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This article comprises three sortable tables of major mountain peaks of the islands of the Caribbean Sea.
Topographic elevation is the vertical distance above the reference geoid, a precise mathematical model of the Earth's sea level as an equipotential gravitational surface. Topographic prominence is the elevation difference between the summit and the highest or key col to a higher summit. Topographic isolation is the minimum great circle distance to a point of higher elevation.
This article defines a significant summit as a summit with at least 100 meters (328.1 feet) of topographic prominence, and a major summit as a summit with at least 500 meters (1640.4 feet) of topographic prominence. An ultra-prominent summit is a summit with at least 1500 meters (4921.3 feet) of topographic prominence. There are seven ultra-prominent summits in the Caribbean.
The following sortable table lists the 15 highest mountain peaks of the Caribbean with at least 500 meters (1640.4 feet) of topographic prominence.
Rank | Mountain Peak | Nation | Island | Elevation | Prominence | Isolation |
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1 | Pico Duarte[1] PB | Dominican Republic | Island of Hispaniola | 10,164 ft |
3098 m10,164 ft |
3098 m584 mi |
941 km
2 | Loma Alto de la Bandera PB | Dominican Republic | Island of Hispaniola | 9,324 ft |
2842 m4,928 ft |
1502 m28 mi |
45 km
3 | Pic la Selle[2] PB | Haiti | Island of Hispaniola | 8,793 ft |
2680 m8,694 ft |
2650 m79 mi |
127 km
4 | Pic Macaya PB | Haiti | Island of Hispaniola | 7,700 ft |
2347 m6,847 ft |
2087 m134 mi |
216 km
5 | Loma Gajo en Medio PB | Dominican Republic | Island of Hispaniola | 7,477 ft |
2279 m5,837 ft |
1779 m36 mi |
57 km
6 | Blue Mountain Peak[3] PB | Jamaica | Island of Jamaica | 7,402 ft |
2256 m7,402 ft |
2256 m169 mi |
272 km
7 | Pico Real del Turquino[4] PB | Cuba | Island of Cuba | 6,476 ft |
1974 m6,476 ft |
1974 m136 mi |
219 km
8 | La Grande Soufrière[5] PB | Guadeloupe | île de Basse-Terre | 4,813 ft |
1467 m4,813 ft |
1467 m439 mi |
706 km
9 | Morne Diablotins[6] PB | Dominica | Island of Dominica | 4,747 ft |
1447 m4,747 ft |
1447 m42 mi |
67 km
10 | Montagne Pelée[7] PB | Martinique | Island of Martinique | 4,583 ft |
1397 m4,288 ft |
1307 m50 mi |
80 km
11 | Cerro de Punta[8] PB | Puerto Rico | Island of Puerto Rico | 4,390 ft |
1338 m4,390 ft |
1338 m268 mi |
432 km
12 | Gran Piedra PB | Cuba | Island of Cuba | 4,098 ft |
1249 m>1,640 ft |
>500 m79 mi |
127 km
13 | La Soufrière[9] PB | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Island of Saint Vincent | 4,049 ft |
1234 m4,049 ft |
1234 m101 mi |
162 km
14 | Mount Liamuiga[10] PB | Saint Kitts and Nevis | Island of Saint Kitts | 3,793 ft |
1156 m3,793 ft |
1156 m118 mi |
190 km
15 | Pico San Juan PB | Cuba | Island of Cuba | 3,740 ft |
1140 m>1,640 ft |
>500 m254 mi |
409 km
The following sortable table lists the 15 most topographically prominent mountain peaks of the Caribbean.
The first seven of these summits each have at least 1500 meters (4921.3 feet) of topographic prominence. See the List of Ultras in the Caribbean for a table of the seven summits with at least 1500 meters of topographic prominence.
Rank | Mountain Peak | Nation | Island | Elevation | Prominence | Isolation |
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1 | Pico Duarte[1] PB | Dominican Republic | Island of Hispaniola | 10,164 ft |
3098 m10,164 ft |
3098 m584 mi |
941 km
2 | Pic la Selle[2] PB | Haiti | Island of Hispaniola | 8,793 ft |
2680 m8,694 ft |
2650 m79 mi |
127 km
3 | Blue Mountain Peak[3] PB | Jamaica | Island of Jamaica | 7,402 ft |
2256 m7,402 ft |
2256 m169 mi |
272 km
4 | Pic Macaya PB | Haiti | Island of Hispaniola | 7,700 ft |
2347 m6,847 ft |
2087 m134 mi |
216 km
5 | Pico Real del Turquino[4] PB | Cuba | Island of Cuba | 6,476 ft |
1974 m6,476 ft |
1974 m136 mi |
219 km
6 | Loma Gajo en Medio PB | Dominican Republic | Island of Hispaniola | 7,477 ft |
2279 m5,837 ft |
1779 m36 mi |
57 km
7 | Loma Alto de la Bandera PB | Dominican Republic | Island of Hispaniola | 9,324 ft |
2842 m4,928 ft |
1502 m28 mi |
45 km
8 | La Grande Soufrière[5] PB | Guadeloupe | île de Basse-Terre | 4,813 ft |
1467 m4,813 ft |
1467 m439 mi |
706 km
9 | Morne Diablotins[6] PB | Dominica | Island of Dominica | 4,747 ft |
1447 m4,747 ft |
1447 m42 mi |
67 km
10 | Montagne Pelée[7] PB | Martinique | Island of Martinique | 4,583 ft |
1397 m4,583 ft |
1397 m50 mi |
80 km
11 | Cerro de Punta[8] PB | Puerto Rico | Island of Puerto Rico | 4,390 ft |
1338 m4,390 ft |
1338 m268 mi |
432 km
12 | La Soufrière[9] PB | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Island of Saint Vincent | 4,049 ft |
1234 m4,049 ft |
1234 m101 mi |
162 km
13 | Mount Liamuiga[10] PB | Saint Kitts and Nevis | Island of Saint Kitts | 3,793 ft |
1156 m3,793 ft |
1156 m118 mi |
190 km
14 | Mount Gimie[11] PB | Saint Lucia | Island of Saint Lucia | 3,117 ft |
950 m3,117 ft |
950 m36 mi |
59 km
15 | Aripo Peak[12] PB | Trinidad and Tobago | Island of Trinidad | 3,084 ft |
940 m3,084 ft |
940 m94 mi |
152 km
The following sortable table lists the 15 most topographically isolated mountain peaks of the Caribbean with at least 500 meters (1640.4 feet) of topographic prominence.
The first 14 of these summits each have at least 100 kilometers (62.14 miles) of topographic isolation and at least 500 meters (1640.4 feet) of topographic prominence.
Rank | Mountain Peak | Nation | Island | Elevation | Prominence | Isolation |
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1 | Pico Duarte[1] PB | Dominican Republic | Island of Hispaniola | 10,164 ft |
3098 m10,164 ft |
3098 m584 mi |
941 km
2 | La Grande Soufrière[5] PB | Guadeloupe | île de Basse-Terre | 4,813 ft |
1467 m4,813 ft |
1467 m439 mi |
706 km
3 | Cerro de Punta[8] PB | Puerto Rico | Island of Puerto Rico | 4,390 ft |
1338 m4,390 ft |
1338 m268 mi |
432 km
4 | Pico San Juan PB | Cuba | Island of Cuba | 3,740 ft |
1140 m>1,640 ft |
>500 m254 mi |
409 km
5 | Blue Mountain Peak[3] PB | Jamaica | Island of Jamaica | 7,402 ft |
2256 m7,402 ft |
2256 m169 mi |
272 km
6 | Pico Real del Turquino[4] PB | Cuba | Island of Cuba | 6,476 ft |
1974 m6,476 ft |
1974 m136 mi |
219 km
7 | Pic Macaya PB | Haiti | Island of Hispaniola | 7,700 ft |
2347 m6,847 ft |
2087 m134 mi |
216 km
8 | Mount Liamuiga[10] PB | Saint Kitts and Nevis | Island of Saint Kitts | 3,793 ft |
1156 m3,793 ft |
1156 m118 mi |
190 km
9 | La Soufrière[9] PB | Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Island of Saint Vincent | 4,049 ft |
1234 m4,049 ft |
1234 m101 mi |
162 km
10 | Aripo Peak[12] PB | Trinidad and Tobago | Island of Trinidad | 3,084 ft |
940 m3,084 ft |
940 m94 mi |
152 km
11 | Mount Saint Catherine[13] PB | Grenada | Island of Grenada | 2,756 ft |
840 m2,756 ft |
840 m84 mi |
135 km
12 | Gran Piedra PB | Cuba | Island of Cuba | 4,098 ft |
1249 m>1,640 ft |
>500 m79 mi |
127 km
13 | Pic la Selle[2] PB | Haiti | Island of Hispaniola | 8,793 ft |
2680 m8,694 ft |
2650 m79 mi |
127 km
14 | Mount Sage[14] PB | British Virgin Islands | Island of Tortola | 1,709 ft |
521 m1,709 ft |
521 m75 mi |
120 km
15 | Main Ridge PB | Trinidad and Tobago | Island of Tobago | 1,890 ft |
576 m1,890 ft |
576 m57 mi |
92 km
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