List of peaks named Mount Jefferson

For the community in Ohio, see Mount Jefferson, Ohio.

Mount Jefferson is a common name^[1][2] for mountains in the United States, usually referring to Thomas Jefferson, the country's third president. The mountains include:

Name	USGS link	State	County	USGS map	Coordinates	Elevation
Mount Jefferson	[1]	Arkansas	Perry	Gleason	35°06′01″N 092°34′01″W	149 m	489 ft
Mount Jefferson	[2]	Idaho	Fremont	Mount Jefferson	44°33′43″N 111°30′13″W	3,112 m	10,210 ft
Mount Jefferson	[3]	Massachusetts	Worcester	Barre	42°29′30″N 072°02′24″W	368 m	1,207 ft
Mount Jefferson	[4]	Maine	Penobscot	Lee	45°21′08″N 068°16′58″W	229 m	751 ft
Mount Jefferson	[5]	Montana	Madison	Noble Peak	45°36′14″N 112°00′24″W	3,083 m	10,115 ft
Mount Jefferson	[6]	North Carolina	Ashe	Jefferson	36°24′11″N 081°27′48″W	1,407 m	4,616 ft
Mount Jefferson	[7]	New Hampshire	Coos	Mount Washington	44°18′16″N 071°19′05″W	1,741 m	5,712 ft
Mount Jefferson	[8]	Nevada	Nye	Mount Jefferson	38°45′08″N 116°55′36″W	3,601 m	11,814 ft
Mount Jefferson	[9]	New York	Schoharie	Stamford	42°27′30″N 074°37′12″W	833 m	2,733 ft
Mount Jefferson	[10]	Oregon	Linn	Mount Jefferson	44°40′27.48″N 121°47′58.46″W	3,189 m	10,463 ft
Jefferson Mountain	[11]	South Carolina	Cherokee	Kings Creek	35°04′16″N 081°29′43″W	263 m	863 ft
Mount Jefferson	[12]	Virginia	Albemarle	Charlottesville West	38°01′57″N 078°31′21″W	258 m	846 ft
Jefferson Mountain	[13]	Virginia	Rappahannock	Massies Corner	38°42′13″N 078°02′05″W	268 m	879 ft

References

1. "Mount Jefferson - Peakbagger.com". www.peakbagger.com. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
2. "Global Volcanism Program | Jefferson". Smithsonian Institution | Global Volcanism Program. Retrieved 2024-11-28.