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Mountains in New Zealand

7 mountain guides in New Zealand, out of 133 well-known mountains we know there.

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Other well-known mountains in New Zealand

  • Mount Tarawera1,111 m
  • Cecil Peak1,978 m
  • Mount Ngauruhoe2,291 m
  • Malte-Brun3,199 m
  • Mount Dampier3,440 m
  • Mitre Peak1,693 m
  • Tapuae-o-Uenuku2,885 m
  • Mount Sefton3,151 m
  • Mount Tūtoko2,723 m
  • Silberhorn3,300 m
  • Rangitoto Island260 m
  • Mount Vancouver3,309 m
  • Mount Earnslaw / Pikirakatahi2,830 m
  • Mount Elie De Beaumont3,109 m
  • Manakau2,608 m
  • Lendenfeld Peak3,194 m
  • Taupō Volcano760 m
  • The Minarets3,040 m
  • Mount Anglem / Hananui980 m
  • Mount Hopkins2,678 m
  • Mount Brewster2,516 m
  • Mount Hicks / Saint Davids Dome3,198 m
  • Mount Hamilton3,025 m
  • Walter Peak1,800 m

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