Peaks
Following is a list of some of the highest peaks of the Western Ghats:
Rank | Name | Elevation (m) | Location | |
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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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