993 feet	1171 m 3,841 feet	47 km 29 miles
25	Red Mountain^[2] PB	Mojave Desert Ranges PB	1604 m 5,264 feet	634 m 2,081 feet	46 km 29 miles

Mount Kailish redirect to Mount Kailash edit

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Mount Kailish redirect to Mount Kailash

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^ The summit of Mount Whitney is the highest point of the Sierra Nevada, the State of California, and the contiguous United States.
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Cite error: The named reference NGVD29 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ Mount Orizaba is the summit of Santa Catalina Island.
^ Thirst Benchmark is the summit of San Clemente Island.
^ Devils Peak is the summit of Santa Cruz Island and the highest point of the Channel Islands of California.

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[Whitney-1] The summit of Mount Whitney is the highest point of the Sierra Nevada, the State of California, and the contiguous United States.

[NGVD29-2] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ Cite error: The named reference NGVD29 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).

[MtOrizaba-3] Mount Orizaba is the summit of Santa Catalina Island.

[Thirst-4] Thirst Benchmark is the summit of San Clemente Island.

[Devils-5] Devils Peak is the summit of Santa Cruz Island and the highest point of the Channel Islands of California.

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