Blank map of the world’s mountain ranges
The 22 mountain ranges of the world, ready to print on A4, Letter, A3 or Tabloid, or to download as PNG and SVG: blank, numbered or labeled. Free, no sign-up.
By the All Map Tools Team
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The mountain ranges
The map shows 22 mountain ranges. The highest is the Himalayas, topped by Mount Everest (8,849 m / 29,032 ft), followed by the Karakoram (K2 (8,611 m / 28,251 ft)).
Each range’s highest peak is marked with a triangle; the labeled version adds its name and elevation: Mount Everest (8,849 m), K2 (8,611 m), Terich Mir (7,708 m), Jengish Chokusu (7,439 m), Aconcagua (6,962 m), and Denali (6,190 m) and 16 more.
How the map is made
Mountain ranges are Natural Earth geographic regions (public domain); each one’s highest peak and its elevation come from Wikidata.
Letter key
Mountain ranges carry a letter, in alphabetical order, with their highest peak.
| Letter | Mountain range | Highest peak | Elevation |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Alaska Range | Denali | 6,190 m / 20,308 ft |
| B | Alps | Mont Blanc | 4,806 m / 15,768 ft |
| C | Altai Mountains | Belukha Mountain | 4,506 m / 14,783 ft |
| D | Andes | Aconcagua | 6,962 m / 22,841 ft |
| E | Appalachian Mountains | Mount Mitchell | 2,037 m / 6,683 ft |
| F | Atlas Mountains | Toubkal | 4,167 m / 13,671 ft |
| G | Carpathians | Gerlachovský štít | 2,655 m / 8,711 ft |
| H | Caucasus Mountains | Mount Elbrus | 5,642 m / 18,510 ft |
| I | Drakensberg | Thabana Ntlenyana | 3,482 m / 11,424 ft |
| J | Ethiopian Highlands | Ras Dashen | 4,533 m / 14,872 ft |
| K | Great Dividing Range | Mount Kosciuszko | 2,228 m / 7,310 ft |
| L | Himalayas | Mount Everest | 8,849 m / 29,032 ft |
| M | Hindu Kush | Terich Mir | 7,708 m / 25,289 ft |
| N | Karakoram | K2 | 8,611 m / 28,251 ft |
| O | Pyrenees | Aneto | 3,404 m / 11,168 ft |
| P | Rocky Mountains | Mount Elbert | 4,401 m / 14,439 ft |
| Q | Scandinavian Mountains | Galdhøpiggen | 2,469 m / 8,100 ft |
| R | Sierra Madre Occidental | Cerro Mohinora | 3,308 m / 10,853 ft |
| S | Southern Alps | Aoraki/Mount Cook | 3,724 m / 12,218 ft |
| T | Tian Shan | Jengish Chokusu | 7,439 m / 24,406 ft |
| U | Ural Mountains | Mount Narodnaya | 1,895 m / 6,217 ft |
| V | Zagros Mountains | Zard Kuh | 4,221 m / 13,848 ft |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the highest mountain range in the world?
Of those on this map, the Himalayas, topped by Mount Everest (8,849 m / 29,032 ft).
Which mountain ranges are on this map?
Alaska Range, Alps, Altai Mountains, Andes, Appalachian Mountains, Atlas Mountains, Carpathians, Caucasus Mountains, Drakensberg, Ethiopian Highlands, Great Dividing Range, Himalayas, Hindu Kush, Karakoram, Pyrenees, Rocky Mountains, Scandinavian Mountains, Sierra Madre Occidental, Southern Alps, Tian Shan, Ural Mountains, and Zagros Mountains.
Can I use it in class?
Yes, it’s free. Print it, copy it and hand it out as many times as you like. If you post it on a blog or a class website, credit “All Map Tools · data Natural Earth, Wikidata”.
What order are the numbers and letters in?
Alphabetical: rivers get numbers and mountain ranges get letters. The key is in the tables on this page.
Sources
- Mountain ranges: Natural Earth, 1:10m, geography regions (public domain)
- Highest peak and elevation: Wikidata (CC0), “highest point” (P610) and “elevation above sea level” (P2044), retrieved 2026-10-31
- Countries: Natural Earth, 1:10m (public domain)