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This is a list of mountains and hills of Russia.

List by elevationedit

Over 5000 metersedit

Peak	Russian name	Elevation	Prominence	Isolation	Coordinates	Range or Landform	Federal subject	Image	Notes
Elbrus[1]	Эльбрус	5642 m 18,510 ft	4741 m 15,554 ft	2,470 km 1,535 mi		Bokovoy Range Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria  Karachay-Cherkessia		Highest peak of Europe and Russia Dormant stratovolcano
Dykh-Tau[2]	Дыхтау	5205 m 17,077 ft	2002 m 6,568 ft	63.4 km 39.4 mi	43°03′09″N 43°07′54″E / 43.05250°N 43.13167°E / 43.05250; 43.13167 (Dykh-Tau)	Bokovoy Range Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria		Second highest peak of Russia
Koshtan-Tau[3]	Коштантау	5152 m 16,903 ft	812 m 2,664 ft	6.55 km 4.07 mi	43°03′09″N 43°12′43″E / 43.05250°N 43.21194°E / 43.05250; 43.21194 (Koshan-Tau)	Bokovoy Range Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria		Third highest peak of Russia
Pik Pushkina [ru][4]	Пик Пушкина	5100 m 16,732 ft	50 m 164 ft	0.27 km 0.17 mi	43°02′57″N 43°08′15″E / 43.04917°N 43.13750°E / 43.04917; 43.13750 (Pik Pushkin)	Bokovoy Range Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria		Located in the mountain massif of Dykh-Tau
Jangi-Tau[5]	Джангитау	5085 m 16,683 ft	335 m 1,099 ft	4.41 km 2.74 mi	43°01′08″N 43°03′24″E / 43.01889°N 43.05667°E / 43.01889; 43.05667 (Jangi-Tau)	Main Caucasian Range Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Shkhara[6]	Шхара	5193 m 17,037 ft	1357 m 4,452 ft	0.05 km 0.03 mi	43°00′02″N 43°06′44″E / 43.00056°N 43.11222°E / 43.00056; 43.11222 (Shkhara)	Main Caucasian Range Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]		Highest point in Georgia
Kazbek[7]	Казбек	5034 m 16,516 ft	2353 m 7,720 ft	113.6 km 70.6 mi	42°41′57″N 44°31′06″E / 42.69917°N 44.51833°E / 42.69917; 44.51833 (Gora Kazbek)	Khokh Range Bokovoy Range Greater Caucasus	North Ossetia–Alania[a]		Highest peak in North Ossetia–Alania Second-highest volcanic summit in the Caucasus Highest peak in the Khokh Range
Mishrigi [ru][8]	Мижирги	5019 m 16,467 ft	219 m 719 ft	1.03 km 0.64 mi	43°02′39″N 43°08′57″E / 43.04417°N 43.14917°E / 43.04417; 43.14917 (Mishrigi)	Bezengi Wall Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria

4000 to 4999 metersedit

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Peak	Russian name	Elevation	Prominence	Isolation	Coordinates	Range or Landform	Federal subject	Image	Notes
Katyn-Tau[9]	Катын-Тау	4979 m 16,335 ft	159 m 522 ft	1.65 km 1.03 mi	43°01′47″N 43°02′11″E / 43.02972°N 43.03639°E / 43.02972; 43.03639 (Katyn-Tau)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Kukurtlu [ru][10]	Кюкюртлю	4978 m 16,332 ft	18 m 59 ft	1.15 km 0.71 mi	43°20′34″N 42°24′23″E / 43.34278°N 42.40639°E / 43.34278; 42.40639 (Kukurtlu)	Greater Caucasus	Karachay-Cherkessia
Pik Schota Rustaveli[11]	Пик Шота Руставели	4960 m 16,273 ft	40 m 131 ft	0.47 km 0.29 mi	43°01′33″N 43°02′37″E / 43.02583°N 43.04361°E / 43.02583; 43.04361 (Pik Schota Rustaveli)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]		Named after Georgian poet Shota Rustaveli
Gestola[12]	Гестола	4860 m 15,945 ft	320 m 1,050 ft	2.09 km 1.3 mi	43°02′54″N 43°01′28″E / 43.04833°N 43.02444°E / 43.04833; 43.02444 (Gestola)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Jimara[13]	Джимара	4780 m 15,682 ft	840 m 2,756 ft	8.08 km 5.02 mi	42°43′15″N 44°24′50″E / 42.72083°N 44.41389°E / 42.72083; 44.41389 (Dzhimara)	Greater Caucasus	North Ossetia–Alania[a]		Second highest peak of North Ossetia–Alania Located on the Khokh Range
Klyuchevskoi[14]	Ключевская Сопка	4750 m 15,584 ft	4649 m 15,253 ft	2,747 km 1,707 mi	56°03′22″N 160°38′39″E / 56.05611°N 160.64417°E / 56.05611; 160.64417 (Klyuchevskoi)	Eastern Ridge Kamchatka Peninsula	Kamchatka Krai		Highest Active volcano in Eurasia and Russia Highest peak of Asian Russia
Uilpata [ru][15]	Уилпата	4649 m 15,253 ft	1300 m 4,265 ft	50.3 km 31.3 mi	42°46′33″N 43°48′12″E / 42.77583°N 43.80333°E / 42.77583; 43.80333 (Uilpata)	Greater Caucasus	North Ossetia–Alania
Kamen[16]	Камень	4619 m 15,154 ft	1335 m 4,380 ft	4.8 km 2.98 mi	56°01′00″N 160°35′36″E / 56.01667°N 160.59333°E / 56.01667; 160.59333 (Vulkan Kamen)	Eastern Ridge Kamchatka Peninsula	Kamchatka Krai		Second highest volcano of Kamchatka Peninsula
Tikhtengen [ru][17]	Тихтенген	4618 m 15,151 ft	768 m 2,520 ft	8.14 km 5.06 mi	43°7′7″N 42°59′22″E / 43.11861°N 42.98944°E / 43.11861; 42.98944 (Tikhtengen)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Ailama[18]	Айлама	4546 m 14,915 ft	696 m 2,283 ft	5.88 km 3.65 mi	42°57′30″N 43°10′40″E / 42.95833°N 43.17778°E / 42.95833; 43.17778 (Ailama)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Jailik [Wikidata][19]	Джайлык	4533 m 14,872 ft	926 m 3,038 ft	15.79 km 9.81 mi	43°14′26″N 42°53′7″E / 43.24056°N 42.88528°E / 43.24056; 42.88528 (Jailik)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria
Gora Salynngantau [Wikidata][20]	Гора Салыннгантау	4508 m 14,790 ft	621 m 2,037 ft	4.46 km 2.77 mi	43°05′21″N 43°03′21″E / 43.08917°N 43.05583°E / 43.08917; 43.05583 (Gora Salynngantau)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria
Belukha[21]	Белуха	4506 m 14,783 ft	3343 m 10,968 ft	668 km 415 mi	49°48′27″N 86°35′24″E / 49.80750°N 86.59000°E / 49.80750; 86.59000 (Belukha)	Katun Range [ru] Altai Mountains	Altai Republic[b]		Highest peak of the Altai Mountains
Tebulosmta[22]	Тебулосмта	4493 m 14,741 ft	2145 m 7,037 ft	66.1 km 41.1 mi	42°34′24″N 45°19′03″E / 42.57333°N 45.31750°E / 42.57333; 45.31750 (Tebulosmta)	Greater Caucasus	Chechnya[a]		Highest mountain of Chechenya
Sugan [ru][23]	Суган	4487 m 14,721 ft	1161 m 3,809 ft	18.61 km 11.56 mi	42°58′27″N 43°26′37″E / 42.97417°N 43.44361°E / 42.97417; 43.44361 (Sugan)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria  North Ossetia–Alania
Bazardüzü[24]	Базардюзю	4466 m 14,652 ft	2454 m 8,051 ft	259 km 161 mi	41°13′28″N 47°51′30″E / 41.22444°N 47.85833°E / 41.22444; 47.85833 (Bazardüzü)	Greater Caucasus	Dagestan[c]		Highest mountain of Azerbaijan and Dagestan
Donguzorun-Cheget-Karabashi[25]	Донгузорун-Чегет-Карабаши	4454 m 14,613 ft	1087 m 3,566 ft	14.06 km 8.74 mi	43°11′40″N 42°30′53″E / 43.19444°N 42.51472°E / 43.19444; 42.51472 (Donguzorun-Cheget-Karabashi)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Shan[26]	Шан	4452 m 14,606 ft	1776 m 5,827 ft	19.14 km 11.89 mi	42°40′33″N 44°45′27″E / 42.67583°N 44.75750°E / 42.67583; 44.75750 (Shan)	Greater Caucasus	Ingushetia[a]		Highest mountain of Ingushetia
Tepli [ru][27]	Тепли	4431 m 14,537 ft	1144 m 3,753 ft	22.3 km 13.83 mi	42°44′02″N 44°07′47″E / 42.73389°N 44.12972°E / 42.73389; 44.12972 (Tepli)	Greater Caucasus	North Ossetia–Alania
Adaj-Hoh [ru][28]	Адай-Хох	4408 m 14,462 ft			42°44′50″N 43°52′10″E / 42.74722°N 43.86944°E / 42.74722; 43.86944 (Adaj-Hoh)	Greater Caucasus	North Ossetia–Alania
Shkhelda [ru][29]	Шхельда	4388 m 14,396 ft	438 m 1,437 ft	2.68 km 1.67 mi	43°08′59″N 42°38′40″E / 43.14972°N 42.64444°E / 43.14972; 42.64444 (Shkhelda)	Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Lalver[30]	Ляльвер	4355 m 14,288 ft	155 m 509 ft	1.67 km 1.04 mi	43°04′14″N 43°00′57″E / 43.07056°N 43.01583°E / 43.07056; 43.01583 (Lalver)	Bezengi Wall Greater Caucasus	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Laboda [ru][31]	Лабода	4313 m 14,150 ft	968 m 3,176 ft	7.9 km 4.91 mi	42°53′24″N 43°28′40″E / 42.89000°N 43.47778°E / 42.89000; 43.47778 (Laboda)	Greater Caucasus	North Ossetia–Alania[a]
Diklosmta[32]	Диклосмта	4285 m 14,058 ft	1263 m 4,144 ft	38.7 km 24.1 mi	42°29′32″N 45°46′51″E / 42.49222°N 45.78083°E / 42.49222; 45.78083 (Diklosmta)	Greater Caucasus	Chechnya  Dagestan[a]
Ullu-Tau [ru][33]	Уллу-Тау	4277 m 14,032 ft	531 m 1,742 ft	4.76 km 2.96 mi	43°10′23″N 42°49′27″E / 43.17306°N 42.82417°E / 43.17306; 42.82417 (Ullu-Tau)	Caucasus Mountains	Kabardino-Balkaria[a]
Maasheybash[34]	Маашейбаш	4177 m 13,704 ft	1805 m 5,922 ft	74.3 km 46.2 mi	50°03′49″N 87°34′04″E / 50.06361°N 87.56778°E / 50.06361; 87.56778 (Maashei-bash)	Northern Chuya Range [ru] Altai Mountains	Altai Republic		Highest peak of the Chuya Belki
Addala-Shukhgelmeer[35]	Аддала-Шухгельмеэр	4152 m 13,622 ft	1792 m 5,879 ft	42.3 km 26.3 mi	42°20′18″N 46°15′00″E / 42.33833°N 46.25000°E / 42.33833; 46.25000 (Addala-Shukhgelmeer)	Greater Caucasus	Dagestan
Dyultydag[36]	Дюльтыдаг	4127 m 13,540 ft	1834 m 6,017 ft	69.4 km 43.1 mi	41°57′34″N 46°55′20″E / 41.95944°N 46.92222°E / 41.95944; 46.92222 (Dyultydag)	Greater Caucasus	Dagestan
Dombay-Ulgen[37]	Домбай-Ульген	4046 m 13,274 ft	1237 m 4,058 ft	54.1 km 33.6 mi	43°14′37″N 41°43′38″E / 43.24361°N 41.72722°E / 43.24361; 41.72722 (Dombay-Ulgen)	Greater Caucasus	Karachay-Cherkessia[d]