19. Sugarloaf Mountain, Salt Lake County, 11,051.

(*) Nebo North is the 51st tallest peak in State of Utah.

(**) There are also four tall unnamed peaks near the Timpanogos peaks. One summit is 11,441. The others are 11,383, 11,347 and 11,288.

NOTE: New calibrations in elevation made recently by the National Geodetic Survey, in conjunction with the USGS, technically mean that the Wasatch's highest peaks are now 4 to 5 feet taller than these measurements. But maps are not being revised because of cost. For more information, go online to: www.ngs.noaa.gov and click on "Program Initiatives."

SOURCE: U.S. Geological Survey

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Significant peaks

• Ben Lomond Peak, prominent Weber County summit, 9,712.

• Box Elder Peak and Wellsville Cone, highest in Wellsville sub-range of

• Wasatch, 9,372 and 9,356

• Ensign Peak, pioneer landmark from downtown Salt Lake City, 5,414.

• Francis Peak, Davis County, with radar domes on top, (*)9,515

• Logan Peak, landmark above Logan City, 9.723.

• Mount Ogden, above Weber State University and Snow Basin, 9,572.

• Mount Olympus, prominent summit from downtown Salt Lake City, 9,026.

• Naomi Peak, highest in Cache County, 9,979.

• Soda Point, prominent Wasatch Peak in Idaho, 8,918.

• Spanish Fork Peak, prominent S. Utah County mountain, 10,192.

• Thurston Peak, tallest summit in Davis and Morgan counties, 9,706.

• Unnamed peak, tallest overlooking Bear Lake in Rich County, 9,255.

• Willard Peak, loftiest Wasatch Peak in Box Elder County, 9,764.

(*)Listed as 9,547 on maps but that was BEFORE summit was leveled to construct radar domes.

SOURCE: U.S. Geological Survey

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