Significant Ridges (from North To South)
| Name | State |
|---|---|
| Shawangunk Ridge | New York |
| Kittatinny Mountains | New Jersey |
| Bald Eagle Mountain | Pennsylvania |
| Blue Mountain | Pennsylvania |
| Jacks Mountain | Pennsylvania |
| Nittany Mountain | Pennsylvania |
| Tuscarora Mountain | Pennsylvania |
| Tussey Mountain | Pennsylvania |
| Wills Mountain | Pennsylvania and Maryland |
| Sideling Hill | West Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania |
| Cacapon Mountain | West Virginia |
| Knobly Mountain | West Virginia |
| Mill Creek Mountain | West Virginia |
| New Creek Mountain | West Virginia |
| North Fork Mountain | West Virginia |
| Patterson Creek Mountain | West Virginia |
| Sleepy Creek Mountain | West Virginia |
| South Branch Mountain | West Virginia |
| Spruce Knob | West Virginia |
| Allegheny Mountain | Virginia and West Virginia |
| Great North Mountain | Virginia and West Virginia |
| North Mountain | Virginia and West Virginia |
| Massanutten Mountain | Virginia |
| Pine Mountain | Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee |
| Clinch Mountain | Tennessee and Virginia |
| Powell Mountain | Tennessee and Virginia |
| Bays Mountain | Tennessee |
| Lookout Mountain | Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia |
| Red Mountain | Alabama |
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