After an extensive researching and analysis of all available data from local and foreign sources, Pinoy Mountaineer releases its list of the country’s tallest mountains. It is hoped that this list will clarify all misunderstandings regarding this matter.
METHODOLOGYComparative analysis and a relative elevation index was constructed based on PHILVOLCS, Indexmundi.com, Sibarong Backpackers, MMS, and other sources. The Rodol Map of 1956 was also consulted, as well as site-specific DENR publications. Mountains suspected to be one and the same were plotted on the Wikimapia map of the Philippines to weed out redundancies, as in the case of Mt. Ragang and Mt. Piapayungan.
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The choice of which elevation to prefer reflects the approach of Pinoy Mountaineer in all its entries: landmark mountains, whose elevations are extensively studied (i.e. Mt. Apo, Mt. Kanlaon) served as benchmarks against which other mountains are compared. The relative graph formed from each source served as collaborative evidence.
The decision to include all high points of the Kitanglad Range follow the attitude of mountaineers towards the Cordillera range where all the high points (i.e. Pulag, Tabayoc, Napulauan) were considered. Still, however, this list may not free from inaccuracies and peer-evaluation is highly encouraged.
Coordinates will be added and this table will be modified as new information is available. Supplemental tables (i.e. Top 10 highest in Luzon) will also be included later.
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ENDNOTEThere are truly still a lot of mountains out there, and Pinoy Mountaineer is still far from its goal of identifying, classifying, and describing all the mountains in the Philippines. It is a refreshing thought, however, that one will never run out of mountains to explore in the Philippines!
THE 30 HIGHEST MOUNTAINS IN THE PHILIPPINES
Rank Mountain Elevation (meters) Location 1 Mt. Apo 2956 m Davao and North Cotabato 2 Mt. Dulang-Dulang 2938 m Kitanglad Range, Bukidnon 3 Mt. Pulag 2922 m Cordillera Range, Benguet 4 Mt. Kitanglad 2899 m Kitanglad Range, Bukidnon 5 Mt. Kalatungan 2860 m Kalatungan Range, Bukidnon 6 Mt. Tabayoc 2842 m Cordillera Range, Benguet 7 Mt. Ragang 2815 m Piapayungan Range, Lanao del Sur 8 Mt. Maagnaw 2742 m Kitanglad Range, Bukidnon 9 Mt. Singakalsa (Timbak) 2717 m Cordillera Range, Benguet 10 Mt. Amuyao 2702 m Cordillera Range, Mt. Province 11 Mt. Panotoan 2689 m Cordillera Range, Benguet-Ifugao 12 Mt. Kapiligan (Cawit) 2670 m Cordillera Range, Ifugao 13 Mt. Pandadagsaan/Mt. Tagub (White Peak) 2670 m New Bataan, Compostela Valley 14 Mt. Abao 2661 m Cordillera Range, Mt. Province 15 Mt. Napulauan 2642 m Cordillera Range, Ifugao 16 Mt. Osdung 2617 m Cordillera Range, Mt. Province 17 Mt. Lumuluyaw, 2612 m Kitanglad Range, Bukidnon 18 Mt. Halcon 2582 m Oriental Mindoro 19 Mt. Cauitan 2569 m Cordillera Range, Mt. Province 20 Mt. Alchanon (Alchanar) 2567 m Cordillera Range, Mt. Province 21 Mt. Baco 2488 m Occidental Mindoro 22 Mt. Bangbanglang 2464 m Cordillera Range, Mt. Province 23 Mt. Mayon 2462 m Albay, Bicol Region 24 Mt. Sapocoy (Saporay) 2456 m Cordillera Range, Kalinga-Apayao 25 Mt. Pawoi 2456 m Cordillera Range, Mt. Province 26 Mt. Balatucan 2450 m Gingoog City, Misamis Oriental 27 Mt. Kanlaon 2435 m Negros Island 28 Mt. Malindang 2404 m Misamis Occidental 29 Mt. Candalaga 2402 m Davao Oriental 30 Mt. Tuminungan 2400 m Kitanglad Range, Bukidnon
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