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GK : Highest Mountain Peaks (World)

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Hi friends, I am Sindhu. Here I am sharing the list of Highest Mountain Peaks in the world along with Heights and Range. Happy Reading :)
  1. Mount Everest - 848 Meters - Himalayas
  2. K2 (Godwin Austen) - 8611 Meters - Karakoram
  3. Kanchenjunga - 8598 Meters - Himalayas
  4. Lhotse - 8511 Meters -Himalayas
  5. Makalu I - 8481 Meters -Himalayas
  6. Dhaulagiri I - 8167 Meters -Himalayas
  7. Manaslu I - 8156 Meters -Himalayas
  8. Cho Uyo - 8153 Meters -Himalayas
  9. Nanga Parvat - 8126 Meters -Himalayas
  10. Annapurna I - 8091 Meters -Himalayas
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