Mountains
Mountains of Libya
7 summits ranked by height, each with its own summit climate and a forecast at three heights.
Highest2,267 mBikku Bitti
Summits7with a page
Ranges2named ranges
Above 3,000 m0on this page
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| # | Mountain | Range | Region | Elevation | Prominence | Summit high, July | Summit low, January |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bikku Bitti | Tibesti Mountains | – | 2,267 m | – | 27° | 0° |
| 2 | Jebel Uweinat | Gilf Kebir | – | 1,934 m | – | 37° | 4° |
| 3 | Jabal al-Awainat | – | – | 1,812 m | – | 34° | 2° |
| 4 | Jabal Arkanu | Gilf Kebir | – | 1,435 m | – | 36° | 3° |
| 5 | Gharyan volcanic field | – | Jabal al Gharbi | 850 m | – | 34° | 7° |
| 6 | Waw an Namus | – | – | 547 m | – | 37° | 5° |
| 7 | Arkenu craters | – | – | 300 m | – | 37° | 4° |
iPhotographed summits
The peaks in pictures
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Bikku Bitti
Tibesti Mountains
2,267 melevation
–prominence
27°July high
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Jabal Arkanu
Gilf Kebir
1,435 melevation
–prominence
36°July high
iiRanges
Mountain ranges
- Gilf Kebir 2 summits · top 1,934 m
- Tibesti Mountains 1 summits · top 2,267 m