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N° Peak Elevation Month Day Year 1 Half Dome 7 1970 2 Half N° Peak Elevation Month Day Year 1 Half Dome 7 1970 2 Half Dome 6 13 2002 3 Mt Whitney 8 1970 4 Mt Whitney 7 10 1971 5 Mt Whitney 8 6 1984 6 Mt Whitney 10 12 2001 7 Pyramid Pk 3 28 1972 8 Pyramid Pk 6 24 1973 9 Pyramid Pk 10 14 1973 10 Pyramid Pk 2 24 1974 11 Pyramid Pk 4 24 1977 12 Pyramid Pk 6 11 1977 13 Pyramid Pk 3 18 1978 14 Pyramid Pk 10 15 1978 15 Pyramid Pk 2 24 1980 16 Pyramid Pk 2 22 1981 17 Pyramid Pk 6 13 1981 18 Pyramid Pk 2 27 1982 19 Pyramid Pk 4 6 1985 20 Pyramid Pk 6 8 1985 21 Pyramid Pk 4 25 1987 22 Pyramid Pk 4 7 1991 23 Pyramid Pk 4 29 1992 24 Pyramid Pk 6 4 1994 25 Pyramid Pk 3 16 1995 26 Pyramid Pk 7 3 1997 27 Pyramid Pk 8 23 1997 28 Pyramid Pk 9 16 2000 29 Pyramid Pk 7 11 2002 30 Pyramid Pk 7 24 2002 31 Pyramid Pk 4 28 2004 32 Koip Pk 7 23 1972 33 Koip Pk 9 18 1988 34 Dicks Pk 7 31 1972 35 Dicks Pk 8 25 1984 36 Dicks Pk 6 13 1993 37 Dicks Pk 10 30 1993 38 Round Top 8 6 1972 39 Round Top 4 8 1973 40 Round Top 5 22 1977 41 Round Top 8 20 1977 1 42 Round Top 8 25 1979 43 Round Top 9 11 1982 44 Round Top 9 17 1983 45 Round Top 10 14 1984 46 Round Top 8 9 1987 47 Round Top 4 29 1989 48 Round Top 11 16 1991 49 Round Top 10 29 1995 50 Round Top 8 18 1996 51 Round Top 4 29 1998 52 Round Top 5 21 1999 53 Round Top 6 22 2003 54 Round Top 10 10 2005 55 Round Top 6 30 2012 56 Mt Agassiz 8 11 1972 57 Mt Agassiz 7 4 1976 58 Mt Tallac 8 15 1972 59 Mt Tallac 4 18 1981 60 Mt Tallac 8 1 1981 61 Mt Tallac 10 16 1982 62 Mt Tallac 10 2 1983 63 Mt Tallac 5 10 1986 64 Mt Tallac 7 19 1986 65 Mt Tallac 5 21 1988 66 Mt Tallac 10 30 1993 67 Mt Tallac 6 2 1994 68 Mt Tallac 6 19 1997 69 Mt Tallac 8 12 2003 70 Mt Tallac 6 10 2006 71 North Palisade 8 21 1972 72 Cathedral Pk 8 24 1972 73 Cathedral Pk 7 15 1978 74 Cathedral Pk 7 16 1983 75 Cathedral Pk 7 27 1986 76 Cathedral Pk 9 25 1993 77 Mt Abbot 8 26 1972 78 Mt Abbot 6 10 1973 79 Mt Dade 8 27 1972 80 Mt Lamarck 9 2 1972 81 Mt Darwin 3 3 1972 82 Mt Darwin 9 2 1979 83 Tower Pk 9 9 1972 2 84 Tower Pk 8 29 1982 85 Mt Conness 9 16 1972 86 Mt Dana 9 23 1972 87 Mt Dana 5 29 1982 88 Mt Dana 7 21 1990 89 Mt Dana 9 21 1991 90 Mt Dana 5 22 1993 91 Mt Dana 9 13 1997 92 Mt Dana 6 23 2002 93 Mt Dana 8 6 2005 94 Mt Gibbs 9 23 1972 95 Mt Gibbs 9 17 1988 96 Mt Gibbs 9 13 1997 97 North Pk 9 24 1972 98 North Pk 7 12 1981 99 Freel Pk 11 5 1972 100 Freel Pk 2 22 1976 101 Freel Pk 3 31 1979 102 Freel Pk 4 9 1983 103 Freel Pk 8 8 1987 104 Freel Pk 6 6 1992 105 Freel Pk 9 8 1994 106 Freel Pk 6 25 1997 107 Freel Pk 9 4 1999 108 Freel Pk 9 15 2000 109 Freel Pk 10 25 2003 110 Freel Pk 7 22 2009 111 Castle Pk 6 16 1973 112 Castle Pk 9 4 1976 113 Castle Pk 4 9 1977 114 Castle Pk 6 23 1979 115 Castle Pk 10 29 1983 116 Castle Pk 7 29 1984 117 Castle Pk 7 16 1988 118 Castle Pk 12 1 1991 119 Castle Pk 3 28 1992 120 Castle Pk 8 20 1992 121 Castle Pk 10 28 1995 122 Castle Pk 11 4 1999 123 Castle Pk 8 27 2005 124 Adams Pk 6 17 1973 125 Adams Pk 5 12 1979 3 126 Adams Pk 8 29 1987 127 Adams Pk 10 23 1992 128 Adams Pk 9 9 2001 129 Highland PK 9 2 1973 130 Highland PK 6 25 1977 131 Highland PK 8 21 1982 132 Highland PK 7 30 1983 133 Highland PK 6 23 1984 134 Highland PK 10 2 1992 135 Highland PK 8 25 1997 136 Mt Ritter 9 5 1973 137 Mt Ritter 6 25 1994 138 Banner Pk 9 5 1973 139 The Thumb 9 8 1973 140 Sierra Buttes 9 13 1973 141 Sierra Buttes 5 4 1980 142 Sierra Buttes 6 11 1983 143 Sierra Buttes 6 9 1984 144 Sierra Buttes 9 15 1990 145 Sierra Buttes 9 8 2001 146 Sierra Buttes 8 17 2003 147 Sierra Buttes 6 13 2012 148 28. Mt Elwell 9 14 1973 149 28. Mt Elwell 8 9 1987 150 28. Mt Elwell 6 8 1994 151 28. Mt Elwell 9 8 2001 152 Mt Rose 10 28 1973 153 Mt Rose 10 15 1977 154 Mt Rose 3 19 1983 155 Mt Rose 8 18 1984 156 Mt Rose 8 30 1987 157 Mt Rose 8 12 1990 158 Mt Rose 9 28 1996 159 Mt Rose 8 18 1999 160 Mt Rose 7 31 2000 161 Mt Rose 6 18 2003 162 Mt Rose 9 3 2005 163 Mt Rose 7 7 2010 164 Mt Rose 6 14 2012 165 Mt Rose 9 27 2015 166 Mt Rose 7 17 2016 167 Mt Rose 8 9 2019 4 168 Mt Lyell 4 8 1974 169 Mt Lyell 7 22 1988 170 Granite Chief 10 4 1975 171 Granite Chief 9 13 1981 172 Granite Chief 8 7 1982 173 Granite Chief 8 4 1991 174 Granite Chief 7 17 1993 175 Granite Chief 9 14 2003 176 Stanislaus Pk 6 6 1976 177 Stanislaus Pk 10 15 1996 178 Stanislaus Pk 9 10 2000 179 Mt Goode 7 3 1976 180 34. Twin Pks 7 11 1976 181 Mt LeConte 8 23 1976 182 Mt Mallory 8 23 1976 183 Mt Lola 7 30 1977 184 Mt Lola 8 27 1983 185 Mt Lola 7 15 1990 186 Mt Lola 10 28 1995 187 Mt Lola 6 30 2002 188 Clyde Minaret 8 28 1977 189 Mt Sill 9 10 1977 190 Matterhorn Pk 5 13 1978 191 Matterhorn Pk 8 8 1981 192 Dunderberg Pk 7 8 1978 193 Dunderberg Pk 5 16 1982 194 Excelsior Pk 7 9 1978 195 Mt Tom 8 6 1978 196 Mt Morgan (s) 8 13 1978 197 Mt Morgan (s) 8 4 1996 198 Mt Morgan (s) 8 4 2005 199 Mt Baldwin 6 2 1979 200 Red Slate Mtn 6 3 1979 201 Red Slate Mtn 8 7 1993 202 Red Slate Mtn 9 4 2004 203 Mt Humphreys 7 15 1979 204 Bear Creek Spire 8 4 1979 205 Bear Creek Spire 7 16 2000 206 Leavitt Pk 7 13 1991 207 Leavitt Pk 10 13 1996 208 Leavitt Pk 9 9 2000 209 Disaster Pk 8 12 1979 5 210 Disaster Pk 10 14 1996 211 Mt Williamson 9 9 1979 212 Mt Morrison 9 15 1979 213 Mt Morrison 8 13 1983 214 Bloody Mtn 9 16 1979 215 Tinker Knob 9 30 1979 216 Tinker Knob 3 23 1980 217 Tinker Knob 7 8 1990 218 Tinker Knob 6 11 1992 219 Tinker Knob 8 19 1999 220 Tinker Knob 8 1 2000 221 Tinker Knob 7 22 2001 222 Tinker Knob 9 13 2004 223 Basin Mtn 5 18 1980 224 Clouds Rest 6 14 1980 225 Clouds Rest 7 28 1980 226 Clouds Rest 6 20 1987 227 Clouds Rest 7 30 2005 228 Clouds Rest 9 11 2006 229 Mt Warren 6 15 1980 230 English Mtn 7 12 1980 231 English Mtn 9 17 1991 232 English Mtn 9 13 1995 233 English Mtn 10 8 2006 234 Mt Julius Caesar 7 20 1980 235 Split Mtn 7 26 1980 236 Mt Prater 7 26 1980 237 Mt Starr King 8 1 1980 238 Mt Clark 8 2 1980 239 Gray Pk 8 2 1980 240 Mt Stanford (n) 8 16 1980 241 Red and White Mtn 8 17 1980 242 Virginia Pk 8 24 1980 243 Mt McDuffie 8 29 1980 244 Black Giant 8 29 1980 245 Charybdis 8 30 1980 246 The Hermit 8 31 1980 247 San Joaquin Mtn 9 8 1980 248 San Joaquin Mtn 5 3 1981 249 San Joaquin Mtn 5 8 1982 250 Mokelumne Pk 10 4 1980 251 Mokelumne Pk 7 2 1991 6 252 Mokelumne Pk 8 24 1997 253 Mokelumne Pk 6 8 2001 254 Cardinal Mtn 7 3 1981 255 Striped Mtn 7 4 1981 256 Goodale Mtn 7 4 1981 257 Mt Ruskin 7 5 1981 258 Marion Pk 7 6 1981 259 Merriam Pk 7 19 1981 260 Royce Pk 7 19 1981 261 Seven Gables 7 26 1981 262 Gemini 7 26 1981 263 Mt Senger 7 27 1981 264 Whorl Mtn 8 9 1981 265 Mt Brewer 8 15 1981 266 Mt Brewer 7 20 1994 267 Merced Pk 8 23 1981 268 Mt Hilgard 8 29 1981 269 Mt Gabb 8 29 1981 270 Recess Pk 8 30 1981 271 Mt Gilbert 9 6 1981 272 Mt Gilbert 6 16 1984 273 Mt Gilbert 8 13 1994 274 Mt Johnson 9 6 1981 275 Mt Johnson 6 16 1984 276 Mt Johnson 8 13 1994 277 Mt Wallace 6 13 1982 278 93.
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