Malaysia's Highest Peaks
39 Malaysian summits over 1,800 metres, from Kinabalu and the Crocker Range to the Titiwangsa Mountains. 14 summits that OpenStreetMap does not map are left out.
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Highest peak
Gunung Kinabalu
4,095m
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- Gunung Kinabalu 4,095m
- Mount Trusmadi 2,642m
- Mount Tambuyukon 2,579m
- Mount Murud 2,420m
- Gunung Mulu 2,377m
- Gunung Tahan 2,187m
- Gunung Korbu 2,183m
- Gunung Yong Belar 2,181m
- Gunung Gayong 2,173m
- Gunung Chamah 2,171m
- Gunung Yong Yap 2,168m
- Gunung Ulu Sepat 2,161m
- Gunung Batu Putih 2,132m
- Gunung Tama Abu 2,113m
- Gunung Irau 2,110m
- Gunung Benom 2,107m
- Gunung Gerah 2,103m
- Mount Apad Runan 2,103m
- Bukit Batu Buli 2,082m
- Gunung Bilah 2,077m
- Gunung Berembun 2,076m
- Gunung Bieh 2,073m
- Gunung Junction 2,072m
- Gunung Gedung 2,066m
- Bukit Batu Lawi 2,046m
- Gunung Swettenham 1,961m
- Gunung Shoid 1,947m
- Gunung Liang East 1,933m
- Gunung Liang West 1,933m
- Gunung Chalil 1,923m
- Gunung Siku 1,916m
- Gunung Tok Nenek 1,899m
- Gunung Anak Noring 1,889m
- Gunung Noring Timur 1,861m
- Gunung Bintang 1,860m
- Bukit Pagon 1,850m
- Gunung Basur 1,840m
- Gunung Semangkok 1,824m
- Gunung Tiga Negeri 1,802m
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Peak data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). List membership: Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mountains_in_Malaysia), CC BY-SA 4.0.