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Mountain range · part of the Andes

Patagonian Andes

Peaks listed
18
4,058 m
highest
2
countries

The Patagonian Andes spans 2 countries in our data, with Cerro San Valentín its highest listed summit at 4,058 m.

Peaks
18
Highest
4,058 m
Cerro San Valentín
Countries
2
With prominence data
9

The 18 highest

#PeakCountryElevation
1Cerro San ValentínChile4,058 m
2Cerro CochraneChile3,706 m
3Cerro TronadorArgentina, Chile3,491 m
4Cerro ArenalesChile3,437 m
5Cerro FitzroyChile, Argentina3,405 m
6Cerro RomaChile, Argentina3,270 m
7Nevado LongavíChile3,242 m
8Cerro AgassizChile3,168 m
9Cerro TorreChile, Argentina3,128 m
10Torre EggerChile, Argentina2,685 m
11Cerro MurallónArgentina, Chile2,656 m
12Volcán OsornoChile2,652 m
13Volcán MichinmahuidaChile2,450 m
14Cerro MacáChile2,300 m
15Cerro HudsonChile1,905 m
16Volcán ApagadoChile1,210 m
17Volcán HuaquiChile1,131 m
18Volcán ChaiténChile1,122 m

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Range membership comes from Wikidata, so a peak appears here only where that link is recorded — coverage is uneven and this list is not exhaustive. Elevation is from GeoNames, surveyed where available and otherwise modelled; no date is shown against a height because GeoNames publishes none.