30. and 31. France and Italy — Mont Blanc, 15,781 feet
29. Indonesia — Pun cak Jaya, 16,024 feet
28. Venezuela — Pico Bolivar, 16,332 feet
26. and 27. Uganda and Democratic Republic of the Congo — Mount Stanley, 16,762 feet
25. Turkey — Mount Ararat, 16,854 feet
24. Kenya — Mount Kenya, 17,057 feet
23. Georgia — Shkhara, 17,064 feet
22. Iran — Damavand, 18,406 feet
21. Mexico — Volcán Citlaltépetl, 18,491 feet
20. Russia — Mount Elbrus, 18,510 feet
19. Colombia — Pico Cristóbal Colón, 18,701 feet
18. Myanmar — Hkakabo Razi, 19,295 feet
17. Tanzania — Kilimanjaro, 19,331 feet
16. Canada — Mount Logan, 19,551 feet
15. United States — Denali, 20,310 feet
14. Ecuador — Chimborazo, 20,561 feet
13. Bolivia — Sajama, 21,463 feet
12. Peru — Huascarán, 22,205 feet
11. Chile — Ojos del Salado, 22,615 feet
10. Argentina — Aconcagua, 22,835 feet
9. Kazakhstan — Khan Tengri, 22,999 feet
8. Kyrgyzstan — Jengish Chokusu, 24,406 feet
7. Afghanistan — Noshaq, 24,580 feet
6. Tajikistan — Ismoil Somoni Peak, 24,590 feet
5. Bhutan — Gangkhar Puensum, 24,836 feet
4. India — Kangchenjunga, 28,169 feet
3. Pakistan — K2, 28,251 feet
1. and 2. China and Nepal — Mount Everest, 29,029 feet
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