Mullayanagiri

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Mullayanagiri (Kannada: ಮುಳ್ಳಯ್ಯನಗಿರಿ ) (also spelt Mullayangiri or Mullainagiri), is the highest peak in Karnataka, India. Mullayanagiri is located in the Baba Budan Giri Range of the Western Ghats. With a height of 1930 m (6317 ft.), it is the hightest peak between the Himalayas and the Nilgiris.

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Mullainagiri

	Western Ghats
Rivers	Bhadra River \| Bhima River \| Chalakkudi River \| Chittar River \| Godavari River \| Kabini River \| Kali River \| Kallayi River \| Kaveri River \| Koyana \| Krishna \| Krishna River \| Kundali River \| Mahabaleshwar \| Malaprabha River \| Manimuthar River \| Netravati River \| Pachaiyar River \| Parambikulam River \| Pennar River \| Saraswati \| Savitri \| Sharavathi River \| Tambaraparani River \| Tapti River \| Tunga River \| Venna
Regions	Goa gap \| Palghat Gap
Hills	Agastya Malai \| Ana Mudi \| Banasura Peak \| Biligirirangan Hills \| Biligirirangans \| Chembra Peak \| Desh Maharashtra region \| Doddabetta \| Gangamoola peak \| Harishchandragad \| Kalsubai \| Kemmangundi \| Konkan \| Kudremukh \| Mahabaleshwar \| Malabar \| Malnad \| Mullayanagiri \| Mullayanagiri \| Nandi Hills \| Nilgiri Hills \| Sahyadri \| Shevaroys \| Taramati \| Tirumala Range \| Vellarimala
Waterfalls	Abbey Falls \| Chunchanakatte Falls \| Gokak Falls \| Jog Falls \| Kalhatti Falls \| Sathodi Falls \| Sivasamudram Falls
Dependent states	Goa \| Gujarat \| Karnataka \| Kerala \| Maharashtra \| Tamil Nadu