Country experts needed !

With the exception of Britain & Ireland, Norway, Spain and the USA,
we do not have local country residents providing FRL information.
If you reside in one of the many countries not covered
and have contacts with the hikers and climbers of
your country, please contact me.

Thank you, Andy Martin, oldadit @ gmail.com

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PROMINENT FRONTRUNNERS
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This list tracks hikers from all over the globe who have
impressive hikes/climbs of peaks with high prominence.

Hopefullly it helps to popularize prominence based
hiking. If you know of someone not listed that
deserves recognition, please let us know.

Compiled by Andy Martin from reported info and
Lists Of John, by John Kirk: http://listsofjohn.com/index.html
Peakbagger by Greg Slayden: http://www.peakbagger.com
Email oldadit @ gmail.com with updates/revisions.

List is online at: http://sites.google.com/site/oldadit/FRL.html
http://tinyurl.com/6qf3xsa
http://www.cohp.org

Current as of January 1, 2012.
** = info added after January 1.

Prominence is also know as "shoulder drop" in the USA, or
just "drop" in England. It is defined as the elevation difference
between a peak and the lowest contour that encircles it and
no higher summit. See the Prominence section on www.cohp.org
and the prominence site www.peaklist.org for further
discussions on why prominence is a useful way to measure mountains.

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WORLD WIDE
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1) World Top 50 by Prominence

Map: http://peaklist.org/WWmaps/world50.jpg
List: http://peaklist.org/WWlists/WorldTop50.html
Cut point 11,598', Mount Blackburn
7 summits = Denali, Everest, Kili, Aconcagua, Carstenz, Vinson, Elbrus
7 islands = Carstenz, Gunnbjorn, Kinabalu, Kerinci, Fuji, Madagascar HP, Baffin HP
Madagascar HP and Baffin HP are not in the World Top 50 list.
Lots of climber info: http://7summits.com
Most of this information was scrounged up from various web sites,
and not sent in directly from the climbers. Thus many of these
climbers will have climbed additional World 50 peaks not listed here.
Minimum 8 to list.

32 Jaime Viñals - see http://www.jaimevinals.com
7 summits & islands (=11), Tajumulco, Chirripo, Margherita
Orizaba, Bolivar, Chimborazo, Salado, Blanc, Toubkal, Ararat, Teide,
Ritacuba Blanco, Mauna Kea, Semeru, Rinjani, Yu Shan, Damavand, Dashen,
Cameroon, Rainier, Klyuchevskaya
32 Matthew Holt http://www.themileshighclub.com/author.php - 7 summits +
Kenya, Margherita, Dashen, Chimborazo, Blanc, Ararat, Rainier, Cook,
Kinabalu, Fuji, Rindjani, Cameroon, Toubkal, Salado, Teide, Yu Shan,
Mauna Kea, Damavand, Tajumulco, Orizaba, Ritacuba Blanco, Semeru, Kerinci,
Fairweather, Chirripo
30 Gerry Roach - see his site at http://www.climb.mountains.com
Many stats from http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=1062&sort=promft&u=ft
7 summits + Mauna Kea, Logan, Kinabalu, Teide, Cameroon, Dashen, Margherita
Orizaba, Rainier, Chimborazo, Pico Bolivar, Tajumulco, Mount Blanc, Fuji,
Ararat, Blackburn, Toubkal, Chirripo, Salado, Yu Shan, Damavand, Ritacuba,
Fairweather
27 Junko Tabei - first woman to summit Everest. (IN)
former site: http://homepage3.nifty.com/jtabei/eigokaigainotozanreki.htm
7 summits + Damavand, Blanc, Kinabalu, Yu Shan, Chimborazo, Cook,
Rinjani, Toubkal, Tajumulco, Semeru, Dashen, Chirripo, Mauna Kea,
Pobedy, Cameroon, Orizaba, Ararat, Salado, Teide, plus we assume Fuji
27 Bob Packard - Aconcagua, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Orizaba, Elbrus, Rinjani
Mt. Blanc, Mauna Kea, Chimborazo, Rainier, Cook, Fuji, Toubkal, Kinabalu
C. Chirripo, Tajumulco, Bolivar, Salado, Ararat, Cameroon, Dashen, Teide
Semeru, Kerinci, Yu Shan, Ritacuba, Damavand
** 27 Petter Bjørstad - Rainier, Teide, Kilimanjaro, Aconcagua, Bolivar, Logan, Blackburn
Orizaba, Blanc, Mauna Kea, Fuji, Gunnbjørn Fjeld, Elbrus, Jebel Toubkal, Margherita
Denali, Rinjani, Kerinci, Kinabalu, Yu Shan, Ararat, Damavand, Chirripo, Chimborazo,
Tajumulco, Ritacuba
25 Gerhard Schmatz, http://www.schmatz-online.com (IN)
25 MJ Kim, leader of the Korean American Alpine Club - 7 summits, Orizaba,
Rainier, Mont Blanc, Chimborazo, Tajumulco, Fuji, Mauna Kea, Toubkal, Chirripo,
Ararat, Damavand, Teide, Ritacuba, Yu Shan, Kerinci, Rinjani, Kinabalu, Dashen
22 Michael Kelsey, see his "World's Mountains & Volcanos" 4th ed.
22 Geri Winkler www.winklerworld.net - 7 summits + Chimborazo,
Orizaba, Salado, Kinabalu, Blanc, Teide, Toubkal, Chirripo,
Ritacuba Blanco, Pico Bolivar, Tajumulco, Kerinci, Semeru, Rinjani, Mauna Kea
21 Doug Mantle - 7 summits + Logan, Orizaba, Mont Blanc,
Mauna Kea, Margherita, Chimborazo, Kinabalu, Rainier,
Kenya, Cook, Gunnbjørn Fjeld, Ararat, Kerinci, Fuji
19 Ronald Naar - 7 summits, Nanga Parbat, K2, Ruwenzori, Kinabalu
Chimborazo, Klyuchevskaya, Valentin, Damavand, Mont Blanc,
Gunnbjørn, Toubkal, Teide http://www.ronaldnaar.nl/eng.htm
19 Ginge Fullen http://www.gingefullen.com 19 "by accident" - all country HPs
Blanc, Elbrus, Teide, Ararat, Cameroon, Dashen, Kenya, Toubkal, Kili, Chirripo,
Margherita, Damavand, Fuji, Yu Shan, Orizaba, Denali, Kinabalu, Tajamulco, Bolivar
19 Ken Jones - Rainier, Mauna Kea, Orizaba, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Ojos del Salado,
Aconcagua, Cameroon, Dashen, Chirripo, Toubkal, Blanc, Yu Shan, Ritacuba, Damavand, Elbrus,
Margherita, Ararat, Tajumulco
16 Gary Pfisterer - 7 summits, Cook, Chimborazo, Salado, Logan, Kea,
Kenya, Blanc, Rainier, Orizaba http://www.everesthistory.com/climbers/pfisterer.htm (IN)
16 Harry Kikstra - 7 summits + Blanc, Tajamulco, Ojos, Ruwenzori,
Orizaba, Chirripo, RitaCuba Blanco, Bolivar, Chimborazo
15 Khoo Swee Chiow - 7 summits + Damavand, Ararat, Blanc,
Kinabalu, Yu San, Kerinci, Fuji, Rinjani
** 15 Rob Woodall - Damavand, Chimborazo, Kinabalu, Yu Shan, Kerinci, Rinjani, Teide,
Semeru, Margherita, Blanc, Aconcagua, Salado, Ararat, Toubkal, Orizaba
14 Reinhold Messner - 7 summits + Nanga Parbat,Kangchenjunga,K2,
Blanc, Kenya, Chimborazo, Ruwenzori (IN)
14 Waldemar Niclevicz - 7 summits + Ojos, Chimborazo, Blanc,
Ruwenzori, Bolivar, K2, San Valentin (IN)
13 Petter Kragset - 6 summits (missing Everest), Chimbo, Bolivar
Margherita, Ojos, Blanc, Teide, Kenya
http://www.vanylven.kommune.no/Modules/article.aspx?ObjectType=Article&Article.ID=1356&Category.ID=830
13 Mark Aitken http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=2496&sort=promft&u=m
12 Ginette Harrison - 7 summits, Kenya, Kangchenjunga, Cook, Salado, Logan (IN)
http://www.everesthistory.com/climbers/ginette.htm
12 Ricardo Torres - 7 summits + Orizaba, Rainier, Chimborazo,
Ararat, Kinabalu (IN)
12 Richard Birrer - http://twinsoneverest.com/theteam.php - Kili, Denali, Aconcagua
Elbrus, Rainier, Mauna Kea, Blanc, Orizaba, Fuji, Ararat, Cook, Vinson
12 Father Morgan Batt - Aconcagua, Kili, Orizaba, Chimborazo, Kinabalu,
Tajumulco, Bolivar, Margherita, Cameroun, Toubkal, Cook, Chirripo
12 Adam Helman - Aconcagua, Kilimanjaro, Orizaba, Mauna Kea, Kinabalu,
Rainier, Bolivar, Kerinci, Chirripo, Rinjani, Semeru, Tajumulco
11 Vern Tejas - Everest, Aconcagua, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Logan, Vinson,
Elbrus, Mount Blanc, Damavand, Rainier, and Mauna Kea
11 Josep Pujante - 7 summits & tops G. Fjeld, Kinabalu, Kerinci, Fuji (IN)
11 Scott Woolums - 7 summits + Blanc, Kenya, Orizaba, Rainier (IN)
11 Walter Laserer - 7 summits + Blanc, Chimborazo, Kenya, Jebel Toubkal
11 Wally Berg - 7 summits + Salado, Kinabalu, Gunnbjørn Fjeld, Rainier
11 Vladimir Doronin - http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=3662&sort=promft&u=ft
11 Lars Holme - Aconcagua, Kili, Elbrus, Kinabalu, Bolivar,
Margherita, Fuji, Teide, Salado, Yu Shan, Dashen
10 or 11 Oh Eun-Sun 7 summits + Blanc, Parbat, K2, ? Kanchenjunga ? (IN)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oh_Eun-Sun
10 Rob Milne - Aconcagua, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Carstensz,
Mount Blanc, Kinabalu, Rainer, Mount Kenya, Vinson, Elbrus
10 Kurt Wedberg - 7 summits(? minus Vinson & Carstensz),
Rainier, Kenya, Orizaba, Chimborazo, Ararat (IN)
10 Dagmar Wabnig www.wabnig.net - 7 summits minus Everest +
Blanc, Chimborazo, Kinabalu, Ojos del Salado (IN)
10 David Keaton - 7 summits, 50 state HPS (Rainier, Mauna Kea), Ararat (IN)
l0 Louis Bowen - 7 summits + Cook, Blanc, Rainier (IN)
10 Phil Ershler - 6 summits, Kangchenjunga, Rainier, Orizaba
Chimborazo (IN)
10 Diego Wellig - 7 summits + Chimborazo, Fuji, Blanc (IN)
10 Young-Seok Park - 7 summits, + 8000ers (K2, Kanchenjunga, Parbat) (IN)
10 Nasuh Mahruki - 6 summits + Pobedy, Damavand, Ararat, K2 (IN)
10 Randy Peeters - 7 summits, Rainier, Maune Kea, Blanc http://www.klingerconstruction.com/kilimanjaro2.html
10 Thomas Knob - http://members.chello.at/thomas.knob/BERGE.htm
Kili, Orizaba, Elbrus, Mont Blanc, Demavand, Kinabalu
Tajumulco, Margherita, Jebel Toubkal, Chirripo
10 Chris Birrer - http://twinsoneverest.com/theteam.php Kili, Denali, Aconcagua
Elbrus, Rainier, Mauna Kea, Blanc, Orizaba, Fuji, Ararat
10 Robert Link - 6 summits, Rainier, Kanchenjunga, Chimborazo, Orizaba (IN)
http://mountain-link.com
10 Abramov Alexander - 7 summits + Cook (?), Ararat (?), Blanc (?) (IN)
10 Ludmila Korobeshko, 6 summits + Ararat, Chimborazo, Cook ?, Fuji (?) (IN)
10 Phinella Henderson - Toubkal, Kilimanjaro, Aconcagua, Orizaba,
Elbrus, Blanc, Ras Dashen, Ritacuba Blanco, Ararat, and Damavanmd
10 Rodés Muñoz Pere - http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=2250&sort=promft&u=m
10 Helmut Linzbichler - 7 summits + Blanc, Rainier, Mauna Kea
10 Chris Kopczynski http://7summits.com/statistics/Kopczynski + Blanc, Fairweather & Rainier
10 Lyngve Skrede - http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/climber.aspx?cid=1149
10 Jake Norton - http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/climber.aspx?cid=808
9 Bill Hauser - Fuji, Bolivar, Yu Shan, Denali, Mauna Kea,
Rainier, Kinabalu, Margherita, Kilimanjaro
9 Rob Hall - 7 summits, K2, Cook (?) (IN)
9 Todd Burleson - 7 summits, Rainier, Orizaba (IN)
9 Rebecca Stephens - 7 summits, Blanc, Kenya (IN)
9 Anna Czerwinska - 7 summits + Nanga Parbat + Blanc (IN)
9 Doug Scott - 7 summits + Kanchenjunga, Kenya (IN)
9 John Biggar Aconcagua, Orizaba, Mont Blanc, Chimborazo,
Mauna Kea, Bolivar, Jebel Toubkal, Ojos del Salado, Ritacuba Blanco
9 Greg Wilson - 7 summits, Rainier, Kanchenjunga, likely others (IN)
9 James Clarke - 7 summits + Blanc, Rainier (IN)
9 Heber Orona - 7 summits + Salado, Orizaba (IN)
9 Sean Disney - 7 summits + Blanc, Cook (?) (IN)
9 Max Chaya - 7 summits + Blanc, Rainier
9 Jason Edwards - 6 summits + Rainier, Orizaba, Chimborazo
9 Randy Peteers - 7 summits + Blanc + Rainier (IN)
9 Bernard Voyer - 7 summits + Chimborazo, Fuji (IN)
9 Richard Carey - Fuji, Kea, Chirripo, Kilimanjaro,
Rainier, Denali, Orizaba, Yu Shan, Kinabalu
9 Bo Parfet - http://www.boparfet.com/boparfet/achievements.aspx - 7 summits + Blanc, Cook (IN)
9 Pat Morrow - 7 summits, Fuji (?), Logan (?) (IN)
9 Craig Van Hoy - 6 summits, Rainier, Orizaba, Kanchenjunga (IN)
9 Karo Ovasapyan - 7 summits + Rainier + Ararat (IN)
9 Jorge Egocheaga - 7 summits + Nanga Parbat + K2 (?)
9 Erik Weihenmayer - 7 Summits + Mount Kenya + Rainier http://www.touchthetop.com (IN)
9 Richard McLellan - Rainier, Toubkal, Chirripo, Kilimanjaro, Blanc, Teide, Elbrus, Fuji, Tajumulco
9 Pete Ellis - Kilimanjaro, Blanc, Teide, Aconcagua, Toubkal, Karstensz, Denali, Vinson, Elbrus
9 Greg Slayden - Blanc, Kea, Yushan, Rainier, Fuji, Kinabalu, Denali, Salado, Aconcagua
9 Steve Martin - Aconcagua, Elbrus, Chimborazo, Kili, Orizaba,
Mont Blanc, Rainier, Denali and Mauna Kea
9 Bruce Parker - http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=3515
8 Barbara Lilley - Chimborazo, Aconcagua, Orizaba
Denali, Logan, Rainier, Mauna Kea, Kilimanjaro
8 Charlie Winger - Elbrus, Kilimanjaro, Aconcagua, Denali,
Orizaba, Mauna Kea, Chimborazo, Rainier
8 Stuart Smith - 7 summits (no Puncak Jaya) + Rainier + Orizaba
8 Oswald Oelz - 7 summits + Kenya (IN)
8 Eric Simonson - 7 summits + Rainier (IN)
8 Ramon Portilla - 7 summits + Blanc (IN)
8 Cris Kopczynski - 7 summits + Rainier (IN)
8? Steve Bell - 7 summits + Mount Blanc ? (IN)
8 Dave Walsh - 7 summits, Nanga Parbat (IN)
8 Ilgvars Pauls - 7 summits, Nanga Parbat (IN)
8 Edward Earl - Aconcagua, Denali, Rainier, Mauna Kea, Orizaba,
Bolivar, Chirripo, Chimborazo
8? Joby Ogwyn - 7 summits (at age 26) + Damavand ? (IN)
8 Mikel Alvarez - 7 summits + Blanc (IN)
8 Zed Al-Refai - 7 summits + Blanc
8 Miroslav Caban - 7 summits + Blanc (?) (IN)
8 Gene Rehfeld - 7 summits + Rainier + Orizaba (??) (IN)
8 Viktor Groselj - 7 summits (Kosciuszko) + K2, Kanchenjunga (IN)
8 Chieko Shimada - 7 summits + Cook (IN)
8 David Liano - 7 summits + Orizaba (IN)
8 John Christiana - 7 summits (Kosciuszko) + Rainier, Mauna Kea
8? Ed Viesturs - Everest, Nanga Parbat, Kangchenjunga, K2, Rainier, Orizaba,
Denali, Aconcagua (?), Blanc (?) (IN)
8 Mark Tucker - 7 summits + Rainier (IN)
8 Kiek (Egbert) Stam - 7 summits + Blanc (IN)
8 Fredrik Strang - 7 summits + Blanc (IN)
8 Henrik Kristiansen - 7 summits + Blanc (IN)
8 Dirk Stephan - 7 summits + Blanc (IN)
8 Bruno Baschung - Kili, Elbrus, Denali, Vinson, Aconcagua,
Ojos, Ararat, Blanc
8 Skip Horner - 7 summits + Gunnbjørn http://www.skiphorner.com (IN)
8 Lorenzo Gariano - 7 summits + Blanc http://7summits.open.ac.uk (IN)
8 Teresa Gergen - Denali, Rainier, Kili, Orizaba, Aconcagua, Elbrus, Chimborazo, Mauna Kea
8 Juanito Oiarzabal - Everest, Nanga Parbat, Kangchenjunga, K2, Elbrus, Denali, Aconcagua, Kenya
8 Hartmut Bielefeldt - Everest, Aconcagua, Salado, Denali, Kili, Elbrus, Blanc, Teide
8 Claudia Bäumler - Everest, Aconcagua, Salado, Denali, Kili, Elbrus, Blanc, Teide
8 Serge Massad - http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=1624&sort=promft&u=m
8 Larry Williams - http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=1710&sort=promft&u=ft
8 Johnny Collinson - 7 summits (at age 17) + Rainier http://johnnycollinson.com
8 Chiang Shiu Chen - 7 summits + Yu Shan, only female from Taiwan to climb Everest and 7 summits
8 Marshall Ulrich - 6 summits + Orizaba, Blanc http://marshallulrich.com/guide.htm
8 Sylvia Alfery http://www.winklerworld.net - Ritacuba Blanco, Pico Bolivar, Tajumulco,
Kerinci, Semeru, Rinjani, Mauna Kea, Kilimanjaro, Kinabalu
8 Bob Kerr Aconcagua, Kili, Jaya, Elbrus, Blanc, Denali, Fuji, Gunnbjørn
8 Karen Jones Kea, Rainier, Kili, Dashen, Chirripo, Toubkal, Damavand, Tajumulco

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Teenagers with 7:
7 Samantha Larson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGs7Rorx6o8
7 Jordan Romero Everest, Denali, Kili, Elbrus, Rainier, Aconcagua, Carstenz

World Top 100 by Prominence. Cut off Gunung Leuser, 9649' or 2941 meters
List: http://www.sol.co.uk/v/viewfinder/World100.xls
Minimum 18 to list.

40 Matthew Holt - above + Etna, Manaslu, Whitney, Meru, Karisimbi, Neiges, Agung, Mulhacen
38 Bob Packard
37 Gerry Roach http://www.peakbagger.com/FRL.aspx?lid=403
37 Jaime Viñals http://www.jaimevinals.com 32 + Whitney, Popo, Duarte
33 Michael Kelsey, see his "World's Mountains & Volcanos" 4th ed.
33 Gerhard Schmatz, http://www.schmatz-online.com (IN)
** 33 Petter Bjørstad http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/world_finest.html
32+ Junko Tabei - first woman to summit Everest. (IN)
23 Ken Jones - see above + Whitney, Haleakala, Popocatepetl, Shasta
21+ Doug Mantle - see above
19+ Ronald Naar - see above
19 Adam Helman
19 Rob Woodall
18 Geri Winkler - see above + Karisimbi, Popo, Meru

IN - Incomplete. This entry is compiled from information
found on the Internet and similar sources.
It has not been reviewed by the climber in question.
It was not submitted by them, and they may
have more summits to their credit.
Please send additional info to oldadit @ gmail.com

2) The 1524 "Ultras"
Peaks with 1500 meters (4,921 feet) prominence
per listing at http://peaklist.org/ultras.html
Minimum 30 to list.

** 174 Petter Bjørstad http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/PFlist.html
** 158 Bob Packard
** 107 Rob Woodall of England
103 Richard McLellan - 30 in one year
102 Gerry Roach per peakbagger
** 101 Adam Helman
88+ Michael Kelsey
88 Edward Earl
85 Ken Jones http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=712&cid=591
** 84 Duane Gilliland
79 John Biggar
78 John Stolk (55 US, 13 Canada, 10 elsewhere)
74 Denise McLellan
72 Charlie Winger http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=1115&sort=promft&u=ft
70 Grant Myers
67 Richard Carey
63 Pål Bjørstad
** 63 Greg Slayden per peakbagger
61+ Junko Tabei
61 Bob Bolton
59 Jaime Viñals per peakbagger
58 Dennis Poulin 10 in 10 days
52 Cedron Jones
51 Don Palmer
50+ Barbara Lilley
50+ John Hamann per LOJ
49 Gerhard Schmatz
48 Andy Martin
47 Gordon MacLeod per peakbagger
47 Andrew Tibbetts per peakbagger
45 John Vitz
44 Richard Wilkins of England. Has also climbed 7 of the world 50.
41+ Ginge Fullen 128 of 193 country HPs climbed - not all counted yet
41 Terry Richard
41+ Dean Molen per LOJ
41+ Scott Casterlin per LOJ
40 Karen Jones
38+ Doug Mantle
38 Dave Covill per peakbagger
38 Andy Boos
36 Eric Willhite
35 Lee Newton
35 Steve Sheriff per peakbagger
33 Ted Brasket
33 Fred Johnson
33 Teresa Gergen
33 Daniel Quinn 31 in Indonesia http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=3146
32 Dave Hart - a high quality collection - see peakbagger
32 Evan Jones
32+ Jennifer Roach per LOJ
32 Terry Flood
31 Bob Martin
31 José Martínez
31 Mark Nichols
31 Horatiu Urs http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=1658&sort=promft&u=ft
30 Scott Surgent
29 Johnny Collinson - 29 at age 17, http://johnnycollinson.com

3) Century Club - at least 100 peaks with 610 meters (2,000 feet) of
proven prominence.

** 835 Bob Packard 646 in continental USA, http://www.cohp.org/indiv/Bob_Packard.html
737 John Vitz http://www.cohp.org/indiv/John_Vitz.html
720 Ken Jones http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=713&cid=591
617 Andy Martin http://sites.google.com/site/oldadit/andymartin.gif
535 Barbara Lilley http://www.cohp.org/indiv/Barbara_Lilley.html
525 Gordon MacLeod http://www.cohp.org/indiv/Gordon_MacLeod.html LOJ count - 6 borderline 2K
484 Edward Earl http://www.cohp.org/indiv/Edward_Earl.html
470 Dennis Poulin Per LOJ www.summitpost.org/user_page.php?user_id=17417
** 463 Petter Bjørstad http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/PFlist.html
** 451 Adam Helman http://www.cohp.org
414 John Stolk Many in WA
404 John Hamann (LOJ + 1 Mexico) http://www.cohp.org/indiv/John_Hamann.html
403 Grant Myers 132 in WA, 76 in Canada, 45 in OR
398 Richard Carey http://www.peakbagging.com
378 Cedron Jones Moosilauke NH 1969 to Sonyok MT 12/31/2007
353 Dean Molen Per LOJ Many in OR and other western states
320 Rob Woodall all 111 British & Ireland 2K peaks.
319 Don Palmer CA 102 NV 88 CO 28 WA 20 AZ 18 OR 17 UT 14 + 29 Others
307+ Gerry Roach See resume on http://www.climb.mountains.com
** 307 Bob Bolton http://sites.google.com/site/rfbolton
289 Mark Nichols Prepared many AZ summit lists with Bob Martin
264 Bob Martin World leader in summits climbed
250 Scott Casterlin http://listsofjohn.com/USPro/USProIndex.php desertrat
245 Gail Hanna CA144,NV28,AZ27,WA3,UT8,NM7,OR22,ID1,TX1,MA1,Mex3 ++
243 James Gordon 110 Britain & Ireland, 13 Alps, 19 Italy, 33 Spain/France, Norway 52, etc.
227+ Charlie Winger DPS, state HPs, www.joshuatreetrad.com
225+ Donna O'Shaughnessy DPS + Nevada + Vitzes blitzes
216 Lee Newton 87 in the UK, 102 in mainland Europe and 27 "overseas"
215+ Jennifer Roach (per LOJ) http://www.fourteenerworld.com/ClimbersCorner/HTML/JenniferRoachInterview.htm
** 214 Duane Gilliland http://www.cohp.org/indiv/Duane_Gilliland.html
213 Greg Slayden http://www.peakbagger.com
211 Scott Surgent Count includes Reddish and Santa Fe Baldy, which are not proven 2K
209 Betsy Palmer Has accompanied husband Don on many peaks
204 Andy Boos http://www.alpineandy.com
204+ John Biggar http://www.andes.org.uk http://www.johnbiggar.com/
202 Paul Klenke Many in WA, last was Mt. Tamalpais in CA.
197 José Martínez Author of 5 books on mountains and caves.
192 Bob Sumner http://www.peakbagger.com/climber/PeakListC.aspx?cid=3289&sort=promft&u=ft
~190 Tom Rountree Has climbed 100 of the peaks on the NV map.
190 Fred Johnson Many in CA and NV, per peakbagger
187 Ted Brasket 55NV 42CA 30CO 24AZ 13OR 5UT 5ID 3WY 1WA 1NM 1MT
184+ Michael Kelsey see "World's Mountains and Volcanos" 4th ed.
183 Terry Flood Many DPS, SPS, HPS plus lots more.
182+ Martin Shetter 144 of the WA 2K peaks, 38 elsewhere
182+ Mike Garratt (per lOJ) Hard core CO climber.
179 Eric Noel Per LOJ
177 Bob Burd (per peakbagger) http://www.snwburd.com/bob - a very speedy guy
174 Eric Willhite http://www.willhiteweb.com/
173 Andrew Tibbetts 69 UK, 29 mainland Europe.
172 Rick Baugher
167 John Roper Sets the standard in challenging WA state.
158 Kirk Mallory Per LOJ including 61 in CO and 29 in NM
157 Doug Kasian Author of Arizona Range HP list
155+ Dave Jurasevich Author of Desert Peaks Guide
152+ Rich Gnagy DPS + SPS + HPS + State HPs + CA 50 + CA Cohps
152 Dick Searle Lower 48 State tops, many DPS peaks
152 Karen Jones Karen & Ken are parents of Colin and Evan
150 Richard McLellan
147 Dave Covill http://www.cohp.org/indiv/David_Covill.html
143+ Doug Mantle 20 of Worlds 50 + DPS=54 + SPS=22 + HPS=22 + 14ers + etc.
143 Pete Yamagata Lots in CA and NV
142 Vic Henney DPS + SPS + HPS + State HP + 14ers + 2 in NV
142 Sue Wyman-Henney DPS + SPS + HPS + State HP + 14ers + 2 in NV
142 Bob Schwab per peakbagger.com
~140 Ann Bowker www.personal.u-net.com/~keswick/home.htm
137 William Peters Per LOJ http://www.summitpost.org/users/derbilly/4141
136 Ken Russell Per LOJ
136 Evan Jones Centurion at 17 years, 5 days
132 Kadee Smith (per LOJ) http://listsofjohn.com/CompletionAll.php?M=Kadee
131+ Steve Sheriff http://www.umt.edu/geosciences/faculty/sheriff/Sheriff_Vita_abstracts/sheriff.htm
130+ Rowland Bowker www.personal.u-net.com/~keswick/home.htm
131 Jim Bloomer 111 in Britain & Ireland
129 Neil Sandilands 102 in Britain & Ireland
129 Dan Baxter per peakbagger
129 Teresa Gergen 111 in lower 48 (see LOJ) plus 15 overseas, + 2 HI + 1 AK,
128 Rob Milne 85 Britain, 10 World Top 50, 26 US, 7 Rest of world
128 Pål Bjørstad Centurion at 19 years http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/PJmountains.html
128 Colin Jones Centurion at 13 years, 9 months
128 Eric Kassan Per Peakbagger
124 Ron Tagliapietra First centurion from SE USA.
123 John Mitchler http://www.cohp.org/indiv/John_Mitchler.html
120 Richard Webb 97 Britain & Ireland, 10 Norway, 10 FR, 1 in GR, RO, SI
120 Stewart Logan Britain & Ireland + 4 Ultras + 2 Morocco, 2 Norway, 1 NZ
119+ Jobe Wymore http://www.cohp.org/indiv/Jobe_Wymore.html
118 Roxanne Everett http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=713&sort=prom&cid=3077&u=ft
118 Richard Tibbetts Father of Andrew Tibbetts
118 Chris Upson 90 in Britain & Ireland, Elbrus & Mont Blanc
117 Ken Whyte Britain & Ireland based
116+ John Kirk (per LOJ) Webmaster of http://listsofjohn.com
116 Brad Boester per peakbagger.com
116 John Idle per LOJ
115 Asher Waxman http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=713&sort=prom&cid=3251&u=ft
115 Patrick Thornley per peakbagger
114+ Shane Smith DPS + HPS + more in western USA
114 Roy Schweiker First reported centurion east of Mississippi river.
114 Tim Worth http://www.listsofjohn.com/CompletionAll.php?M=TWorth
113 Daryn Dodge per peakbagger
113 Graham Illing Britain & Ireland
112 anon. "The Alien" UK Centurion
111 Phil Cooper 105 in Britain & Ireland
111+ Scott Holzhauser 50 AZ + 39 NM + 22 State HPs + others
111 Daniel Quinn 61 Indonesia, ~48 Britain & Ireland, 2 in Malaysia
111 Ken Nolan Per LOJ
110+ Tony Payne 110 in Britain & Ireland
110 "trompe la morte" Per LOJ Phoenix based hiker
109 Gordon Adshead all in Britain & Ireland
109 Jeff Howbert http://howbert.netherweb.com/mountains
107 Trapper Robbins http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=713&sort=prom&cid=3071&u=ft
106 Dotty Martin Bob Martin's better half. Many peaks in AZ and CO.
106 Fay Pullen Over 100 of the WA 2K peaks
106 Alan Dawson Author of Relative Hills of Britain
105 Chris Crocker 82 Britain, 7 Ireland, 3 Japan, 1 India, 10 worldwide
104 Annette Myers Many in WA and OR
104 Andrew Strand Per LOJ
103 Brian Kalet (per LOJ) http://sites.google.com/site/kaletbrian
** 103 Pete Ellis Most of these peaks are in the UK
102+ Mark Adrian Desert Sage editor
102 Ben Lostracco per peakbagger
101 Colin Crawford 97 in Britain & Ireland
101 Martin Richardson UK and Ireland
100+ Andy Smatko DPS/SPS/HPS + 2 estimated
100+ Arkel Erb DPS/SPS/HPS + Arrow NV + 1 estimated
100 Andy Bates The "AZB" seen in many AZ registers
100 Chris Pearson Britain & Ireland, count as of 2009
100 Jim Retemeyer http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=713&sort=prom&cid=2711&u=ft
100 Fred Lobdell Pioneer COHPer, info from peakbagger.
~100 Triple listers DPS + SPS + HPS folks not listed above
Ron Bartell, Bob Emerick, Jack Grams, Bob Hicks
George Hubbard, Jerry Keating, Barbara Magnuson
Roy Magnuson, Duane McRuer, Mary Motheral
Norm Rohn, Bill T. Russell, Erik Siering
Tina Stough, Dale van Dalsem

4) Peaks with 1000 feet (or 305 meters) of prominence, minimum 400 to list.
Please send update info to Mark Nichols mark.nichols1 at cox.net
Updates are made at the end of April, August, and December.

1000 x 1000 Club
** 1623 Bob Packard
1606 John Vitz
1217 Barbara Lilley
1183 Gordon MacLeod
1045 Ken Jones

800 Andy Martin
768 Bob Martin
767 Rob Woodall
740 Mark Nichols
733 Dennis Poulin
675+ Grant Myers
674 James Gordon
612 John Stolk
604 Mike Garratt
601 Edward Earl
524 Stewart Logan
498+ Richard Carey
480 Alan Dawson
475 Jim Bloomer
466+ Ken Whyte
466+ Alan Holmes
465+ George Morl
465+ Richard Wood
465+ Don Smithies
465+ Ken Butcher
460+ Charles Knowles
460+ Ann Bowker
460+ Rowland Bowker
459 Donna O'Shaughnessy
450+ Tony Payne
450+ Colin Crawford
444 Richard Webb
442 Terry Flood
439 Neil Sandilands
438+ Gerry Roach

5) Most climbs of different 92 meter (300 feet) drop Summits. Minimum 1000.
Marilyn info from http://www.rhb.org.uk/marhofn/marhofn171/marhofn17116.htm

Hiker Summits Notes

Bob Martin 5,760+ 2,700+ in CO, 2,700+ in AZ, 360+ others
Barb Lilley 4,972+
Gordon MacLeod 4,972 2,318 CA, 1,562 AZ, 445 NV, 269 CO, +others
** Bob Packard 4,631 2,177 in AZ
Andy Smatko 4,000+ Google "Andy Smatko" Sierra for info.
Mike Garratt 3,691+ http://www.listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Content/totalpeaks.php?Year=Career
Bill Schuler 3,481?? 1,100 in Sierra Nevada in CA
Rob Woodall 3,368 2,930 in Britain & Ireland, 1,552 Marilyns, 1,827 at 500' or more
Mark Nichols 2,988 Most in eastern AZ and southwestern NM
James Gordon 2,740 1537 Marilyns + 101 Corbett Tops + 181 Graham Tops
Ken Whyte 2,637+ 1550 Marilyns and more
Ann Bowker 2,600+ 1546 Marilyns (150 m. drop British hills)
Rowland Bowker ~2,500 1542 Marilyns, Ann's husband
John Vitz 2,474 Out of Manhattan Beach CA
John Kirk 2,238+ Webmaster of http://listsofjohn.com
Colin Crawford 2,215 Marilyns and more
Alan Holmes 2,120 Marilyns and more
George Morl 2,100 Marilyns and more
Teresa Gergen 2,070+ First woman to finish all 1,313 peaks over 12,000 ft in CO.
http://www.fourteenerworld.com/ClimbersCorner/HTML/TeresaGergenInterview.htm
Doug Kasian 2,053 Many in Canada and AZ
Ken Nolan 2,028+ All CO summits above 12,000'. Count from LOJ
http://www.fourteenerworld.com/ClimbersCorner/HTML/KenNolanInterview.htm
Kirk Mallory 2,023+ all ranked 13ers in CO - the 700 highest CO peaks (12,900+)
Tony Payne 2,000+ Marilyns in Britain and Ireland
John Roper 2,000- Many summits with 400' drop in WA
Alan Dawson 1,956 Literally wrote the book on Marilyns
Gerry Roach 1,869+ http://www.listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Content/totalpeaks.php?Year=Career
Stewart Logan 1,831 many Marilyns
Rick Baugher 1,801+ http://www.listsofjohn.com/CompletionAll.php?M=RickBaugher
Grant Myers 1,777 Many in WA, some in Canada
Richard Webb 1,758+ 1355 Marilyns in Britain and Ireland, + other summits
Jim Bloomer 1,734 Mostly 100m prom. hills over 500m height in Britain & Ireland
Brian Kalet 1,724+ http://www.listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Content/totalpeaks.php?Year=Career
Gordon Adshead 1,700 British & Irish Marilyns and others
Bob Michael ~1,700 Out of Fort Collins CO
Phil Cooper 1,574 many Marilyns
Richard Wood 1,553+ Marilyns
Don Smithies 1,551+ Marilyns
Ken Butcher 1,551+ Marilyns
Charles Knowles 1,548+ Marilyns
Roy Schweiker 1,527+ http://listsofjohn.com/CompletionAll.php?M=RoySwkr
Ken Jones 1,526 Mostly in western USA
Graham Illing 1,524+ Marilyns
Bob Sumner 1,470+- http://www.nevadahighpoints.com/index_files/bio.htm
Lindsay Munro 1,463 Lives in Scotland.
Dotty Martin 1,460 Many in Arizona and Colorado
Andrew Allum 1,451+ Marilyns
Eddie Dealtry 1,450 Marilyns
Jennifer Roach 1,436+ http://www.listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Content/totalpeaks.php?Year=Career
Andrew Tibbetts 1,400+ Including 16 Ultras, 100 @ 600 meter and 1132 worldwide Marilyns
Stefan Feller 1,400 1339 in Washington state.
Bert Barnett 1,399+ Marilyns
Neil Sandilands 1,387 Most in Britain & Ireland
Steve Knapp 1,377+ http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Content/totalpeaks.php?Year=Career
Bill Fairmaner 1,332+ Marilyns
Chris Upson 1,326+ Marilyns
Jack Dais 1,313+ All CO summits above 12,000'
Richard McLellan 1,306+ Marilyns + others
Peter Collins 1,295+ Marilyns
Colin Donnelly 1,290+ Marilyns
Chris Watson 1,232 Most in Britain & Ireland
John Barnard 1,228+ Marilyns
Martin Richardson 1227+ Marilyns + others
Ursula Stubbings 1,217+ Marilyns
Phinella Henderson 1,201 Marilyns
Tom Ross 1,200+ Sierra Peaks, most climbed with Andy Smatko
Cedron Jones 1,200+ 1200 MT Peaks with 400' prominence.
Richard Tibbetts ~1,200
Stuart Benn 1,191+ Britain & Ireland
Colin Dodgson 1,162+ Hiked 2,443 hills of 2000' elevation in Britain
Hamish Brown 1,149+ 1149 Marilyns
Jean Aschenbrenner 1,140+ http://www.listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Content/totalpeaks.php?Year=Career
** Andy Martin 1,442 1,134 with 500' prominence
Roderick Manson 1,132+ Marilyns
Kevin Baker 1,124+ per LOJ
Scott Patterson 1,100+ Many in UT and CO, many overseas
Dennis Poulin 1,100 Based in Oregon
Gordon Ingall 1,083+ Marilyns
Brian Ewing 1,066+ Marilyns
Tim Worth 1,066+ per LOJ
John Hipwood 1,064+ Marilyns
John Metcalfe 1,062+ Marilyns
Gerry Knight 1,057+ Marilyns
Trevor Littlewood 1045+ Marilyns
Sue Littlewood 1,045+ Marilyns
Mary Cox 1,039+ Marilyns
Dorothy Wilson 1,032+ Marilyns
Paul Caban 1,032+ Marilyns
Dave Landers 1,027+ http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Content/totalpeaks.php?Year=Career
Terry Flood 1,019 http://listsofjohn.com/CompletionAll.php?M=terryjflood
Peter Simpson 1,017+ Marilyns
John Crummett 1,015+ Marilyns
Moira Burks 1,001+ Marilyns
Alver Burks 1,001+ Marilyns
Barbara Jones 1,001+ Marilyns
Peter Dawes 1,001+ Marilyns
Barb Byron 1,000+ of Durango CO
Paul Klenke 1,000+ 1000+ in WA
Fay Pullen 1,000+ Most in WA
Arthur Josephson 1,000+? 3,193 named summits and 200'+ prom. summits
Norman Clyde ?
T.M. Bannon ? Surveyor 1889-1915 when 50 peaks was a good season.
Ludwig Purtscheller ? 1700 peaks: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludwig_Purtscheller
unknown 1,000+? a few New England Hikers
They use 200' drop in N.E., makes it tough
to accurately count the 300' drop peaks

Note that half a contour interval can be added at unmarked summits and
saddles. Thus an unmarked peak showing 7 full contour intervals of 40
feet (same as 8 actual rising contour lines between saddle and summit)
can also add 20 feet for an interpolated summit height, and 20 feet more
drop for the saddle, giving expected drop of 320', and we assume this peak
meets the 300' drop criteria.

Another way of stating this - assuming 40' contour intervals, the calculation
formula should be 40xN, where N is the number of contour above the saddle.
This assumes summit and saddle elevations are not available.

We realize that 7 full contour intervals of 40 feet does not give
a _proven_ 300 foot prominence, as we are requiring for 2K and 5K peaks.
However, the 7 contour interval standard was in existence
for 300' summits well before this FRL, so we continue to
use it for historical reasons.

Per Alan Dawson, out of 1553 Marilyns, only 179 are in England, 156
are in Wales, 1214 are in Scotland and 5 are on the Isle of Man
(one is joint English/Welsh). There are an additional 453 Marilyns on
the whole island of Ireland, as listed by Clem Clements.
Marilyns have 150 meter (492') drop.

6). Speed Records & Streaks

NOTE: Records where driving plays a major part are not listed. Human
powered feats are preferred. Speed records are not intended
to encourage reckless activities, or speeding tickets. Notably -
1. Do not drive too fast.
2. Always ask permission if public access is not clear.
3. Do not drive when you are overly tired.
4. Do not engage in switchback cutting and other undesirable hiking practices.

Peaks in a day.

Rules: Up to 24 hours time span (may cross calendar days).
Ground/water travel is allowed, mechanized air travel is not.
Ties broken by best time. For 2000' and below we are
tracking runs/walks on foot only.

Prominence Peaks By

24,000'+ 1 Everest Base Camp to top in 8:10 by Pemba Dorje Sherpa
12,000'+ 2 Kilimanjaro and Kenya, 21 hours 40 min. by
Barry Cliff and Rusty Baillie in February 1964.
Mt. Kenya has 12792' prominence.
6,000'+ 3 Antonio, Jacinto, Gorgonio by many Jansport 8000 meter challenge participants.
Fastest time would entail starting at Gorgonio.
2,000' 4 Jon Broxap, by product of the
run listed below.
1,000' 11 Jon Broxap
500' 22 Chris Upson
492', by foot 24 Chris Upson, 24 Marilyns in 24 hours by foot.
70 miles, 29,800' ascent. A Marilyn is
a 150 meter drop summit.
328' 26 Jon Broxap
300' 27 Jon Broxap, 28 Munros in 24
hours. 70 miles, 32,650' ascent.
Mark Hartell tied this count, not sure which was faster.
50' 73 Mark Hartell, in 1997 with an astonishing
87 miles and 39,900ft. gain.

Peaks in a week.

Rules: Up to 7 * 24 = 168 hours time span
(may cross calendar days).
Prominence Peaks By
5,000+ 8 Bob Bolton, 3 PM Sept. 4 - 1:15 PM Sept. 11 2004
UT:Flat Top, Nebo, Ibapah, Deseret, Timpanogos
NV:Wheeler, North Schell, Star
8 Count tied by Petter Bjørstad in 2008. Time 159:10.
1,000 meters 10 Bob Bolton, Duane Gilliland & Grant Myers.
These peaks were all 4,000'+ prominence.
610 meters 17 Rob Woodall, 19-24 Aug-06. 39,500' gain, 63 miles.
1,000' ?
~300'? 50 Jamie Thin, runner from Edinburgh, Munros in a week

Peaks in longer periods

5,000+ 21 66 days by Kazufumi Hirata during his Hyaku-Meizan completion.
150 meters 549 In in the year 2006 by Andrew Tibbetts (+ full time 9-5 office job)
~300+ 284 Munros by Stephen Pyke, in 39 days 9 hours and 6 minutes, Summer 2010.
262 are 300'+, 205 are 500'+, 119 are 1K, 53 are 2K

Streaks - consecutive days climbing different Ultras

11 Rob Woodall and Andrew Tibbetts: 2008 8-26 to 9-5 Presanella, Marmolada,
Col Nudo, Cima Dódici, Ortles, Piz Kesch, Cima Valdritta, Monte Bondone,
Birkkarspitze, Zugspitze, Santis
10 (USA Only) Dennis Poulin: Hayford, Pilot, Arc Dome, North Schell, Ibapah, Deseret,
Flat Top, Nebo, Timpanogos, Borah

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1) Africa
African 1500 m., about 80 peaks, minimum 20 to list.
http://peaklist.org/WWmaps/ultra/africasummits.jpg
23 Ginge Fullen http://www.gingefullen.com

2) Antarctica List: http://peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/antarctica.html
Info below from Damien Gildea, author of the
The Antarctic Mountaineering Chronology http://www.spri.cam.ac.uk/shop/books

The 39 Ultras, minimum 2, will rise.
3 Ed Stump
2 Damien Gildea http://www.antarcticmountains.com
2 Rodrigo Fica
2 Greg Mortimer
100 meter drop Summits, minimum 10, will rise.
? Paul Fitzgerald - 30 first ascents in Antarctica
? Camilo Rada - many climbs of 4000 meter high peaks in Antarctica
? Damien Gildea - many climbs of 4000 meter high peaks in Antarctica

3) Europe List: http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/europe_finest.html
Thanks go to Petter Bjørstad for compiling European info
Continental Europe 50 finest by prominence, eventual minimum 25, current minimum 20
43 Petter Bjørstad http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/europe_finest.html
30 Rob Woodall
24 Pål Bjørstad
21 Jurgen Brenneis people.freenet.de/thehighrisepages/jotbe/bergliste.htm
21 Bob Packard
Note: 6 for all Completers of 4,000 meter height Alps list

Continental Europe 100 finest by prominence, eventual minimum 50, current minimum 24
81 Petter Bjørstad http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/europe_finest.html
45 Pål Bjørstad
44 Rob Woodall
30 Jurgen Brenneis
27 Bob Packard
24 Andrew Tibbetts
24 Lee Newton
Note: 7 for all Completers of 4,000 meter height Alps list

4) North America, http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/namerica_finest.html

North Americas 50 finest by prominence.
No islands, Nicaragua saddle. Minimum 15 to list.
22[20] Gerry Roach (and 19 repeats)
19[18] Petter Bjørstad http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/namerica_finest.html
18[18] Bob Packard
17[16] Ken Jones
15[15] Edward Earl
14[12] John Stolk
14[14] Duane Gilliland

[] = count that includes Islands and uses Panama saddle.

5) South America Maps: http://peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/southamerica.html
South Americas 50 finest by prominence, minimum 10.
18 John Biggar http://www.andes.org.uk

South America 1K+, minimum 50.
John Biggar, 171 with 400+ meter prominence, above 5000 meters height.

6) Asia
High Asia and pre High Asia 50 list by
Eberhard Jurgalski of 8000ers.com http://www.8000ers.com/cms
List: [link or email to be provided by Eberhard]
14 Denis Urubko - 11 8000ers plus Samani, Jengish Chokusu & Qullai Istiqlol

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1) Australia 50 finest by prominence, minimum 4, will rise
http://peaklist.org/WWlists/oceania/Australia600m.html
6 Jim Bloomer
6 the people who have climbed the 8 Aussie state HPs.
4 Roland Handel http://www.state8.net

Tasmania, 466 peaks, minimum half way.
! David Harris http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/12/14/2118695.htm

2) Austria 50 finest by prominence, http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/austria.html
minimum 10, will rise.
20 Petter Bjørstad
Austria 100 finest by prominence.
minimum 10, will rise.
20 Petter Bjørstad
11 Vasja Kavcic
Austria 600 meter prominence, ~190 peaks per http://www.sol.co.uk/v/viewfinder/ALPSOVER589m.html
minimum 26, will rise.
26++ Willy Kreuzer http://www.dreitausender.at/liste.php
http://www.dreitausender.at/topland.php

3) Brazil 9 ultras, http://peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/ven_bra.html
3 Paulo Roberto - Parofes http://parofess.blogspot.com

4) Britain & Ireland List: http://peaklist.org/WWlists/euro600/GB600m.html
Britain & Ireland = Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, England,
Isle of Man, and adjacent islands.
Thanks to Rob Woodall for this info. For more of Rob's info see
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/39139373/_UK%20baggers%20totals.xls

Britain & Ireland
50! minumum 43
anonymous "The Alien", Gordon Adshead, Rob Woodall,
Ann Bowker, Rowland Bowker, Neil Sandilands, Ken Whyte,
James Gordon, Stewart Logan, Jim Bloomer, Martin Richardson
?? Willie Docharty
49 Tony Payne
49 Colin Dodgson
48 Alan Dawson
48 Chris Crocker
47 Richard Webb
45 Lee Newton
45 Lindsay Munro
44 Chris Upson
43 Rob Milne
43 Chris Pearson
Britain & Ireland 111$ minimum 90
anonymous "The Alien"
Rob Woodall
Ann Bowker
Ken Whyte
Neil Sandilands
Stewart Logan 6-20-2010 on Nephin
Jim Bloomer 6-21-2010 on Errigal
110 Tony Payne
109 Gordon Adshead
107 James Gordon
105 Phil Cooper
101 Martin Richardson
98 Alan Dawson
97 Richard Webb
97 Colin Crawford
95 Eddie Dealtry
93 Chris Pearson
91 Chris Upson
91 Chris Crocker
Britain & Ireland top 201 (201 actually, 496 meters) minimum 150
201 Rob Woodall
201 Jim Bloomer
196 Neil Sandilans
189 Stewart Logan
Britain & Ireland top 400 (402 actually, 374 meters) minimum 300
385 Rob Woodall
372 Stewart Logan
344 Neil Sandilans
338 Jim Bloomer
Britain & Ireland top 800 (809 actually, 255 meters) minimum 600
718 Rob Woodall
661 Stewart Logan
Ireland, minimum half way
50! Rob Woodall, May 8, 2005 on Slieve Foye
48 Jim Bloomer
40 Neil Sandilands
29 Stewart Logan
28 Martin Richardson
26 Gordon Adshead

5) Canada Lists: several at http://peaklist.org/lists.html
Canada 50 finest by prominence. Minimum 6, will rise.
7 Barbara Lilley
6 Dave Hart
The 143 Canadian Ultras, minimum 11, will rise
http://peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/canada/british_columbia.html
http://peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/canada/yukon.html
17+ Don Forest - climbed 11ers of Rockies, interior BC, & Logan.
13 John Stolk
11+ Rick Collier, Bill Corbett, Nancy Hansen, Forbes MacDonald
and Roman Pachovsky (all completers of Rockies 11ers)
Canadian 2K peaks, minimum 50
76 Grant Myers

British Columbia 50 finest by prominence, minimum 10.
http://peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/canada/british_columbia.html
10+ ? Robin Tivy

6) Ecuador
The 13 Ultras, minimum 6, may rise
http://peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/ecuador.html
6 John Biggar
6 Petter Bjørstad

7) France
France 50 finest by prominence, minimum 8, will rise.
List: http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/france.html
Map for top 60: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?msa=0&msid=101540007283651931615.000473ad281c1b52093c6&hl=en&ie=UTF8&z=6
19 Rob Woodall
16 Lee Newton
14 Petter Bjørstad, includes all 9 Ultras
8 Pål Bjørstad
2K Peaks, minimum 30, may rise.
40 by Rob Woodall - this includes 6 on Corsica

8) Greece 50 finest by prominence, http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/greece.html
21 Petter Bjørstad, includes all 18 Ultras
minumum 10, may rise.

9) Guatemala
37 volcanoes + 30 more peaks
Christian Rodriguez http://www.christianrodriguezm.com
52 peaks Jaime Viñals
37 volcanoes in 8.5 days Juan Carlos Sagastume & Willie Benegas
http://montanismo.org/articulos.php?id_art=2881&id_sec=7

10) Indonesia

Indonesia 50 finest by prominence http://www.gunungbagging.com/prominence
Cut point is Besar 1,792 m prominence. Kinabalu, Mulu, Murud are in Malaysia.
Ramelau & Matebeanfeto are in East Timor. Minimum 15
18 Taufan
16 Daniel Quinn
14 Jan Smeenk

The 222 Indonesian peaks with 1000 meters of prominence, minimum 20.
AKA Ribus.
http://www.gunungbagging.com/prominence minus Malasian and East Timor peaks.
http://www.gunungbagging.com/fame/
42 Dan Quinn
23 Jan Smeenk
23 Taufan

11) Italy 50 finest by prominence, minimum 13, will rise.
http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/italy.html
18 Petter Bjørstad
17 Rob Woodall
13 Pål Bjørstad
12 Lee Newton

12) Japan - I need help on this section from anyone who has
info on Japanese Prominence hiking feats - thanks - Andy

The 21 Japanese Ultras are listed at http://www.peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/japan.html
Per the list:
"All of these summits are included on the list of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains,
the Nihon Hyaku-Meizan by Kyuya Fukada"
A wiki on the Hyaku-Meizan is at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_100_famous_mountains_in_Japan
it mentions:
"people who have made a goal of reaching the summit of every mountain
on the list have appeared in great numbers"
We can expect there are tens, and perhaps hundreds of Hyaku-Meizan
list completers, and thus Japanese Ultra completers.
The current speed record for the Hyaku-Meizan is 66 days by Kazufumi Hirata.

We can guesstimate that the Japanese top 50 prominence list
is completed, and considerable progress (accidental or on purpose)
has been made on the 100, 200, and 400 lists

Horatiu Urs 20 Ultras (please email Andy Martin)
http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=5651&sort=prom&cid=1658&u=m&hu=0&pt=prom

13) Mexico
Mexico 50 finest by prominence, minimum 10, may rise.
http://oldadit.googlepages.com/mexico.finest.pdf
** 25 Bob Packard
** 23 Adam Helman
** 11 Rob Woodall
** 11 Duane Gilliland
Mexico summits (per Otis McAllister listing. Some may not have 100 meter drop)
~700 Alfredo Careaga Pardavé
Baja California, about 47 2K peaks, minimum 10, may rise.
17 Bob Packard
13 Andy Martin
Sonora, 64 peaks with 2K prominence, minimum 10, may rise.
16 Andy Martin
12 Doug Kasian

14) New Zealand
North Island - 30 peaks with 600+ meters prominence, minimum 5, will rise.
http://peaklist.org/WWlists/oceania/New_Zealand_N_600m.html
http://www.peakbagging.co.nz has routes & maps for 13 of these
8 nz_aj of www.peakbagging.co.nz

South Island - 301 peaks with 600+ meters prominence, minimum 10, will rise.
http://peaklist.org/WWlists/oceania/New_Zealand_S_600m.html
1 many with Mount Cook - anyone with two ? ;)

15) Norway List: http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/norway_finest.html
Norway 50 finest by prominence.
39 Petter Bjørstad http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter
12 Geir Dahlen
9 Pål Bjørstad
9 Ståle Grimen
9 Lars Holme
Norway 100 finest by prominence.
78 Petter Bjørstad www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/norway_top100pf.html
20 Geir Dahlen
17 Pål Bjørstad
Norway 600 meters, averaged prominence, 569 peaks
see http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/norway_pf-toppen.html
211 Petter Bjørstad
52 James Gordon

Southern Norway 50 finest by prominence - the land south of highway E-14
List: http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/Norway/snorway_finest.html
50! Petter Bjørstad
Southern Norway 100 finest by prominence
88 Petter Bjørstad

16) Philippines, the 29 Ultras.
List: http://peaklist.org/WWlists/ultras/philippines.html
10 Leonard Soriano

17) Poland and Slovakia List: http://www.peaklist.org/WWlists/euro600/tatra/Tatra.html
The Tatra Mountains
50 finest by prominence, 140 meter cut point
50! Wladyslaw Cywinski, around 1990
50! Piotr Mielus in 2002
100 finest by prominence, 77 meter cut point
100! Wladyslaw Cywinski, around 1990
100! Piotr Mielus in 2009

18) Portugal
9 continental 2K peaks. MH, will rise
7 José Martínez
10 island 2K peaks
2 José Martínez

19) Slovenia List: http://peaklist.org/WWlists/euro600/Slovenia300m.html
Slovenia 50 finest by prominence.
40 Vasja Kavcic, including all 24 2K peaks
Slovenia 100 finest by prominence.
74 Vasja Kavcic
Slovenia 1K+ 83 of 111 Vasja Kavcic

20) South Korea
South Korea 50 finest by prominence. Minumum 3, will rise.
3 Chris Upson - all with 2K prominence

21) Spain
Spain 50 finest by prominence, minimum 25.
http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/spain.html
50 José Martínez
45 Luis Alejos
31 Parys Lisiecki
Spain 100 finest by prominence, minimum 50.
100! José Martínez (only continental 2K peaks)
100! José Martínez (including Spanish islands 2K peaks)
80 Luis Alejos
77 Txomin Uriarte
64 Josep M. Torras
52 Parys Lisiecki

Books in Spanish about mountains by José Martínez:
Top 100 in Iberian Peninsula by prominence:
http://www.edicionesdesnivel.com/fichalibro.php?id=978-84-9829-203-9
The high points of the provinces of Spain:
http://www.libreriadesnivel.com/fichalibro.php?id=5631
Trekking and climbing in the mountains of the world:
http://www.libreriadesnivel.com/fichalibro.php?id=11961

Iberian Peninsula top 200 by prominence
152 José Martínez

22) Sweden 87 600 meter prom. (86 at 2K), minimum 5, will rise
http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/sweden_finest.html
5 Petter Bjørstad

23) Switzerland
Top 50 by prominence, minumum 14, may rise.
http://peaklist.org/WWlists/euro600/CH600m.html
18 Lee Newton
14 Rob Woodall
9 The many completers of the Alps 4000 meters list.

24) Thailand
20+ summits of 100 meter prominence, Martin Lutterjohann

25) United States of America

Americas 50 most most prominent peaks, minimum 24.
List: http://oldadit.googlepages.com/americas.finest.pdf

29 Gerry Roach
24 Bob Packard
24 Duane Gilliland
24 Charlie Winger
24 Edward Earl

Lower 48 region List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/USP5000.html

50 finest by prominence of lower 48 states, cut point 5,217', minimum half way (MH).
50! Bob Packard
50! Edward Earl 9-19-2007 Pilot Peak Has climbed #1 through 113
50! Bob Bolton 8-17-2008 Mount Cleveland
50! Duane Gilliland 8-17-2008 Mount Cleveland
50! Charlie Winger
50! Grant Myers 8-12-2009 Cloud Peak
48 John Stolk
48 Adam Helman
46 Dennis Poulin
44 Petter Bjørstad
43 Barbara Lilley
43 Ken Jones
40 John Hamann
37 Gerry Roach
37 Andy Martin
37 John Vitz
36 Gordon MacLeod
35 Terry Richard
34 Richard Carey
34 Dean Molen
31 Bob Martin
30 Andy Boos
28 Dave Covill
26 Scott Surgent See www.surgent.net
26 Mark Nichols

100 finest by prominence of lower 48, cut point MT Mount Stimson 4,382' prom, MH.
100! Edward Earl, Bob Bolton, Duane Gilliland. All on Spickard 9/3/2011.
97 Grant Myers
95 Bob Packard
93 John Stolk
88 Adam Helman
87 Ken Jones
79 Dennis Poulin
78 John Vitz
77 Charlie Winger per peakbagger.com
73 Andy Martin
67 Gordon MacLeod per peakbagger.com
64 Dean Molen
61 Gerry Roach
60 Petter Bjørstad http://www.ii.uib.no/~petter/mountains/usa48.html
56 Andy Boos
55 Mark Nichols
49+ Barbara Lilley

200 finest by prominence of lower 48, cut point UT Indian Peak 3,650' prom, MH.
167 Edward Earl
159 Bob Packard
155 John Stolk
150 Ken Jones
143 John Vitz
** 136 Bob Bolton
129 Andy Martin
** 127 Duane Gilliland
123 Dennis Poulin

400 finest by prominence of lower 48, cut point AZ Mt. Trumbull 2,969' prom, MH.
280 Ken Jones
277 Bob Packard
274 John Vitz
253+ Edward Earl
235 Andy Martin
222 John Stolk
202 Dennis Poulin

Western USA regions

Southwest states 50 - NV, CA, UT, AZ, CO, NM, TX, AR. Cut is UT Abajo Peak 4550+ (10),
minimum 30.
50 John Vitz
50 Bob Packard
50 Andy Martin
50 Edward Earl
50 Bob Bolton
50 Duane Gilliland
49 Gordon MacLeod and Barbara Lilley
49 John Stolk
46 Mark Nichols
44 Ken Jones
44 Dennis Poulin
37 Petter Bjørstad
32 Dean Molen
30 Scott Surgent

Northwest states 50 - WA, OR, ID, MT, WY, SD. Cut is MT Old Baldy/Greathouse 4061, MH.
Includes: ID Black Pine, MT Baldy, MT Old Baldy or Greathouse
Excludes: MT Hilgard or Koch, WY Francs
49 Edward Earl
48 Bob Bolton
45 Duane Gilliland
44 John Stolk
42 Bob Packard
39 Ken Jones
38 Dennis Poulin
24 Andy Boos

Eastern USA regions

Northeast states - everything north of MD and east of Miss. river.
Map: http://peaklist.org/USmaps/newenglandsummits.gif
Northeast USA, minimum 45
50! Roy Schweiker
50! John Thompson 6-14-2008 on White Cap ME
50! Bob Packard
50! Pierre Lefebvre 5-18-2009 on Black NY
50! "ManBear Pig"
50! Alan Bernier
49 Jim Frey
47+ Dennis Crispo - Completer of 3000-footer list of 770 peaks
47+ John Swanson ""
47+ Sue Eilers ""
47+ Erik Schlimmer "" http://www.erikschlimmer.com
Northeast 2K peaks, minimum 54
54$ Roy Schweiker - hiked top 57 by prom.
54$ John Thompson 6-14-2008
54$ Bob Packard 6-25-2010 - hiked top 57 by prom.
54$ "ManBear Pig" 3-26-2011
54$ Alan Bernier 10-29-2011
Northeast 100, minimum 80, will rise
List: http://www.viewsfromthetop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35967
87 John Thompson
~86 Completers of 3000-footer list of 777 peaks

New England - includes VT, NH, ME, MA, CT, RI. Minimum to list 45.
List: http://home.earthlink.net/%7Eellozy/Prominence.html
New England 50!
Arthur Josephson
Roy Schweiker
Richard Garland
Pierre Lefebvre 11-11-2006 on Smarts NH
Nate Parsons 6-26-2007 on Cold Hollow Mtn.
John Thompson 6-14-2008 on White Cap ME
Jim Frey 8-5-2008 on Baker Mountain ME
John Person 11-7-2009 on Belknap Mountain
Damon Ritter 8-6-2010 on Moxie Mountain
Alan Bernier - info from Roy Schweiker
48 Dennis Crispo
48 Marc Howes
45+ other finishers of NE 3K list
New England 100, minimum 70.
List: http://www.viewsfromthetop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=35966
100! Roy Schweiker
82 John Thompson
New England 200, minimum 100.
Roy Schweiker has completed the top 150

Southeast states - everything south of PA and east of Miss. river.
Map: http://peaklist.org/USmaps/southeastsummits.gif
Southeast 2K peaks, minimum 22
24$ Ron Tagliapietra, Andy Martin, Roy Schweiker
Bob Packard, Rick Shortt, Edward Earl
23 Shannon Dillmore
Southeast 50, minimum 25
50! Bob Packard, plus all 8 others that are possibly in the top 50.
50! Rick Shortt, plus 6 others possibly in the top 50
39 Andy Martin
34 Shannon Dillmore
33 Peter Barr http://peterontheat.com
30 Ron Tagliapietra
29 Fred Lobdell per peakbagger
29 Roy Schweiker
29 Edward Earl per peakbagger
26 Shane Ashby

The Eastern top 100 by prominence, External
http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Content/clist.php?lid=75

The 50 states

The highest Prominence peak in each state, minimum 30
http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=41207
50! Bob Packard
49 Andy Martin
40 Edward Earl
39 John Vitz
32 Ken Jones
31 Mike Schwartz per peakbagger.com
30 Gerry Roach per peakbagger.com
30 Charlie Winger per peakbagger.com
25 all state HP completers

The Western States

AK 50, minimum 8
List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/AK5000.html
11 Dave Hart http://www.peakbagger.com/FRL.aspx?lid=41303
9 Gerry Roach
AK 2K peaks. AK 2K list not available.
Hikers must do map work on their peaks, minimum 9, will rise
19 Dave Hart
9 Gerry Roach
AK 1K peaks, list not available, minimum 40, may rise
42+ Dave Hart http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=5021&sort=prom&cid=1280&u=ft
42+ Steven Gruhn http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=5021&sort=prom&cid=997&u=ft

AZ List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/AZP2000.html, MH on all AZ lists.
50! Bob Packard, Bob Martin, Andy Bates, Mark Nichols@ [Turnbull]
Andy Martin, John Vitz@ [Turnbull], Dave Jurasevich,
Barbara Lilley@ [Turnbull], John Hamann
Scott Holzhauser@ [Estrella, Turnbull, Gu Achi]
Scott Casterlin
48 Gordon MacLeod
43 Doug Kasian
41 Bob Moore
40 Mark Adrian
40 Richard Carey
37 Scott Peavy
36 Scott Kelley
36 Ken Jones
35 Scott Surgent
27 Edward Earl
AZ 73$ Bob Packard
Andy Martin
John Vitz@ [Turnbull]
Mark Nichols@ [Turnbull]
Andy Bates
John Hamann
Scott Casterlin
70 Bob Martin
69 Barbara Lilley
68 Gordon MacLeod
67 Dave Jurasevich
60 Scott Surgent
53 Scott Peavy
49 Richard Carey
49 Scott Kelley
49 Ken Jones
AZ 100! Bob Packard, Andy Bates
98 Mark Nichols, 99 Andy Martin
93 John Vitz, 91 Bob Martin
89 Barbara Lilley
87 Gordon MacLeod
78 Doug Kasian
78 "rockinstraw" per LOJ
74 Scott Casterlin
74 John Hamann
73 Pete Bengtson
63 Scott Surgent
59 Scott Peavy
58 Scott Kelley (AzScott on LOJ)
AZ 200
196 Bob Packard
177 Mark Nichols
155 John Vitz
148 Bob Martin
147 Andy Bates
140 Barbara Lilley
138 Gordon MacLeod
AZ 1K+ (431 proven 1K peaks)
https://sites.google.com/site/oldadit/home/az.fideep.pdf
416 Bob Packard
363 Mark Nichols
289 John Vitz
265 Bob Martin
227 Barbara Lilley
225 Gordon MacLeod
214 Andy Bates

AZ 1000 All peaks in AZ with 740' or more prominence per ListsOfJohn
798 Bob Packard
543 Mark Nichols http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/stateall.php?M=MarkNichols&o=p&s=AZ
465 Bob Martin

CA List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/CAP2000.html, MH
50! Gordon MacLeod and Barbara Lilley, John Vitz, Gail Hanna
Richard Carey, Edward Earl, Ken Jones, Rich Gnagy, Andy Martin
Bob Packard
45 Adam Helman
43 Dennis Poulin
42 Terry Flood
40 Dan Baxter
38 Fred Johnson
37 Pete Yamagata
34 Mark Adrian
33 John Stolk
CA 100, MH
100! Richard Carey, 8-5-2008 on Mt. Gabb, climbed Bear earlier.
96 Gail Hanna
94.5 John Vitz (did Bear Creek, missing Gabb)
92 Barbara Lilley
91 Gordon MacLeod
90 Andy Martin
89 Ken Jones
87 Bob Packard per LOJ
85 Dennis Poulin
78 Edward Earl
73 Terry Flood
72 Bob Burd
69 Fred Johnson
64 Adam Helman per LOJ
64 derbilly per LOJ
63 Pete Yamagata
62 Dan Baxeter
58 John Hamann per LOJ
54 Donna O'Shaughnessy
CA 164$ - 163 map proven 2K, + Salmon Mountain is assumed 2K, MH.
Do not count Brushy, Johnson, Tom, Hood/Bald, Bonanza King
157 Richard Carey
150.5 John Vitz (did Bear Creek, missing Gabb)
145 Andy Martin
144 Gail Hanna
136 Ken Jones
136 Dennis Poulin
133 Gordon MacLeod and Barbara Lilley
127 Bob Packard
117 Bob Burd per peakbagger.com
110 Dan Baxter per peakbagger.com
108 Terry Flood
108 Fred Johnson per peakbagger.com
106 Edward Earl
102 Don Palmer
101 William Peters
92 Bob Sumner
92 Adam Helman
90 Pete Yamagata
CA 400, MH
264 John Vitz
CA 1K+ map proven, minumum 224, will rise
972 on http://peaklist.org/CAmtnatlas/P1000/CA1000.html
1003 peaks averaged prominence on LOJ
510 Gordon MacLeod per LOJ
490 John Vitz per LOJ
405 Barbara Lilley
320 Terry Flood
314 Bob Burd per LOJ
291 Fred Johnson per LOJ
224 Ken Jones
(191 the DPS-SPS-HPS Triple Listers)
CA Mtns. of the High Sierra, minimum 40.
http://oldadit.googlepages.com/highSierra.pdf
50 Andy Smatko, Tom Ross
50 Gordon MacLeod and Barbara Lilley
42 Terry Flood
37 all SPS list completers

CO List: http://www.ryananderin.org/lists/prominence.html, MH all CO lists.
50! Bob Martin@ [Ute Peak]
50! Bob Packard
50! Mike Garratt
43 Jack Dais
~43 Gerry Roach
42 Kirk Mallory
42 Teresa Gergen
42 John Kirk http://listsofjohn.com
41 Ken Nolan, 41 Gerry Roach
33 Gary Swing
31 John Vitz
31 Tim Worth
27 Barbara Lilley, 27 Gordon MacLeod
24 Charlie Winger
CO 80$ Bob Martin@ [Ute Peak]
80 Mike Garratt
80 Bob Packard
67 Teresa Gergen
66 John Kirk http://listsofjohn.com
60 Kirk Mallory
60 Jack Dais
58 Ken Nolan
55 Gerry Roach
47 Gary Swing
48 Tim Worth
44 John Vitz
40 Layne Bracy
40 Brian Kalet
CO 100! Bob Martin@ [Ute Peak] Much of the update info from http://listsofjohn.com
Mike Garratt
Bob Packard
88 Ken Nolan per LOJ
83 Teresa Gergen pert LOJ
81 Kirk Mallory per LOJ
81 John Kirk http://listsofjohn.com
77 Gerry Roach per LOJ
73 Jennifer Roach per LOJ
71 Jack Dais
65 John Collard per LOJ
65 Renata Collard
57 Gary Swing
57 John Hamann
57 Tim Worth
57 Vince Kloster
56 Jean Aschenbrenner
55 "trompe la morte"
52 Kevin Baker
51 Charlie Winger
51 Dave Landers
50 Mark Schmalz
Note: Bob Martin, Ken Nolan, Mike Garratt and Jack Dais
have climbed all peaks 12,000'+ elev.
CO 200 cut point Black Mountain, 1354' prominence
200! Mike Garratt - climbed top 216 per LOJ
192 Bob Martin
141 Teresa Gergen
137 Bob Packard
CO 1K+ Proven are top 400 + Jasper, Vasquez, Pass BM, and UN 9905
However, most current hiker info for this category is at
http://listsofjohn.com, which uses averaged prominence and shows 426 peaks,
so we will use that info.
415 Mike Garratt
348 Bob Martin
263 Ken Nolan per LOJ
255 Teresa Gergen
228 John Kirk
225 Kirk Mallory
213 Gerry Roach
199 Jack Dais
195 Jennifer Roach
195 Bob Packard

CO 1000 All peaks in CO with 679' or more prominence per ListsOfJohn
873 Mike Garratt http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/stateall.php?M=Mike%20Garratt&o=p&s=CO
717 Bob Martin
556 Ken Nolan
530 Teresa Gergen http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/stateall.php?M=TeresaGergen&o=p&s=CO

HI List of 20 http://aditl.com/hike/trailnotes/twentyhp.html
Minimum 5, will rise.
7 Don Nelsen
6 John Mitchler
6 Richard Michlik
6 Bob Packard
5 Dave Covill
5 Ken Jones
5 Karen Jones

ID 50 List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/IDP2000.html, minimum 17, will rise
32 Ken Jones
30 John Vitz
30 Rich Baugher Rick has climbed 1102 summits (300' drop) in ID.
28 Dan Robbins
24 Dennis Poulin
19 Zach Vickery
18 Bob Packard
17 Dean Molen
17 Edward Earl

ID 100 minimum 33, will rise
61 Ken Jones
56 John Vitz
50 Rich Baugher
43 Dan Robbins (assumed idahosummits on LOJ)
39 Dean Molen
35 Zach Vickery
33 Dennis Poulin

ID 1K, 581 peaks per http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Pro1k.php?State=ID
minimum 100, will rise
211 Rick Baugher
97 Dan Robbins

MT 50 List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/MTP2000.html, minimum 13, will rise.
48 Cedron Jones http://www.amazon.com/Peakbagging-Montana-Guide-Montanas-Major/dp/1606390414
24 Bob Packard
23 Tim Worth
21 Edward Earl
13 Jerry Brekhus
13 Ken Jones
MT 143$, minimum 70.
117 Cedron Jones

NV List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/NVP2000.html, MH all NV except as noted.
50! John Vitz@ [BM], Gordon MacLeod@ & Barbara Lilley@ [both BM]
39 Mark Nichols
38 Andy Martin
37 Ken Jones
35 Dennis Poulin
34 Bob Packard
32 Edward Earl
31 Brad Boester
30 John Stolk
29 Adam Helman
BM = Bald Mountain, in the infamous area 51,
an actively patrolled "secret" military base.
NV 100
97 John Vitz
92 Gordon MacLeod & Barbara Lilley
61 Ken Jones
55 Dennis Poulin
50 Dean Molen
NV 169$
166 John Vitz
151 Gordon MacLeod & Barbara Lilley
90 Brad Boester per Peakbagger
89 Ken Jones
88 Don Palmer
87 Dennis Poulin
NV 200
192 John Vitz
166 Gordon MacLeod & Barbara Lilley
NV 400
253 John Vitz
NV 1K+ Current work: http://peaklist.org/USlists/NVmtnatlas.html, minimum 250.
323 John Vitz
250 Gordon MacLeod & Barbara Lilley

NM Map: http://peaklist.org/USmaps/newmexicosummits.gif, MH all NM.
50! Mark Nichols@ [in WSMR: Andres, Gardner, Mockingbird]
Andy Martin@ [in WSMR: Andres, Gardner, Mockingbird]
Scott Holzhauser@ [all 5 WSMR + Animas & Redondo]
Melissa Rigg@ [3 in WSMR + Animas + Alegres]
Bob Packard@ [in WSMR: Andres, Gardner, Mockingbird]

44 John Hamann
37 John Vitz
29 Scott Surgent
29 Kirk Mallory
29 Ken Jones
29 John Kirk
27 Adam Helman
24 Richard Carey
NM 100
88 Mark Nichols
74 Melissa Rigg
62 Bob Packard
NM 1K+, 219 peaks, http://listsofjohn.com/NewMexico/Prominence/Pro1k.php
149 Mark Nichols
105 Melissa Rigg

OR http://www.summitpost.org/view_object.php?object_id=222534
List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/ORP2000.html, MH all OR.
50! Ken Jones Oct. 6, 2004
50! Dennis Poulin
50! Bob Bolton 2009
50! Bob Koca November 13, 2011
44 Dean Molen
43 John Vitz
34 Bob Packard
32 Edward Earl
25 Ted Braskett
OR 74$ Dennis Poulin June 16, 2006
74$ Bob Bolton April 24, 2010
74$ Ken Jones July 31, 2010
74$ Bob Koca November 13, 2011
66 Dean Molen
62 John Vitz
55 George Burgess per peakbagger
47 John Stolk
45 Grant Myers
43 Bob Packard
40 Caleb Morris http://www.peakbagger.com/FRL.aspx?lid=41309
39 Richard Carey
OR 100 http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Prominence.php?State=OR
97 Dennis Poulin
82 Bob Bolton
80 Bob Koca
79 Ken Jones
68 Dean Molen
64 John Vitz
OR 1K+, 472 peaks, http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Pro1k.php?State=OR
263 Dennis Poulin

SD 100 minimum 12, will rise
12 Bob Packard per LOJ

TX Top 20, minimum 6.
12 Andy Martin - all the 2K peaks.
10 John Hamann
** 8 Bob Packard
7 Barry Raven
6 Scott Surgent
6 Edward Earl
6 Adam Helman

UT List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/UTP2000.html
MH all UT lists except 1K, which is 120, but will rise.
48 John Vitz
48 Greg Jagielski
48 Mark Nichols
48 Andy Martin
46 Dean Molen
44 Gordon MacLeod & Barbara Lilley
43 Bob Packard
37 Eric Wilhite
34 Kadee Smith
33 Michael Kelsey
33 Bob Martin
30 Edward Earl
29 Donn Seeley
UT 80$ Cut point is HP Roan Cliffs. Goose, Split, Craner, San Rafael not counted.
76 John Vitz
75 Greg Jagielski
74 Dean Molen
73 Mark Nichols
72 Andy Martin
66 Gordon MacLeod & Barbara Lilley
59 Kadee Smith
55 Eric Wilhite
52 Eli Hermansen
49 Bob Packard
UT 100
93 Greg Jagielski
92 John Vitz
90 Dean Molen per LOJ
81 J Hardink per LOJ http://www.willhiteweb.com/utah_climbing/century_club/members_398.htm
80 Andy Martin
76 Mark Nichols
75 Gordon MacLeod & Barbara Lilley
74 Eric Wilhite per LOJ
70 Kadee Smith per LOJ
54 Bob Packard per LOJ
51 Scott Patterson
UT 200 list: http://listsofjohn.com/Utah/Prominence/Pro1k.php
120 John Vitz
103 Barbara Lilley
100 Gordon MacLeod
UT 1K+, 361 peaks, per http://listsofjohn.com
151 John Vitz
127 J Hardink per LOJ
125 Dean Molen
120 Eric Wilhite

WA List: http://howbert.netherweb.com/mountains/index.html, MH all WA.
50! John Roper August 20, 2000 on Aeneas
50! Martin Shetter July 5, 2008 on Desolation
50! Paul Klenke July 27, 2008 on Mt. Rainier
50! Andy Boos July 19, 2009 on Mt. Prophet
43 Grant Myers
41 John Stolk
36 Edward Earl
36 Ken Jones
35 Bob Bolton
27 Duane Gilliland
WA 100! John Roper Sept. 8, 2001 on Lawson
100! Paul Klenke July 27, 2008 on Mt. Rainier
100! Andy Boos
100! Martin Shetter
93 Grant Myers
86 John Stolk
74 Ken Jones
68 Bob Bolton
64 Eric Noel per LOJ
60 Edward Earl per LOJ
53 Ken Russell per LOJ
50 "Redwic" per LOJ
50 Jeff Howbert
WA 144$ John Roper Sept. 8, 2001 on Lawson
144$ Paul Klenke July 27, 2008 on Mt. Rainier
144$ Andy Boos Oct. 20, 2010 on Mount Misch
144$ Martin Shetter August 6, 2011 on Mount Misch
132 Grant Myers
126 John Stolk
106 Fay Pullen
107 Ken Jones
96 Eric Noel per peakbagger
92 Bob Bolton
80 Edward Earl
80 Ken Russell
73 Jeff Howbert
WA 200 List http://www.peakbagger.com/list.aspx?lid=41308
200! Paul Klenke Sept 11, 2011 on Spire Mountain
191 John Roper
183 Andy Boos
158 John Stolk
153 Martin Shetter
143 Grant Myers
133 Ken Jones
123 Eric Noel per peakbagger
101 Bob Bolton
WA 1K - 819 peaks per LOJ http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Pro1k.php?State=WA
394 Grant Myers

WY 50 Map: http://peaklist.org/USmaps/wyomingsummits.gif, minimum 14, will rise.
27 Tim Worth
18 Bob Packard
16 Jerry Brekhus
15 Mike Friedman
14 Betty Brekhus
WY 100 - minimum 25, will rise
42 Tim Worth http://www.cohp.org/indiv/Tim_Worth.html
32 Rick Baugher per LOJ
26 Mike Friedman per LOJ
WY 1K - 263 peaks per www.listsofjohn.com minimum 46, will rise
70 Tim Worth
59 Rick Baugher per LOJ
46 Mike Friedman per LOJ

The Eastern States

GA 50, minimum 9, will rise. http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Prominence.php?State=GA
?21? Kevin Williamson, cohp completer (only 1K peaks counted, + Sawnee)
11 Bob Packard
10 Peter Barr
9 Rick Shortt

KY 50, minimum 4, will rise.
List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/KYTop50.html
4 Ken Oeser

MA 50, minimum 25.
50! Roy Schweiker (the top 53) on 5-14-2008
20(+?) Arthur Josephson

MA 100, MH
74 Roy Schweiker per LOJ

ME 50 List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/Maine1000.html, MH.
50! Roy Schweiker
50! Jim Frey
47 "nebushwacker"
42 Arthur Josephson
ME 100, MH
99 Jim Frey
82 Roy Schweiker per LOJ
64 Cliff Young
58 PeakMaster
54 "Pinpin" per LOJ

NC 50, MH all NC lists.
46 Peter Barr http://www.griztrax.net/wildcountry/viewtopic.php?t=1358
38 Lee Barry
32 Rick Shortt
30 Shannon Dillmore
20+ Ron Tagliapietra
NC 104 most prominent http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Prominence.php?State=NC
89 Peter Barr
75 Lee Barry
50 Rick Shortt aka wayfarer

NH 50! Roy Schweiker, MH all NH lists.
NH 100! Roy Schweiker
81 PeakMaster per LOJ
76 jcyoung in MA per LOJ
62 John Thompson per LOJ
52 HikesNH per LOJ
NH 200! Roy Schweiker
NH 400
298+ Roy Schweiker, this is 298 of the top 300

NJ 55 300' drop summits per http://peaklist.org/USmaps/NE/NJ300.jpg
See http://www.nj1k.org/climbers for som NJ hikers.

NY 50, minimum 40. List: http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Prominence.php?State=NY
40 People who have climbed the NY 3000-footers
NY 100
66 Jhshiker per loj
56 Peakbagr per LOJ
54 Pinpin per LOJ
NY Adirondak 50
50! Alain Chevrette Date : ? 2009
50! Pierre Lefebvre July 22, 2009

RI 15 of 15 with 200' Prominence, Roy Schweiker

SC 14 Ron Tagliapietra

TN 55 1K peaks, per LOJ. Minimum 20, will rise to 25
22 Rick Shortt
20 Bob Packard
20 Peter Barr

VT 50! Roy Schweiker - has climbed the top 68, minimum 35
VT 100 MH http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Pro1k.php?State=VT
86 Roy Schweiker
55 Peak Master

WV 50 List: http://peaklist.org/USlists/WVTop50.html, minimum 12, will rise
15 Rick Shortt
12 Bob Packard

VA MH all VA lists
VA 50 http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Pro1k.php?State=VA
44 or 45 Rick Shortt http://listsofjohn.com/CompletionAll.php?M=crshortt
27 Shane Ashby http://listsofjohn.com/CompletionAll.php?M=phlnph9
VA 106 1K peaks: http://listsofjohn.com/PeakStats/Pro1k.php?State=VA
95 Rick Shortt http://picasaweb.google.com/crshortt
89 Shane Ashby (phlnph9 on LOJ)
55 Wererichertoo per LOJ

The Heartland States - 211 peaks with 500' proven prominence.
Includes SD, ND, NE, OK, AR, MO, IL, WI, MN, MI, OH, IA, IN and KS
See http://groups.yahoo.com/group/prominence/files/Heartland, minimum 40.

41 Hans Haustein

AR 50, minimum 15, will rise.
18 doug72901 per LOJ
15 Hans Haustein

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50! = all of the top 50 peaks climbed, 1 to 50

100! = all of the top 100 peaks climbed, 1 to 100

@ = after name for "club rules" completers who did not summit
peaks where no trespassing rules are currently in effect
all year long. In this case, the peak(s) that just missed
the cut are added to replace the one(s) where access
is prohibited. The peak(s) missing are listed in []

$ = Every 2000'P peak (proven prominence) in this region was climbed,
and the number listed is the total number of 2000'P peaks
in this region. In the USA only states
with 30 or more of these peaks
are tracked. See RULES section E. for more info.

External We only link to this list and the corresponding FRL.
You will need to enter your statistics on these
external sites.

Minimum 25 to list - climbers of at least 25 of the listed peaks
can get listed in the FRL.
Minimum half - climbers of at least half the listed peaks
can get listed in the FRL.
MH = Abbreviation for minimum half above.
Minimum 6, may rise - currently need 6 peaks to get listed,
but may need more in the future.
Minimum 10, will rise - currently need 10 peaks to get listed,
will need more at some future date.
Eventual minimum 25 - current minimum is lowest number shown,
but the minimum will rise as participation rises.

Updates:Email is sent out three times a year requesting updates.
The cut off dates for these big updates are:
April 30
August 31
December 31
Thus a good time to send in your update infomation
is in the week before these dates, or within a few
days after the date, if you are offline.
However you are welcome to send in information more often,
say after a big hiking vacation. Probably best not
to send in more than one update per month, to make my
life a bit easier. I will manually add your
information to the FRL file as soon as it comes in,
but may not upload the file immediately.

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RULES
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Note that these guidelines only apply to this FRL
Others are free to come up with their own "rules" for their
own FRLs.

A. Difficulty

No difficulty waivers.

B. Access not allowed

If access is prohibited on peak in question 365 days a year,
and you have the skill and desire needed to climb it,
and you are prevented from reaching the top by your moral
code and/or the access barriers in place,
you can replace it with a lower peak to claim list completion.

Please do not request this waiver for a peak you do not
have the skills and desire to climb.

The lower peak(s) are the ones immediately below the cutoff
for the list in question. This completion will be noted a such.

For example:
NV 50! John Vitz@ [Bald Mountain]
Indicates Bald Mountain was skipped due to bad access -
active patrols of a secret military base in this case.
Peak #51 on the NV list, North Peak, is climbed in place of
Bald Mountain.

Note that if access on Bald Mountain is opened, John will probably
want to climb it, and remove the "@".

The current maintainer of this FRL, Andy Martin, believes that
a peak that is both very difficult and has bad access, like
Spider Rock AZ or Kauai high point HI, should not be eligible
for the access waiver. This policy is subject to change in the future.

Those who believe they are being discriminated against can:
1. Specify the peak that is blocking your completion
2. Provide the name of a peak or route you have climbed as a
replacement that is as hard or harder than this peak.

C. Mechanized transport.

Reaching or traveling close to a summit with assist of
mechanized ground transport such as car, truck, 4wd, snow-cat,
ski tram, cog RR is allowed in this FRL. Draft ground animal
assist (horses, mules, llamas, etc) is allowed. All forms of water
transport are allowed. This means that the Colorado Mountain
Club guideline requesting a minimal 3000' vertical gain on the
way up a peak is not used. This does not mean all future
modes of mechanized ground transport will automatically
be allowed (for example, powered mechanized leg assists
would not be).

However, hikers are encouraged to record on their peak lists
when mechanized transport was used. For example, on peaks that
I used mechanized transport they are noted with:

AU = Drove auto close to top
AU+ = Auto + short walk
TK = Drove truck close to top
JP = Drove 4wd close to top
TRAM = Took cable tramway close to top
COGRR = Took cog RR close to top

Aerial modes of transport directly to the summit, or past
standard base camps, are not allowed. (Except for
summits that you can drive up in a passenger car.)
Prohibited modes include planes, choppers, hang gliders,
parachutes, space shuttle, baloon lawnchair and
all other aerial modes of transport.

Descent from the summit with hang glider or parafoil that you
have carried up there carries no penalty.

D. Volcanic eruptions and other height changes

We note the pre-eruption prominence of Saint Helens
was 5917', a good bit higher than the current 4605+.

Thus when Bob Bolton climbed Saint Helens he could claim both
a "top 10" WA prominence ascent, and a top 50 lower 48 ascent.
(Saint Helens was #28 in lower 48 prominence prior to May 18, 1980.)

Those who climb Saint Helens today can make neither of these claims.

The pertinent categories are

Lower 48 USA (the 50 best by prominence in lower 58)

and

The Worlds top 1000 by prominence

My take on these is:

Lower 48 USA - you can claim either
CA Lassen Peak Lassen Peak 31N4E 5,217+
or pre eruption Saint Helens as counting for this list,
but not both (No Bob, you can't claim 51 of Americas
50 finest by prominence).

The Worlds top 1000 by prominence
Pre-eruption Saint Helens ascents get credit for
full prominence at that time, thus Bob gets to count
this while those climbing the peak these days do not.

E. List errors.

If you complete a list that is later found to have
errors, you are still a completer, and need not hike
the additional peaks. However, if you have not yet
completed the list, you need to take the corrections
into account.

This "Grandfather" rule is similar to the one used
by the state High Pointers, and is designed to protect
deceased and disabled completers.

Note that my personal hiking practice is to visit the
additional points and "recomplete" the revised list,
and it is suggested that living completers in good health
do the same.

F. What is a 2,000' prominence peak ?

For purposes of this FRL list a 2,000' peak is one proven to have
at least 2,000' prominence, either by current and accurate maps,
or by trustworthy survey data. Proven prominence is also referred
to as "clean" prominence by some hikers.

This means that "maybe 2000' prominence" peaks are not counted
for Century club totals.

For locations without accurate maps, additional data like
hand held GPS readings, barometric readings, and satellite data
may be used, as long as an adequate "safety factor" is employed.

This issue also comes into play on the category

$ - Every 2000'P peak (proven prominence) in this region was climbed,
and the number listed is the total number of 2000'P peaks
in this region. In the USA only states with 30 or more of these peaks
are tracked.

This FRL does not require you to also hike every peak in a region
that might have 2,000' prominence, once all uncertainties are
resolved. However prudent hikers might wish to go ahead and
hike these as well, in case this FRL ever falls into the hands
of a purist.

G. Eligibility

Open to all living humans on earth - past, present, and future.
Not open to other species, even Luna, the canine centurion.
Infants and others carried to the summit must indicate the
number of caries in their totals.

H. Scope - On planet Earth, above water surface.

I. Repeats - are not counted.

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FUTURE EXPANSION
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This FRL could be expanded to include:

1. Add "possible" categories for 2,000', 5,000', etc. prominence.
2. County prominence completions - contact Edward Earl
3. All 2000' completions in states with 10 or more
of these (would open up several eastern states)
4. Mechanized speed records
5. Radius from home categories - with and without
Canada and Mexico peaks in consideration.
6. Hikes of 1000 meters, 4000', etc prominence.
7. etc, etc.

However, a list maintainer will have to be found for these,
or Andy's salary will have to be increased.