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Mountains of Sudan

Peaks listed
29
3,042 m
highest
0
ranges
1
volcanoes

The highest point in Sudan is Jabal Marrah at 3,042 m. Every peak we list for Sudan is linked below.

Shared with a neighbour
5
Border summits
Median elevation
2,121 m
Across every listed peak

The 28 highest

Subsidiary summits — named high points on a larger mountain — are omitted, so ranks may skip.

The highest mountains in this country, by elevation
#PeakRangeElevation
1Jabal Marrah volcano—3,042 m
2Jabal Uwo—2,993 m
3Jabal Korong Tong—2,976 m
4Tereng—2,922 m
5Sudamo—2,848 m
6Jabal Kerru—2,823 m
7Kirsin Tonga—2,799 m
9Uguduma—2,417 m
10Jabal Roribet—2,370 m
11Jabal Gurgei—2,280 m
12Jabal Adrau—2,256 m
13Idwa—2,248 m
14Mogulduma—2,167 m
15Jabal Banser—2,121 m
16Lonyili—2,115 m
17Jabal Koba—2,113 m
18Jabal Ju—2,097 m
19Jabal Teina—2,094 m
20Jabal Nāmī—2,082 m
21Jabal Dara—2,080 m
22Jabal Gaur—2,079 m
23Jabal Ubbor—2,077 m
24Jabal Burei—2,075 m
25Buro—2,071 m
26Jabal Elba—1,435 m
27Jebel Tinga—1,222 m
28Jebel Moho—1,164 m
29Jabal Mun—1,041 m

All peaks by range

All 29 peaks we list in Sudan.

Not assigned to a range 29

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Elevation from GeoNames — surveyed where available, otherwise modelled and labelled approximate on each peak’s page. Surveyed elevation, GeoNames for Jabal Marrah. 5 of these summits sit on a border and are counted in each country they belong to.