Mountains
Mountains of Argentina
172 summits ranked by height, each with its own summit climate and a forecast at three heights.
Highest6,962 mAconcagua
Summits172with a page
Ranges10named ranges
Above 3,000 m60+on this page
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| # | Mountain | Range | Region | Elevation | Prominence | Summit high, July | Summit low, January |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Aconcagua | Principal Cordillera | Mendoza | 6,962 m | 6,962 m | -27° | -17° |
| 2 | Ojos del Salado | Andes | – | 6,893 m | 3,688 m | -20° | -12° |
| 3 | Monte Pissis | Andes | – | 6,795 m | 2,145 m | -21° | -13° |
| 4 | Cerro Bonete | Andes | – | 6,759 m | – | -19° | -12° |
| 5 | Nevado Tres Cruces | Andes | – | 6,749 m | 1,422 m | -18° | -11° |
| 6 | Llullaillaco | Andes | – | 6,723 m | 2,344 m | -13° | -10° |
| 7 | Mercedario | Cordón de la Ramada | – | 6,701 m | 3,356 m | -25° | -12° |
| 8 | Tipas | Andes | – | 6,658 m | – | -19° | -11° |
| 9 | Tupungato Volcano | Andes | – | 6,635 m | 2,765 m | -24° | -13° |
| 10 | Incahuasi | Andes | – | 6,621 m | 1,518 m | -15° | -10° |
| 11 | Cerro El Muerto | Andes | – | 6,542 m | – | -15° | -8° |
| 12 | Del Veladero | Andes | – | 6,436 m | – | -17° | -11° |
| 13 | Cerro del Nacimiento | Andes | – | 6,436 m | 496 m | -17° | -10° |
| 14 | Antofalla | Andes | – | 6,409 m | 1,957 m | -10° | -6° |
| 15 | Cerro de La Ramada | Cordón de la Ramada | – | 6,384 m | – | -20° | -9° |
| 16 | Nevado de Cachi | Andes | Salta | 6,380 m | – | -3° | -5° |
| 17 | Cerro El Cóndor | Andes | – | 6,373 m | – | -14° | -8° |
| 18 | Cerro Las Tórtolas | Andes | – | 6,323 m | – | -19° | -9° |
| 19 | Cerro de la Majadita | Andes | – | 6,280 m | 2,113 m | -19° | -11° |
| 20 | Cerro General Belgrano | – | La Rioja | 6,250 m | 2,767 m | -7° | -5° |
| 21 | Los Patos | Andes | – | 6,239 m | 1,518 m | -14° | -8° |
| 22 | La Mesa | Cordón de la Ramada | – | 6,200 m | – | -9° | 0° |
| 23 | Cerro Solo | Andes | – | 6,190 m | – | -15° | -8° |
| 24 | Cerro El Toro | Andes | – | 6,168 m | 1,910 m | -17° | -7° |
| 25 | Cumbre del Laudo | Andes | – | 6,152 m | – | -12° | -7° |
| 26 | Alto San Juan | Andes | – | 6,148 m | – | -23° | -12° |
| 27 | Nevado Queva | Andes | – | 6,140 m | 1,635 m | -5° | -5° |
| 28 | Marmolejo | Andes | – | 6,108 m | – | -21° | -11° |
| 29 | Aracar | Andes | – | 6,082 m | 1,791 m | -8° | -5° |
| 30 | Nevado del Plomo | Andes | – | 6,070 m | 1,500 m | -22° | -11° |
| 31 | Baboso | Andes | – | 6,070 m | – | -16° | -10° |
| 32 | Socompa | Andes | – | 6,051 m | 2,015 m | -8° | -5° |
| 33 | Salín | Andes | – | 6,022 m | – | -10° | -6° |
| 34 | Nevado San Francisco | Andes | – | 6,016 m | – | -11° | -7° |
| 35 | Cerro El Plata | Andes | Mendoza | 5,968 m | 1,433 m | -17° | -9° |
| 36 | Pico Polaco | Andes | – | 5,950 m | 495 m | -19° | -8° |
| 37 | Nevado de Chañi | Andes | Jujuy | 5,949 m | 2,166 m | 0° | -4° |
| 38 | Cerro Bonete Grande | Andes | – | 5,943 m | – | -14° | -8° |
| 39 | Cerro Ameghino | Andes | Mendoza | 5,930 m | – | -20° | -11° |
| 40 | Galán | Andes | – | 5,912 m | – | -6° | -6° |
| 41 | Falso Azufre | Andes | – | 5,906 m | – | -11° | -6° |
| 42 | San José | Andes | – | 5,856 m | – | -22° | -12° |
| 43 | La Aguada | Andes | – | 5,780 m | – | -5° | -3° |
| 44 | Incapillo | Andes | – | 5,750 m | – | -11° | -6° |
| 45 | Peinado | Andes | – | 5,740 m | – | -2° | 0° |
| 46 | Lastarria | Andes | – | 5,697 m | – | -6° | -4° |
| 47 | Espíritu Santo (volcano) | Andes | – | 5,692 m | – | -14° | -6° |
| 48 | Zapaleri | Cordillera Occidental | – | 5,607 m | – | -1° | -7° |
| 49 | Cerro del Bolsón | Sierra del Aconquija | – | 5,552 m | 3,252 m | -3° | -3° |
| 50 | Cerro Tuzgle | Andes | Salta | 5,486 m | – | 0° | -4° |
| 51 | Cordón del Azufre | Andes | – | 5,481 m | – | -5° | -4° |
| 52 | Cerro Escorial | Andes | – | 5,447 m | – | -6° | -4° |
| 53 | Cerro Stelzner | Andes | – | 5,443 m | – | -17° | -6° |
| 54 | Volcán Negro | – | – | 5,411 m | – | -10° | -5° |
| 55 | Abra Grande | Andes | – | 5,391 m | – | -3° | -2° |
| 56 | Vilama | Andes | – | 5,340 m | – | 5° | -1° |
| 57 | Cerro Barauca | – | – | 5,327 m | – | -16° | -6° |
| 58 | Cerro Schiller | Andes | – | 5,304 m | – | -16° | -6° |
| 59 | Cerro Doris | Andes | Mendoza | 5,241 m | – | -17° | -8° |
| 60 | Cerro Wanda | Cordón de la Ramada | – | 5,234 m | – | -15° | -4° |
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Aconcagua
Principal Cordillera
6,962 melevation
6,962 mprominence
-27°July high
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Llullaillaco
Andes
6,723 melevation
2,344 mprominence
-13°July high
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iiRanges
Mountain ranges
- Andes 83 summits · top 6,893 m
- Patagonian Andes 7 summits · top 3,776 m
- Fitz Roy massif 5 summits · top 3,406 m
- Cordón de la Ramada 4 summits · top 6,701 m
- Sierra de la Ventana 2 summits · top 1,239 m
- Sierras de Comechingones 1 summits · top 2,790 m
- Sierra del Aconquija 1 summits · top 5,552 m
- Principal Cordillera 1 summits · top 6,962 m
- Cordillera Occidental 1 summits · top 5,607 m
- Cordillera Darwin 1 summits · top 1,057 m