Western Ghats - Peaks

Peaks

Following is a list of some of the highest peaks of the Western Ghats:

Rank Name Elevation (m) Location
01. Anamudi 2695 Idukki, Kerala
02. Meesapulimala 2640 Idukki, Kerala
03. Doddabetta 2637 Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu
04. Kolaribetta 2629 Mukurthi National Park, Tamil Nadu
05. Mukurthi 2554 Mukurthi National Park, Tamil Nadu
06. Vandaravu Peak 2553 Palani Hills Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park, Tamil Nadu
07. Kattumalai 2552 Eravikulam National Park, Kerala
08. Anginda peak 2383 Silent Valley National Park, Kerala
09. Vavul Mala 2339 Vellarimala, Kerala
10. Velliangiri Peak 2240 Velliangiri Hills, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu,
11. Kodaikanal 2133 Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu
12. Chembra Peak 2100 Wayanad, Kerala
13. Elivai Malai 2088 Palakkad, Kerala
14. Banasura Peak 2073 Wayanad, Kerala
15. Kottamalai 2019 Periyar National Park, Kerala
16. Mullayanagiri 1930 Chikmagalur, Karnataka
17. Baba Budangiri 1895 Chikmagalur, Karnataka
18. Kudremukh 1894 Chikmagalur, Karnataka
19. Agasthyamalai 1868 Neyyar Wildlife Sanctuary, Kerala
20. Biligiriranga Hills 1800 Chamarajanagar, Karnataka
21. Tadiandamol 1748 Kodagu, Karnataka
22. Kumara Parvata 1712 Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka
23. Pushpagiri 1712 Pushpagiri Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka
24. Kalsubai 1646 Ahmednagar, Maharashtra
25. Brahmagiri 1608 Kodagu, Karnataka
26. Salher 1567 Nashik, Maharashtra
27. Madikeri 1525 Kodagu, Karnataka
28. Himavad Gopalaswamy Betta 1450 Chamarajanagar, Karnataka
29. Torna Fort 1405 Pune, Maharashtra
30. Purandar fort 1387 Pune, Maharashtra
31. Raigad fort 1346 Raigad district, Maharashtra
32. Kodachadri 1343 Shimoga, Karnataka.

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