Stanislaus County, Mountains |
Highest Point: Mount Stakes 3,804' (1,159.46m) |
California |
is one of |
the most diverse |
places on earth. But |
nothing is more impressive |
than the mountains. From north to |
south, and from the Pacific on east, they |
provide an adventure for young and old alike. They |
range from Mount Whitney, 14,491' (4,416.856m) above |
sea level on down to Death Valley, 282' (85.5m) below sea level. |
Note: Elevations and Locations are from the US Geological Survey USGS, |
Geographic Names Information System (GNIS), |
National Geographic Maps TOPO Series. |
Mountain |
Location (3k Map) |
Feet |
Meters |
Mount Stakes |
37.32240N 121.4074W |
3,804 |
1,159.46 |
Black Mountain |
37.33188N 121.40966W |
3,753 |
1,143.91 |
Mount Boardman |
37.48132N 121.47133W |
3,586 |
1,093.01 |
Mount Oso |
37.50743N 121.37438W |
3,360 |
1,024.13 |
Mountain |
Location (2k Map) |
Feet |
Meters |
Copper Mountain |
37.41771N 121.31438W |
2,648 |
807.11 |
Mikes Peak |
37.35743N 121.31715W |
2,582 |
786.99 |
Bone Spring Hill |
37.16216N 121.23576W |
2,490 |
758.95 |
Pine Springs Hill |
37.18216N 121.28493W |
2,362 |
719.94 |
Hamner Hill |
37.21355N 121.29021W |
2,356 |
718.11 |
Black Mountain |
37.26854N 121.24326W |
2,254 |
687.02 |
Mustang Peak |
37.18521N 121.36076W |
2,231 |
680.01 |
Orestimba Peak |
37.32354N 121.22576W |
2,060 |
627.89 |
Crevison Peak |
37.19105N 121.18881W |
2,054 |
626.06 |
Eli Hill |
37.19716N 121.24298W |
2,041 |
622.10 |
Mountain |
Location (1k Map) |
Feet |
Meters |
Hawk Rock Pillar |
37.1893•N 121.21076W |
1,923 |
586.13 |
Black Hill |
37.19188N 121.26937W |
1,781 |
542.85 |
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