List of mountains in the Philippines

"Mountains of the Philippines" redirects here. For lists of Philippine volcanoes by type, see List of active volcanoes in the Philippines.

The following is an incomplete list of mountains in the Philippines. Several of these are volcanoes, formed by subducting tectonic plates surrounding the archipelago.^[1]

List

Terrain of the Philippines

This list contains most of the highest mountains in the country. It is limited to mountain peaks with, if known, an elevation of at least 200 metres (660 feet) above sea level, and may include those considered as hills. The distinction between a hill and a mountain in terms of elevation is unclear and largely subjective, but a hill is universally considered to be less tall and less steep than a mountain.^[2]

• Name: mountains are sorted according to only names (without the "Mount" prefix) for easier reference in name and spelling variants. Unnamed peaks are italicized. (note: to minimize clutter, citations for names are limited only to mountains with variant names, spellings, and/or those that currently do not have elevation data)
• Elevation: sorted in meters above sea level (note: Some mountains may contain several different elevations that may conflict with each other. Each of these are supported by their own provided sources).
• Province(s) covered: Some mountains are situated within two or more provinces borders. "Lanao" and "Davao" entries, which were derived from the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology website, are italicized since they are no longer provinces.
• Coordinates: sorted according to latitude. Several of these (most especially volcanoes) were provided by the PHIVOLCS website). Others were derived mostly from the OpenStreetMap (OSM) database (released under the Open Database License), and a few from GeoNames (released under the Creative Commons attribution license).
• Notes: if a volcano, may contain the type, as classified by the PHIVOLC

	ultra prominent peak (with topographic prominence greater than 1,500 metres (4,900 feet))[3]
	ultra prominent peak[3] and highest in the island
‡	active volcano (erupted within historical times (within the last 600 years)[1]
†	potentially-active volcano (morphologically young-looking but with no historical records of eruption)[1]
	no data or inactive/extinct volcano (no record of eruptions; physical form is being changed by agents of weathering and erosion)[1] (check "Notes" section)

Name (Alternate/ variant name)		Elevation (m.a.s.l.)	Prominence (m.a.s.l.)	Province(s) covered	Mountain range/ volcanic belt	Coordinates	Notes
Mount Abao		2,662 m (8,734 ft),[4][5] 2,527 m[6]	111 m (364 ft)[7]	Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°50′00″N 120°55′00″E
Mount Abunug		600 m (2,000 ft)[8]		Southern Leyte		11°02′00″N 124°42′00″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Agad-Agad				Lanao del Norte		8°10′46″N 124°17′24″E	Located in Iligan City
Mount Agamomata		1,554 m (5,098 ft)[9][4][5]		Apayao	Cordillera Central	18°09′17″N 120°58′04″E
Mount Aganmala		1,786 m (5,860 ft)[9][5]		Ilocos Norte[9]	Cordillera Central	18°15′39″N 120°53′56″E
Mount Agtuuganon		1,652 m (5,420 ft)[10][11]		Davao Oriental		7°46′53″N 126°12′21″E
Mount Agustin		334 m (1,096 ft)[12]	57 m (187 ft)[12]	Camarines Sur		13°33′50″N 122°59′23″E
Mount Aja		463 m (1,519 ft)[4]		Nueva Ecija		15°47′57″N 121°08′00″E
Akir-akir Volcano		526 m (1,726 ft)[8]		Maguindanao		7°25′16″N 124°25′27″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Al-al[13]		2,663 m (8,737 ft)[13]		Benguet	Cordillera Central[13]
Mount Alchanon[14]		2,617 m (8,586 ft)[14]	1,297 m (4,255 ft)	Kalinga	Cordillera Central	17°15′02″N 120°58′09″E
Alto Peak (Mount Aminduen)		1,325 m (4,347 ft)[15][16]	1,325 m (4,347 ft)	Leyte[17][16]		11°06′17″N 124°44′30″E	Highest in Leyte Island.
Mount Amanayao[18]				Benguet[18]	Cordillera Central
Mount		1,714 m (5,623 ft)[9][5]		Mountain Province[9][5]	Cordillera Central
Mount Amuyao[4][5]		2,701 m (8,862 ft),[4][19] 2,702 m[5]	839 m (2,753 ft)[20]	Mountain Province[4][5]	Cordillera Central	17°00′41″N 121°07′46″E[20]	Highest point in Mountain Province.
Mount Ambalatungan		2,329 m (7,641 ft)[8]		Kalinga		17°19′00″N 121°06′00″E[8]	Inactive volcano.[8] (May refer to Mount Binuluan).
Mount Amicay[4]				Bohol		9°46′00″N 124°16′00″E
Mount Amorong		376 m (1,234 ft)[8][21]		Pangasinan		15°50′16″N 120°48′23″E	Inactive volcano[8] (lava dome)[21]
Mount Ampalauag		1,714 m (5,623 ft)[4]		Ifugao	Cordillera Central	17°01′43″N 121°17′56″E
Mount Ampaoid		1,066 m (3,497 ft)[8]		Zamboanga del Norte[8]		7°55′00″N 125°40′40″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Ampiro		1,532 m (5,026 ft),[8] 1,556 m[4]		Misamis Occidental		8°22′45″N 123°37′17″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Anacuao		1,852 m (6,076 ft),[4] 1,853 m[5]		Aurora,[4] Quezon[5]	Sierra Madre	16°15′14″N 121°53′22″E
Angelo Mountains[22][5]		1,316 m (4,318 ft)[22][5]		Laguna[22][5]		14°49′56″N 121°22′07″E
Mount Annaguan		1,400 m (4,600 ft)	1,400 m (4,600 ft)	Cagayan		17°51′50″N 121°20′40″E	Located in Rizal, Cagayan
Mount Apanderang[23]				Benguet[23]	Cordillera Central
Mount Apo	†	2,954 m (9,692 ft),[17][3] 2,938 m[24][25]	2,954 m (9,692 ft)[3][11][26]	Davao del Sur, Cotabato		6°59′16″N 125°16′10″E	Highest mountain in Mindanao and the Philippines' highest peak. Potentially active stratovolcano.[25]
Mount Aquiting		523 m (1,716 ft)[8]		Leyte		10°51′58″N 124°51′00″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Arayat		1,026 m (3,366 ft),[4] 1,030 m[22][5]		Pampanga[22]	None (solitary peak)	15°12′19″N 120°44′34″E
Mount Ascuero		1,266 m (4,154 ft)[8]		Leyte		11°32′00″N 124°35′00″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Atimbia (Atimba)[4]		654 m (2,146 ft)[4][8]		Laguna		14°09′00″N 121°21′58″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Atok		1,770 m (5,810 ft),[4] 1,769 m[9][5]		Benguet/ Mountain Province[9]	Cordillera Central	16°34′00″N 120°41′00″E
Mount Awapanniki[4]				Nueva Vizcaya		16°27′00″N 120°56′00″E
Babuyan Claro Volcano (Mount Pangasun)	‡	1,080 m (3,540 ft),[27] 843 m[28]		Cagayan		19°31′26″N 121°56′49″E	Active stratovolcano, last erupted 1917[27]
Mount Baca		752 m (2,467 ft)[4]		Nueva Ecija		15°23′38″N 121°12′21″E
Mount Bacauan		1,824 m (5,984 ft)[8]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°35′00″N 123°15′00″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Baco		2,489 m (8,166 ft),[4] 2,488 m,[5][29] 2,364 m[3]	1,574 m (5,164 ft)[3]	Occidental Mindoro		12°48′20″N 121°08′36″E
Mount Bagacay		775 m (2,543 ft)[8]		Camarines Norte	Bicol Volcanic Belt	14°13′00″N 122°49′30″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Bagsak		1,142 m (3,747 ft)[8]		Sulu		5°53′00″N 125°33′58″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Bahaoan				Agusan del Sur		8°13′18″N 125°22′19″E
Mount Balait		2,200 m (7,200 ft)[4][5]		Apayao,[4] Abra	Cordillera Central	17°25′29″N 120°59′44″E	Located near the Apayao-Abra border.
Mount Balikabok (Mount Balakibok)[4]		849 m (2,785 ft),[8] 843 m[4]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	14°55′46″N 120°19′48″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Balatubat		828 m (2,717 ft)[8]		Batanes		18°57′00″N 121°55′59″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Balatukan (Balatucan)[30]		2,450 m (8,040 ft),[31] 2,560 m,[8] 2,328 m[30]	1,883 m (6,178 ft)	Misamis Oriental		8°46′00″N 124°59′00″E	Inactive[8] compound volcano[31]
Mount Balik Sampan				Tawi-Tawi		5°12′31″N 120°03′27″E
Mount Balingkilat (Pointed Peak)[4]		1,071 m (3,514 ft)[4]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	14°51′20″N 120°07′41″E
Mount Balintingon		838 m (2,749 ft)[4]		Nueva Ecija		15°15′52″N 121°13′09″E
Balo Dome		873 m (2,864 ft)[8]		South Cotabato		6°18′30″N 125°10′16″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Balokon Mountain[32]				Davao[32]
Mount Baloy (Baloy‑Daku)[16]		1,728 m (5,669 ft),[4] 2,149 m[22][16]		Antique, Capiz[22]		11°08′47″N 122°15′12″E
Mount Balungao		382 m (1,253 ft)[8]		Pangasinan		15°52′00″N 120°41′00″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Balut Volcano	†	862 m (2,828 ft)[33][34]		Davao[34]		5°24′00″N 125°22′30″E	Potentially active stratovolcano[33][34]
Banahao de Lucban		1,875 m (6,152 ft)[8]		Quezon, Laguna		14°04′00″N 121°30′00″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Banahaw (Banahao)	‡	2,177 m (7,142 ft),[4] 2,169 m,[35] 2,158 m,[36] 2,188 m[5]	1,919 m (6,296 ft)[3]	Laguna, Quezon		14°04′03″N 121°29′32″E	Active complex[36] stratovolcano, last erupted 1843.[35] Located near the Laguna-Quezon border.
Mount Banoy		987 m (3,238 ft)[4]		Batangas
Mount Bangbang		1,533 m (5,030 ft)[9][4][5]		Apayao[4] / Mountain Province[9][5]	Cordillera Central	17°40′09″N 121°15′12″E
Mount Balbalasang		2,454 m (8,051 ft),[4] 2,467 m,[37] 2,464 m[5]	428 m (1,404 ft)[38]	Abra, Kalinga	Cordillera Central	17°19′10″N 120°55′27″E
Mount Bangcay		406 m (1,332 ft)[8]		Nueva Ecija[8]		15°47′00″N 120°44′00″E[8]	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Banti[4]				Abra	Cordillera Central	17°40′32″N 120°35′36″E
Mount Banton (also known as Mount Amponggo)		596 m (1,955 ft)[8]		Romblon		12°55′00″N 122°04′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Baonao		485 m (1,591 ft)[8]		Leyte		11°26′00″N 124°29′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Base Peak		598 m (1,962 ft)[8]		South Cotabato		6°14′48″N 125°08′51″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Basilan		971 m (3,186 ft)[8]		Basilan		6°33′00″N 122°04′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Bataan		1,421 m (4,662 ft)[9][5]		Bataan[9]		14°30′38″N 120°28′33″E	Highest in the province.[5]
Mount Batelian		620 m (2,030 ft)[8]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°29′00″N 123°11′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Batorampon Point		1,335 m (4,380 ft)				7°4′25.0″N 122°01′23.3″E	Highest mountain in Zamboanga City.
Mount Batulao		692 m (2,270 ft),[8] 693 m[4]		Batangas,[8] Cavite[8]		14°02′24″N 120°48′09″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Baya		1,379 m (4,524 ft)[8]		Lanao del Sur		7°47′14″N 124°05′44″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Bayabas		433 m (1,421 ft)[4]		Camarines Norte		14°01′34″N 122°45′16″E
Mount Bayaguitos		316 m (1,037 ft)[8]		Laguna		14°10′00″N 121°24′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Bee Hive Peak[8]		808 m (2,651 ft)		South Cotabato		6°09′16″N 125°23′30″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Bernacci (Tangcong Vaca)		756 m (2,480 ft)[39]	694 m (2,277 ft)[39]	Camarines Sur		13°36′36″N 122°58′10″E
Bigain Hill		464 m (1,522 ft)[8]		Batangas		13°54′N 121°03′E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Bigong		770 m (2,530 ft)[8]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°51′15″N 123°17′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Biliran Volcano		1,340 m (4,400 ft),[40] 1,301 m[41]		Biliran		11°31′23″N 124°32′06″E	Volcano island, cone (active; last erupted 1939 Sept. 26)[40]
Mount Binaca		1,004 m (3,294 ft)[8]		Cotabato		6°57′00″N 124°01′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Binangonan		1,091 m (3,579 ft)[4]		Quezon	Sierra Madre	14°38′00″N 121°33′00″E
Mount Binhagan		1,172 m (3,845 ft)[4]		Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°48′39″N 121°11′14″E
Mount Binmaca		1,787 m (5,863 ft)[9][4][5]		Ilocos Sur, Mountain Province,[9] Benguet[4]	Cordillera Central	16°40′48″N 120°36′05″E	Located near the Ilocos Sur-Benguet border.
Mount Bintuod		1,935 m (6,348 ft)		Nueva Vizcaya		17°18′22.4″N 121°5′38.6″E
Mount Binuluan		2,329 m (7,641 ft),[8] 2,328 m,[42] 2,292 m[4][5]		Kalinga	Cordillera Central	17°18′23″N 121°05′38″E	Inactive volcano.[8] (May refer to "Mount Ambalatungan").
Mount Bitanjuan		1,183 m (3,881 ft)[17][16]		Southern Leyte		10°21′53″N 125°04′22″E
Mount Bitaogon		501 m (1,644 ft)[22]		Romblon
Mount Bitinan		215 m (705 ft)[8]		Sulu		6°04′00″N 121°26′30″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Bito		1,058 m (3,471 ft)[8]		Cotabato		7°30′00″N 124°17′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Blik		1,198 m (3,930 ft)[8]		Cotabato		6°57′30″N 124°13′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Boctong		271 m (889 ft)[8]		Palawan		11°09′30″N 120°58′00″E	Inactive volcano[8]
Mount Bolokbok		457 m (1,499 ft)[4]		Nueva Ecija		15°50′05″N 121°04′02″E
Mount Bonbon		247 m (810 ft)[43]		Palawan		10°54′00″N 121°04′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Borogyod		378 m (1,240 ft)[4]		Aurora	Sierra Madre	16°19′47″N 122°10′28″E
Mount Bosa		2,083 m (6,834 ft)[43]		South Cotabato		6°05′53″N 124°42′27″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Buagan		1,771 m (5,810 ft)[9][5]		Abra/ Mountain Province[9][5]	Cordillera Central	17°30′54″N 121°02′09″E
Bubongna Mountain[44]				Benguet[44]	Cordillera Central
Mount Buboy		215 m (705 ft)[45]		Laguna	mountainrange	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Bucas		450 m (1,480 ft)[43]		Lanao del Norte		8°05′03″N 123°51′40″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Bud Dajo		620 m (2,030 ft),[46] 811 m[47]		Sulu		6°0′48″N 121°03′24″E	Cinder cone volcano (active; last erupted 1897)[46]
Mount Buga		549 m (1,801 ft)[43]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°36′00″N 123°16′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Bulalo		525 m (1,722 ft),[43] 624 m[4]		Laguna		14°06′04″N 121°13′34″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Bulan		329 m (1,079 ft)[43]		Sulu		6°08′00″N 121°50′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Bulbul[4]				Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°42′N 120°51′E
Mount Bulibu		565 m (1,854 ft)[43]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°42′15″N 123°10′30″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Bulusan Volcano (Mount Bulusan)		1,559 m (5,115 ft),[4][48] 1,565 m,[3][49] 1,560 m[9][5]	1,547 m (5,075 ft)[3]	Sorsogon[9]	Bicol Volcanic Belt	12°46′09″N 124°03′23″E	stratovolcano formed inside a caldera (active; last erupted 2010 Nov.-2011 Feb.)[48] Highest in Sorsogon province.[5]
Bunsulan Hills		360 m (1,180 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°02′00″N 121°14′30″E	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Burburungan		963 m (3,159 ft)[4]		Occidental Mindoro		13°22′58″N 120°46′09″E
Mount Burnay		2,115 m (6,939 ft)[4][5]		Ilocos Norte/Abra[5]	Cordillera Central
Mount Busa		2,030 m (6,660 ft),[3] 2,083 m[17][11]	1,661 m (5,449 ft)[3]	Sarangani, South Cotabato[17][11]		6°07′07″N 124°41′00″E
Mount Butay		679 m (2,228 ft)[43]		Camiguin		9°07′00″N 124°46′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Butung		684 m (2,244 ft)[43]		Bukidnon		7°45′00″N 125°05′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Cabalian Volcano	†	945 m (3,100 ft)[50]		Southern Leyte		10°17′13″N 125°13′25″E[50]	Potentially active stratovolcano[50]
Mount Cabaluyan		284 m (932 ft)[43]		Pangasinan		15°42′00″N 120°20′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Cabugao		812 m (2,664 ft)[43]		Cotabato/Lanao		7°32′30″N 124°14′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Caburauan		473 m (1,552 ft)[4]		Albay		13°04′00″N 123°20′00″E
Mount Cabuyao (Kabuyao)		over 2,000 m		Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°21′34″N 120°33′53″E
Mount Cadig		690 m (2,260 ft)[4]		Quezon, Camarines Norte[4]		14°09′05″N 122°26′39″E	Located near the Quezon-Camarines Norte border.
Cagua Volcano	‡	1,160 m (3,810 ft),[51] 1,100 m,[4] 1,133 m,[52] 1,158 m[22][5]		Cagayan[22]	Sierra Madre	18°13′18″N 122°06′54″E	stratovolcano (active; last erupted 1907)[51]
Mount Cahelietan		280 m (920 ft)[43]		Pangasinan		15°42′00″N 120°19′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Calabugao		1,864 m (6,115 ft)[43]		Bukidnon		8°34′00″N 125°07′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Caladang (Calandang)[9]		1,465 m (4,806 ft),[4] 1,468 m[9][5]		Quezon,[4] Laguna,[9][5] Rizal[9][5]	Sierra Madre	14°49′00″N 121°21′00″E
Mount Calavite		1,521 m (4,990 ft),[4] 1,522 m[9][5]	1,462 m (4,797 ft)[3]	Occidental Mindoro[9]		13°28′40″N 120°24′06″E	Highest in Occidental Mindoro province.[5]
Mount Candalaga		2,268 m (7,441 ft)[53]	872 m (2,861 ft)[53]	Davao de Oro		7°17′44″N 126°11′45″E
Mount Kalawitan (Cauitan)[54]		2,713 m (8,901 ft)[54]	709 m (2,326 ft)[54]	Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°57′39″N 120°58′14″E
Mount Calayan		499 m (1,637 ft)[43]		Cagayan		19°19′00″N 121°28′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Calibugon		1,442 m (4,731 ft)[9][5]		Palawan[9]		8°59′05″N 117°51′50″E
Calinigan Mountains		904 m (2,966 ft)[4]		Camarines Sur		13°45′57″N 123°40′24″E
Mount Calomutan		631 m (2,070 ft)[4]		Sorsogon		12°36′09″N 123°59′22″E
Camiguin de Babuyanes	‡	712 m (2,336 ft)[55]		Cagayan		18°50′00″N 121°51′36″E[55]	stratovolcano (active; last erupted 1857)[55]
Mount Camingingel		2,283 m (7,490 ft),[4] 2,364 m[56]		Ilocos Sur, Abra, Mountain Province[4]	Cordillera Central	17°11′07″N 120°52′08″E	Located near the Ilocos Sur-Abra-Mountain Province tripoint
Mount Campana		676 m (2,218 ft)[43]		Camiguin		9°12′30″N 124°42′30″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Canandag		432 m (1,417 ft)[43]		Leyte		11°58′00″N 124°25′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Cancanajag	†	900 m (3,000 ft)[57]		Leyte		11°01′14″N 124°47′10″E	Potentially active stratovolcano[57]
Mount Caniapasan[16]		594 m (1,949 ft)[17][16]		Iloilo[17][16]		11°06′00″N 122°45′59″E
Mount Cantoloc		819 m (2,687 ft)[43]		Leyte		10°18′00″N 125°13′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Capinyayan		980 m (3,220 ft)[43]		Biliran		11°35′00″N 124°30′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Capotoan		850 m (2,790 ft)[17][4][16]		Samar		12°09′10″N 124°56′06″E	Highest in Samar Island.[16]
Mount Capual		312 m (1,024 ft)[43]		Sulu		6°02′00″N 121°25′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Caraycaray		437 m (1,434 ft)[43]		Biliran		11°40′00″N 124°26′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Cariliao (Cariliao Volcano)		656 m (2,152 ft)[4][43]		Batangas		14°07′00″N 120°46′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Carling		800 m (2,600 ft)[43]		Camiguin		9°13′00″N 124°40′01″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Carranglan		633 m (2,077 ft)[4]		Nueva Ecija		15°56′00″N 121°02′00″E
Mount Casiama		1,539 m (5,049 ft)[4]		Ilocos Norte	Cordillera Central	18°08′35″N 120°56′56″E
Mount Catala		606 m (1,988 ft),[4] 585 m[22]		Marinduque[22]		13°19′17″N 121°53′29″E
Mount Cataluan		1,315 m (4,314 ft)[4]		Apayao	Cordillera Central	18°26′11″N 121°00′17″E
Mount Catmon		1,624 m (5,328 ft),[43] 624 m[4]		Lanao del Norte		8°10′51″N 124°06′55″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Caual		2,105 m (6,906 ft)[4][5]		Benguet,[4] Nueva Vizcaya[5]	Cordillera Central	16°27′00″N 120°53′00″E	Located near the Benguet-Nueva Vizcaya border.
Mount Cayudungan		1,465 m (4,806 ft)[4]		Ilocos Norte, Abra	Cordillera Central	17°53′14″N 120°43′49″E
Mount Cetaceo		1,833 m (6,014 ft)[4][5]		Cagayan	Sierra Madre	17°42′N 122°03′E
Mount Chumanchil		2,029 m (6,657 ft)[4][5]		Kalinga	Cordillera Central	17°14′38″N 121°03′48″E
Cinco Picos		929 m (3,048 ft)[4]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	14°47′27″N 120°09′45″E
Cleopatra Needle		1,608 m (5,276 ft),[3] 1,593 m[9][5]	1,582 m (5,190 ft)[3]	Palawan[9]		10°07′26″N 118°59′43″E
Mount Codiapi		413 m (1,355 ft)[4]		Quezon		13°23′00″N 122°34′00″E
Mount Coloumotan		602 m (1,975 ft)[43]		Sorsogon		12°35′00″N 123°58′00″E	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Cone (Culasi Peak)[58]		959 m (3,146 ft),[58] 422 m[4]		Camarines Norte		13°55′00″N 123°01′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Conical Peak		686 m (2,251 ft)[4]		Catanduanes		13°51′N 124°09′E
Mount Costa Rica		394 m (1,293 ft)[58]		Leyte		11°56′00″N 124°19′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Cresta (Crista)[9][4][5]		1,672 m (5,486 ft),[4] 1,670 m[4][5]		Isabela[9]	Sierra Madre	17°18′36″N 122°05′08″E
Mount Cuadrado (Quadrado)		1,324 m (4,344 ft)[4]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	15°01′50″N 120°21′43″E
Mount Cudtingan (Cudting)[4]		466 m (1,529 ft)[4]		Siquijor		9°15′00″N 123°35′00″E
Cuernos de Negros (Talinis Peak)[22][16]	†	1,903 m (6,243 ft),[22][4][16] 1,860 m[59]		Negros Oriental[22]		9°14′39″N 123°10′40″E	Potentially active stratovolcano.[59] Negros Island's 2nd highest peak.
Mount Dagot		1,311 m (4,301 ft)[4]		Abra	Cordillera Central	17°50′35″N 120°42′07″E
Mount Culangalan		360 m (1,180 ft)[58]		Sorsogon		12°42′00″N 123°56′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Culasi		387 m (1,270 ft)[58]		Camarines Norte		13°53′45″N 123°05′15″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Cuyapo		209 m (686 ft)[58]		Nueva Ecija		15°48′00″N 120°40′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Daclan		1,500 m (4,900 ft)[58]		Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°31′16″N 120°48′42″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Dagumbaan		1,127 m (3,698 ft)[58]		South Cotabato		7°49′00″N 124°56′45″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Dakes (Shekes)[60]				Benguet[60]	Cordillera Central
Dakiwagan Mountain[44]				Benguet[44]	Cordillera Central
Mount Dakula		399 m (1,309 ft)[58]		Sulu		5°58′54″N 121°10′42″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Dakut	†	474 m (1,555 ft)[61]		Sulu		5°44′01″N 120°54′15″E	Potentially active volcano[61]
Mount Dalimonoc		1,686 m (5,531 ft)[9][4][5]		Nueva Vizcaya/ Isabela[9]		15°58′30″N 121°14′32″E
Mount Dalupiri		275 m (902 ft)[58]		Cagayan		19°03′N 121°45′E	Inactive volcano.[58] Located in Dalupiri Island.
Mount Danao (Danao Peak)		683 m (2,241 ft)[17][4][16]		Cebu[17]		10°33′17″N 123°58′20″E
Mount Danao		699 m (2,293 ft)[58]		Leyte		11°04′00″N 124°41′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Dapiak[4]				Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga del Norte		8°13′32″N 123°25′33″E
Mount Data		2,310 m (7,580 ft),[4] or 2810 m[4]		Mountain Province, Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°52′51″N 120°50′57″E	Located near the Mountain Province-Benguet border.
Mount Deugurug		1,010 m (3,310 ft)[4]		Nueva Ecija		16°00′00″N 121°07′00″E
Didicas Volcano		228 m (748 ft)		Cagayan		19°4.6′N 122°12.1′E
Mount Diffun[4]				Quirino
Mount Diogo		547 m (1,795 ft)[58]		Batanes		20°43′30″N 121°55′30″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Dit		231 m (758 ft)[58]		Palawan		11°15′00″N 120°56′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Dome Peak (Mount Dome)		1,670 m (5,480 ft)[4]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	15°20′06″N 120°10′36″E
Dome Peak		858 m (2,815 ft)[4]		Negros Oriental		9°12′36″N 122°59′45″E
Mount Dome		1,063 m (3,488 ft)[4]		Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°51′43″N 121°13′25″E
Mount Dorst		866 m (2,841 ft)[4]		Pampanga		15°08′07″N 120°25′58″E
Mount Dos Hermanas		813 m (2,667 ft)[58]		South Cotabato		7°38′27″N 124°07′45″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Dos Hermanos		1,614 m (5,295 ft)[9][4][5]		Isabela/ Nueva Vizcaya[9]	Sierra Madre	16°31′46″N 122°04′42″E
Dos Picos Mountain		595 m (1,952 ft)[4]		Cavite		14°12′25″N 120°39′48″E
Mount Dulang‑dulang		2,938 m (9,639 ft)[17][11][62]	2,444 m (8,018 ft)[63]	Bukidnon[17]	Kitanglad Range	08°06′55″N 124°55′15″E	Highest point in Bukidnon and Northern Mindanao.
Mount Dumali		756 m (2,480 ft)[58]		Mindoro Oriental		13°06′16″N 121°30′45″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Dumapata[4]				Quirino		16°20′46″N 121°46′38″E
Mount Dupungan		396 m (1,299 ft)[58]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°38′00″N 123°19′30″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Elizario		508 m (1,667 ft)[4][64]		Camarines Sur[64]
Mount Engañaso (Enganosa)[4]		428 m (1,404 ft)[4]		Masbate		12°52′08″N 123°13′35″E
Mount Esbo[60]				Benguet[60]	Cordillera Central
Flat Peak		1,452 m (4,764 ft)[4]		Cagayan	Sierra Madre	17°43′00″N 122°06′00″E
Mount Gadungan		1,342 m (4,403 ft)[58]		Lanao		7°46′42″N 124°04′42″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Galantay		1,274 m (4,180 ft)[58]		Lanao		7°53′00″N 124°00′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Gantung		1,784 m (5,853 ft)[9][5]		Palawan[9]		8°57′37″N 117°49′03″E
Mount Gap		1,038 m (3,406 ft)[58]		Cotabato		6°52′00″N 125°08′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Gatas (Gata)[4]				Zambales, Tarlac	Zambales Mountains	15°15′38″N 120°19′15″E
Gate Mountains		559 m (1,834 ft)[58]		Sorsogon		12°36′00″N 124°02′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Gayad		618 m (2,028 ft)[58]		Leyte		11°26′00″N 124°31′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Gedgedayan[65]				Benguet[65]	Cordillera Central
Mount Giligaon[4]				Negros Oriental		9°07′51″N 122°57′45″E
Mount Ginsiliban		581 m (1,906 ft)[58]		Camiguin		9°06′00″N 124°46′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Guiauasan		1,600 m (5,200 ft)[58]		Biliran		11°37′00″N 124°29′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Guinsayawan (Tipasi, Tepasi)[16]		1,821 m (5,974 ft)[22][16]		Negros Oriental[22][16]
Mount Guimba		482 m (1,581 ft)[58]		Sulu		6°01′30″N 121°05′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Guiting-Guiting (Guitinguitin)		2,051 m (6,729 ft),[4] 2,058 m[5]		Romblon		12°25′00″N 122°34′09″E
Mount Gunansan		1,045 m (3,428 ft)[58]		Biliran		11°36′00″N 124°29′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Gurain		1,825 m (5,988 ft)[58]		Lanao		7°54′30″N 124°06′30″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Hagdanan Peak[4]				Occidental Mindoro		12°25′00″N 121°10′00″E
Mount Halcon		2,582 m (8,471 ft),[3] 2,555 m,[66] 2,505 m,[4] 2,586 m[5]	2,582 m (8,471 ft)[3]	Oriental Mindoro		13°15′25″N 120°59′37″E	Highest mountain in Mindoro Island and MIMAROPA.
Mount Hamiguitan (Hamiquitan)[10][11]		1,633 m (5,358 ft),[4] 1,620 m,[3] 1,629 m[10][11]	1,497 m (4,911 ft)[3]	Davao Oriental		6°44′24″N 126°10′54″E
Mount Hibok‑Hibok (Hibok‑Hibok Volcano)	‡	1,332 m (4,370 ft)[67][10]	1,332 m (4,370 ft)[11]	Camiguin[10]		9°12′15″N 124°40′13″E	stratovolcano and dome complex (active; last erupted 1948 Sept. 31 – 1953 July).[67] Highest in the island.[11]
Mount Hilonghilong		1,838 m (6,030 ft)[10]		Agusan del Norte[10]
Mount Homahan		464 m (1,522 ft)[58]		Sorsogon		12°46′30″N 123°58′30″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Iba		1,670 m (5,480 ft),[4] 1,605 m[9][5]		Zambales, Tarlac[9]	Zambales Mountains	15°21′50″N 120°10′09″E	Located near the Zambales-Tarlac border.
Mount Iglit[4]				Occidental Mindoro
Mount Imbing		699 m (2,293 ft),[58] 701 m[4]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°41′13″N 123°14′10″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Imoc Hill		400 m (1,300 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°07′00″N 121°18′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Inayawan		1,174 m (3,852 ft)[58]		Lanao del Norte		7°49′30″N 124°58′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Iniaoan		1,535 m (5,036 ft)[58]		Lanao del Norte		7°49′00″N 124°55′30″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Irada (Iraya)[22][4][5]	†	1,008 m (3,307 ft),[22][4] 1009 m[5][68][69]		Batanes[22]		20°28′05″N 122°00′40″E	stratovolcano (active; last erupted 1454)[68] Highest in Batan Island.[5]
Mount Irid		1,448 m (4,751 ft)[4]		Rizal		14°48′43″N 121°20′15″E
Mount Iriga	‡	1,196 m (3,924 ft),[22][4][64][70] 1,143 m[5][71]		Camarines Sur[22]	Bicol Volcanic Belt	13°27′30″N 123°27′03″E	stratovolcano (active; last erupted 1642 Jan. 4)[70]
Mount Isarog	†	1,976 m (6,483 ft),[4][5][64] 1,966 m[72][73]	1,951 m (6,401 ft)[3]	Camarines Sur	Bicol Volcanic Belt	13°39′30″N 123°22′23″E	Potentially active stratovolcano[72]
Mount Jamalapan		1,446 m (4,744 ft)[4]		Ifugao	Cordillera Central
Mount Janagdan		1,200 m (3,900 ft)[58]		Leyte		11°06′00″N 124°43′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Jormajan		738 m (2,421 ft),[58] 670 m[4]		Sorsogon		12°45′29″N 124°00′06″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Juban (Juban Volcano)		844 m (2,769 ft),[58] 730 m[4]		Sorsogon		12°47′51″N 123°56′02″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kaatoan		2,153 m (7,064 ft)[58]		Bukidnon		8°08′00″N 124°55′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kabanangan		340 m (1,120 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°56′30″N 123°49′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Kabaritan		1,157 m (3,796 ft)[58]		Bukidnon		7°52′00″N 124°40′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kabunian[65]				Benguet[65]	Cordillera Central
Mount Kalatungan	†	2,824 m (9,265 ft),[74][75] 2,187 m[4]	1,502 m (4,928 ft)[3][76][77]	Bukidnon	Kalatungan Mountain Range	7°57′N 124°48′E[75]	Potentially active volcano[75]
Mount Kalugong[78]				Benguet[78]	Cordillera Central	16°27′38″N 120°35′38″E
Mount Kamaltakan[79]				Benguet[79]	Cordillera Central
Mount Kampalili		2,257 m (7,405 ft),[17][11] 2,309 m[80]		Davao[17][11]		7°18′20″N 126°17′09″E	(*The mountain is listed in Peakery.com as being under Camarines Sur)
Kanlaon Volcano (Mount Canlaon)	‡	2,465 m (8,087 ft),[22][4][16] 2435 m,[81][82] 2,430 m[3]	2,430 m (7,970 ft)[3]	Negros Oriental, Negros Occidental		10°24′42″N 123°07′57″E	stratovolcano (active; last erupted 2006 June).[82] Highest mountain in Negros Island and Visayas.
Mount Kanumay		981 m (3,219 ft)[4]		Rizal		14°38′42″N 121°18′55″E
Mount Kapiligan[83]		2,709 m (8,888 ft)[83]	676 m (2,218 ft)[84]	Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°50′45″N 120°56′28″E
Mount Kasibor		845 m (2,772 ft)[58]		Leyte		10°52′00″N 124°53′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kitanglad		2,899 m (9,511 ft)[85]	350 m (1,150 ft)	Bukidnon	Kitanglad Range	8°07′42″N 124°55′30″E[58]	Inactive volcano.[58].
Mount Kausakar		200 m (660 ft)[58]		Sulu		5°55′30″N 121°22′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kaman‑eleng[23]				Benguet[23]	Cordillera Central
Mount Kidongin		1,143 m (3,750 ft)[58]		Bukidnon		7°45′30″N 124°49′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kilakron		2,329 m (7,641 ft),[58] 2,360 m[86]		South Cotabato		7°57′30″N 124°52′31″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kilkili[18]				Benguet[18]	Cordillera Central
Mount Kinabalian				Agusan del Sur		8°12′30″N 125°26′04″E
Kioto Mountains		1,816 m (5,958 ft)[3]	1,639 m (5,377 ft)[3]	Davao Occidental		6°06′21″N 125°37′41″E
Mount Kirikite		202 m (663 ft)[58]		Leyte		11°57′00″N 124°22′00″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kitabud		1,167 m (3,829 ft)[58]		Lanao del Sur		7°17′06″N 124°39′43″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kitongan[23]				Benguet[23]	Cordillera Central
Knob Peak		917 m (3,009 ft)[4][58]		Oriental Mindoro		12°28′00″N 121°16′00″E	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Koloko		1,074 m (3,524 ft)[58]		Bukidnon		7°50′24″N 124°55′42″E[58]	Inactive volcano[58]
Mount Kotkot		1,620 m (5,310 ft)[4]		Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°26′57″N 120°47′16″E
Mount Kumakata				Agusan del Sur		8°07′42″N 125°35′43″E
Mount Laao		1,135 m (3,724 ft)[45]		Leyte		11°07′00″N 124°48′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Labalasan (Osmeña Peak)[17][16]		1,013 m (3,323 ft)[17][16][87][88]		Cebu[17][16]			Highest in Cebu Island.[87][88]
Mount Labi		1,300 m (4,300 ft)[45]		Leyte		11°01′00″N 124°31′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Labo	†	1,544 m (5,066 ft),[3][89][90] 942 m[22][5]	1,524 m (5,000 ft)[3]	Camarines Norte[22]	Bicol Volcanic Belt	14°00′49″N 122°47′14″E	Potentially active[90] compound volcano[89]
Mount Lagula		482 m (1,581 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°08′00″N 121°19′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Laguna Caldera		743 m (2,438 ft)		Laguna		14.45824°N 121.34624°E / 14.45824; 121.34624 (Laguna Caldera)
Mount Lamagan		2,138 m (7,014 ft)[4][5]		Mountain Province	Cordillera Central	17°06′44″N 121°07′56″E
Mount Lambayo		1,386 m (4,547 ft)[4]		Apayao	Cordillera Central	18°12′49″N 121°09′25″E
Mount Lanat		1,044 m (3,425 ft)[4]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	15°38′52″N 120°02′23″E
Mount Landargun		1,655 m (5,430 ft)[9][5]		Palawan[9]		8°54′47″N 117°47′05″E
Lantawan Peak (Bugtong‑Bato)[17][16]		1,049 m (3,442 ft)[17][4][16]		Negros Occidental[17]		10°50′02″N 123°14′09″E
Mount Lantoy		593 m (1,946 ft)[91]		Cebu		9°59′00″N 123°33′11″E
Mount Lapak (Lapac)[10][11]		357 m (1,171 ft)[10][11]		Sulu[10]		5°31′01″N 120°45′36″E
Mount Latian		1,612 m (5,289 ft)[10][11]		Davao Occidental (Davao del Sur)[4]		6°12′33″N 125°30′27″E
Latukan Volcano		2,338 m (7,671 ft),[45][92] 2,327 m,[93] 2,316 m[17][11]		Lanao del Sur[17]		7°39′N 124°27′E[45]	Inactive[45] stratovolcano[92]
Mount Lauaan		1,177 m (3,862 ft),[45] 1,187 m[17][16]		Biliran[45]/Leyte[17][16]		11°31′00″N 124°31′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Leonard Kniaseff (Leonard Kniazeff)		200 m (660 ft)[94]		Davao del Norte		7°22′54″N 126°2′48″E	stratovolcano[94]
Mount Libadan		825 m (2,707 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°53′00″N 125°06′30″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Mount Libo-Libo		1,771 m (5,810 ft)[9][4][5]		Ilocos Sur[9]	Cordillera Central	16°53′59″N 120°37′28″E	(May refer to "Mount Liblibo" in Benguet near the Ilocos Sur border).[65]
Mount Licod-ti-Duyog		2,024 m (6,640 ft)[4]		Apayao	Cordillera Central
Mount Liguayen		968 m (3,176 ft)[95]		Batangas		13°42′00″N 121°11′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Limay (Cayapo)		946 m (3,104 ft)[4]		Bataan		14°32′13″N 120°31′56″E
Mount Linao		1,475 m (4,839 ft)[4]		Ilocos Norte	Cordillera Central	18°21′18″N 120°54′39″E
Lipa Pt.		220 m (720 ft)[95]		Batangas		14°01′00″N 121°04′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Llorente		1,344 m (4,409 ft)[17][16]		Iloilo[17][16]		10°58′00″N 122°19′00″E
Mount Lobi		1,000 m (3,300 ft),[95] 1,349 m[4]		Leyte		11°00′43″N 124°48′44″E	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Lobo		2,156 m (7,073 ft)[4] 2,138m[5]		Benguet,[4] [5]	Cordillera Central	16°46′10″N 120°41′03″E
Mount Lobo		972 m (3,189 ft),[95] 946 m[4]		Batangas		13°38′57″N 121°17′28″E	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Loco‑ono[96]		2,316 m (7,598 ft)[96]		Mountain Province	Cordillera Central	17°10′37″N 120°52′17″E
Mount Lugus		297 m (974 ft)[95]		Sulu		5°41′00″N 120°50′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Lumot		579 m (1,900 ft)[4]		Bulacan		15°03′49″N 121°06′22″E
Mount Lumot[10]				Misamis Oriental[10]
Mount Lumuluyaw		2,612 m (8,570 ft)[17][11]	170 m (560 ft)[97]	Bukidnon[17][11]	Kitanglad Range[11]	8°06′28″N 124°56′19″E
Mount Luntan		472 m (1,549 ft)[4]		Quezon	Sierra Madre	14°16′28″N 121°41′53″E
Mount Luyong		318 m (1,043 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°07′00″N 121°15′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Maagnaw[17][11][98]		2,742 m (8,996 ft)[99][17][11]	331 m (1,086 ft)[99]	Bukidnon[17]	Kitanglad Range[11]	8°07′21″N 124°52′37″E
Mount Maagonoc		680 m (2,230 ft)[95]		Leyte		11°01′30″N 124°41′30″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Mabaho		1,860 m (6,100 ft),[4] 1,584 m[10][11]		Agusan del Norte[10]		9°18′07″N 125°40′47″E
Mount Mabilog		200 m (660 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°06′30″N 121°15′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Mabitoan		1,230 m (4,040 ft)[4]		Bulacan		14°54′59″N 121°18′01″E
Mount Mabittayon		660 m (2,170 ft)[4]		Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°45′00″N 121°17′00″E
Mount Mabolinoc		830 m (2,720 ft)[4]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	14°56′59″N 120°17′04″E
Mount Mabudis		234 m (768 ft)[95]		Batanes		20°56′00″N 121°55′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Macape		315 m (1,033 ft)[95]		Leyte		11°13′00″N 124°41′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Macatohuol		1,369 m (4,491 ft)[4]		Bulacan		14°52′44″N 121°19′12″E
Mount Macopa		1,602 m (5,256 ft)[4] or 1,595 m[9][4][5]		Apayao, Abra[9]	Cordillera Central	17°44′23″N 121°07′03″E	Located near the Apayao-Abra border.
Mount Macolod (Maculot)		956 m (3,136 ft),[95] 947 m[4]		Batangas		13°55′15″N 121°03′06″E	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Madia‑as (Madja‑as, Madya‑as)[22][16]		2,117 m (6,946 ft),[4] 2,080 m[22][16]	2,117 m (6,946 ft)[3]	Antique[22][16]	Central Panay Mountain Range	11°23′02″N 122°09′40″E	Highest in Panay Island.
Mount Madocay		1,443 m (4,734 ft)[4]		Abra	Cordillera Central	17°35′27″N 121°01′01″E
Mount Maestre de Campo		343 m (1,125 ft)[95]		Romblon		12°55′00″N 121°42′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Magampao		1,468 m (4,816 ft)[95]		Cotabato		7°37′06″N 124°35′53″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Magkurog Peak (Danlog)		1,604 m (5,262 ft)[22][16]		Negros Occidental[22][16]
Mahagnao Volcano		860 m (2,820 ft)[95][100]		Leyte		10°53′45″N 124°52′00″E[95]	Inactive[95] stratovolcano[100]
Mount Mahala		286 m (938 ft)[95]		Sulu		5°56′00″N 121°07′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Makam		427 m (1,401 ft)[95]		Sulu		5°56′24″N 120°58′24″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Makawiwili Peak		2,141 m (7,024 ft)[22][16]		Negros Occidental[22][16]			Secondary peak of Mount Kanlaon[16]
Mount Makaturing	‡	1,908 m (6,260 ft),[101] 1,940 m[102]		Lanao del Sur		7°39′N 124°19′E	stratovolcano[102] (active; last erupted on March 18, 1882)[101]
Mount Makiling (Maquiling)[22][5]		1,090 m (3,580 ft),[4][95] 1,109 m[22][5]		Laguna[22]		14°08′05″N 121°11′44″E	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Malabahog		628 m (2,060 ft)[4]		Siquijor
Mount Malabito		1,360 m (4,460 ft)[9][4][5]		Quezon,[4] Laguna[9][5]	Sierra Madre	14°41′07″N 121°26′12″E
Mount Malabobo		329 m (1,079 ft)[95]		Pangasinan		15°43′00″N 120°18′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Malabsing		510 m (1,670 ft)[95]		Cagayan		18°51′30″N 121°53′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Malambo		900 m (3,000 ft)[95]		Cotabato		7°39′12″N 125°18′42″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Malapantao		619 m (2,031 ft)[17][4][16]		Negros Occidental[17]		9°53′50″N 122°36′58″E
Mount Malarayat		1,004 m (3,294 ft)[4]		Batangas
Mount Malasimbo[5]		800 m (2,600 ft)[22][5]		Mindoro Oriental[22]		13°27′12″N 120°54′01″E
Mount Malauban - Lansay		319 m (1,047 ft)[95]		Laguna		14°08′00″N 121°24′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Namidraan		2,334 m (7,657 ft)[103][4][5]	800 m (2,600 ft)[103]	Ilocos Sur	Cordillera Central	16°55′02″N 120°41′29″E
Mount Malbug		840 m (2,760 ft)[4]		Negros Oriental
Mount Malepunyo		963 m (3,159 ft)[95]		Batangas,[95] Laguna,[95] Quezon[95]		13°57′00″N 121°14′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Malibao		1,500 m (4,900 ft)[95]		South Cotabato		6°11′30″N 124°54′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Malinao	†	1,548 m (5,079 ft),[104][105] 1,657 m[9][4][5]		Albay[9]	Bicol Volcanic Belt	13°24′39″N 123°37′38″E	Potentially active strato-cone volcano[105]
Mount Malindang		2,425 m (7,956 ft),[17][4][11] 2,404 m[3][95][106][107]	2,290 m (7,510 ft)[3]	Misamis Occidental[17]		8°13′06″N 123°38′05″E	Inactive[95] stratovolcano.[106] Highest in Misamis Occidental.[11]
Mount Malindig	†	1,157 m (3,796 ft),[108][109] 871 m,[4] 965 m[22][5]		Marinduque[22]		13°15′N 122°00′E	Potentially active stratovolcano[109] Highest in Marinduque Island.[5] Also known as "Marlanga".[5]
Mount Maliwatan		1,200 m (3,900 ft)[95]		Biliran		11°39′N 124°27′E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Mambajao		1,524 m (5,000 ft)[95]		Camiguin		9°10′18″N 124°43′18″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Mamot		1,002 m (3,287 ft)[95]		Cotabato		7°58′00″N 124°08′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Manago		1,595 m (5,233 ft)[9][4][5]		Abra[9]	Cordillera Central	17°44′44″N 120°57′37″E
Mount Mandalagan	†	1,885 m (6,184 ft),[110][111] 1,879 m,[4] 1,880 m[22][16]		Negros Occidental[22]		10°38′12″N 123°14′09″E	Potentially active stratovolcano[111]
Mount Mangaban		780 m (2,560 ft)[95]		Misamis Oriental		8°30′30″N 125°00′30″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Mangabon		2,480 m (8,140 ft),[3] 2 510 m[112]	1,803 m (5,915 ft)[3]	Misamis Oriental		8°36′19″N 125°06′31″E
Mount Mangatarem		644 m (2,113 ft)[4]		Pangasinan		15°53′26″N 120°06′14″E
Mount Mangpolo		848 m (2,782 ft)[4]		Nueva Ecija		15°53′00″N 121°03′00″E
Mount Manmanoc		2,024 m (6,640 ft)[4] 2,029 m[5]		Abra	Cordillera Central	17°39′48″N 121°05′32″E
Mani Hill		260 m (850 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°02′00″N 121°15′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Mantalingajan (Mantaling)		2,085 m (6,841 ft)[3][5]	2,085 m (6,841 ft)[3]	Palawan		13°55′N 121°03′E	Highest in Palawan Island.[5]
Mount Manunggal		884 m (2,900 ft)[17][16]		Cebu[17][16]
Mapait Hills		380 m (1,250 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°03′00″N 121°14′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Mapula		209 m (686 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°06′00″N 121°17′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Marahem		453 m (1,486 ft)[4]		Batanes
Mount Marami				Batangas		14°11′55″N 120°41′10″E
Mount Maranat		1,858 m (6,096 ft)[95]		Lanao,[95] Bukidnon[95]		7°46′18″N 124°33′42″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Margosa Tubig		411 m (1,348 ft)[95]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°33′00″N 123°11′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Marikit[113]				Benguet[113]	Cordillera Central
Maripipi Volcano	†	924 m (3,031 ft)[114]		Leyte		11°48′00″N 124°20′00″E	Potentially active volcano[114]
Mount Mariveles (Mariveles Mountain)	†	1,388 m (4,554 ft)[4][115][116]		Bataan		14°32′47″N 120°28′56″E	Potentially active stratovolcano[115][116]
Mount Mariyug		1,490 m (4,890 ft)[95]		South Cotabato		7°34′36″N 124°35′30″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Masadsadac		801 m (2,628 ft)[4]		Ilocos Norte		18°16′30″N 120°45′58″E
Mount Masapao		448 m (1,470 ft)[4]		Batangas
Mount Masaraga		1,337 m (4,386 ft),[9][4] 1,328 m[5][95][117]		Albay[9]	Bicol Volcanic Belt	13°18′45″N 123°35′56″E	Inactive[95] stratovolcano[117]
Mount Mataas na Gulod		641 m (2,103 ft)[4]		Cavite		14°12′19″N 120°41′12″E
Mount Matanal		611 m (2,005 ft)[95]		Basilan		6°32′00″N 122°18′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Matanding		400 m (1,300 ft)[95]		Sulu		6°02′00″N 121°04′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Matarem (Mafarem)		459 m (1,506 ft)[95]		Batanes		20°23′00″N 121°56′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Mount Matutum (Matutum Volcano)	‡	2,286 m (7,500 ft),[3][118][119] 2,293 m[17][4][11]	1,950 m (6,400 ft)[3]	South Cotabato[17]		6°21′36″N 125°04′33″E	stratovolcano (active; last erupted on March 7, 1911)[118]
Mount Maubanban		1,035 m (3,396 ft)[4]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	14°53′49″N 120°06′23″E
Mount Mayabobo		300 m (980 ft) (approx)		Quezon		13°59′N 121°27′E
Mount Mayo		1,738 m (5,702 ft)[10][11]		Davao Oriental		7°05′58″N 126°18′42″E
Mayon Volcano	‡	2,460 m (8,070 ft),[120] 2,462 m,[3][121] 2,421 m,[4] 2,417 m[5]	2,447 m (8,028 ft)[3]	Albay	Bicol Volcanic Belt	13°15′17″N 123°41′06″E	stratovolcano (active;[120] last erupted in 2014)[121]
Mount Mengmeng (Menmeng)[4]		2,263 m (7,425 ft)[4][5]		Mountain Province,[4] Abra[4]	Cordillera Central	17°13′05″N 120°54′35″E	Located near the Abra-Mountain Province border.
Mount Merill		1,405 m (4,610 ft)[9][5]		Mindoro Oriental,[9] Mindoro Occidental[5]
Mount Micbacan		500 m (1,600 ft)[122]		Lanao		7°43′30″N 123°54′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mingan Mountains		1,901 m (6,237 ft)[3]	1,601 m (5,253 ft)[3]	Aurora	Sierra Madre	15°25′27″N 121°24′25″E
Mount Mirador		366 m (1,201 ft)		Quezon		16°25′N 120°35′E
Mount Moises		1,240 m (4,070 ft)[4]		Isabela	Sierra Madre	17°12′50″N 122°07′17″E
Mount Mongoto		2,719 m (8,921 ft)[123]	964 m (3,163 ft)[123]	Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°39′16″N 120°47′12″E
Mount Monserrat		1,763 m (5,784 ft)[4]		Ilocos Sur	Cordillera Central	17°02′49″N 120°38′07″E
Mount Muji		1,153 m (3,783 ft)[4]		Apayao, Abra[4]	Cordillera Central	17°50′57″N 121°04′44″E	Located near the Apayao-Abra border.
Mount Muskut		2,223 m (7,293 ft)[4][5]		Kalinga	Cordillera Central	17°27′24″N 121°07′54″E
Musuan Peak		646 m (2,119 ft)[124][125]		Bukidnon		7°52′36″N 125°4′6″E	Volcano (dome,[125] tuff cone); active (last erupted in 1867)[124]
Mount Nagcarlan (Nagcarlang)[122]		629 m (2,064 ft)[4][122]		Laguna		14°08′48″N 121°20′41″E	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Nagdubaduban (Nagdabbaduban)		1,786 m (5,860 ft),[4] 1,876 m[5]		Ilocos Norte	Cordillera Central	18°15′36″N 120°55′17″E
Mount Nailog		789 m (2,589 ft)		Romblon		12°27′N 122°31′E
Mount Naltoot		1,036 m (3,399 ft)[4]		Ilocos Norte	Cordillera Central	17°50′37″N 120°36′27″E
Mount Nalisbitan		329 m (1,079 ft)[122]		Camarines Norte		14°05′00″N 122°36′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Naminudot		1,219 m (3,999 ft)[4]		Nueva Vizcaya
Mount Nangaoto[126]		2,553 m (8,376 ft)[126]	178 m (584 ft)	Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°40′48″N 120°46′57″E
Mount Nangtud (Nangtod)[22][16]		[22][16] 2,049 m[4]		Capiz, Antique[22]		11°16′03″N 122°12′29″E	.[16]
Mount Napulac (Napulak)[17][16]		366 m (1,201 ft)[17][16]		Iloilo[17][16]		10°48′27″N 122°13′06″E
Mount Napulauan[127]		2,611 m (8,566 ft)[128]	284 m (932 ft)[128]	Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°49′51″N 120°57′38″E
Mount Nara[11]		1,539 m (5,049 ft)[10][11]		Davao del Sur		5°53′07″N 125°32′44″E
Mount Narvacan[4]				Ilocos Sur		17°26′00″N 120°27′00″E
Mount Natib	†	1,253 m (4,111 ft)[4][129][130]		Bataan		14°42′43″N 120°23′59″E	Potentially active[129] stratovolcano[130]
Mount Nato‑o[23]				Benguet[23]	Cordillera Central
Mount Naujan		490 m (1,610 ft)[122]		Mindoro Oriental		13°12′24″N 121°25′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Nausang		1,650 m (5,410 ft)[22][16]		Aklan[22][16]		11°22′09″N 122°12′52″E
Mount Navaro		1,122 m (3,681 ft)[122]		Cotabato		6°23′30″N 125°01′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Navitas		616 m (2,021 ft)[22][4][5]		Romblon[22]		12°29′31″N 122°02′26″E	Highest in Tablas Island.[5]
Mount Negron	†	1,583 m (5,194 ft),[131] 1,580 m,[4] 1,590 m[9][5]		Pampanga, Zambales[9]	Zambales Mountains	15°05′34″N 120°22′05″E	Potentially active volcano.[131] Located near the Pampanga-Zambales border.
Mount Nelangcapan		687 m (2,254 ft)[122]		Southern Leyte		9°56′00″N 125°15′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Nonan		1,547 m (5,075 ft)[9][5]		Abra[9]	Cordillera Central	17°29′53″N 120°56′12″E
North Peak Bulagao		1,120 m (3,670 ft)[4]		Abra	Cordillera Central	17°39′N 120°30′E
Mount Obulan		1,245 m (4,085 ft)[122]		Misamis Oriental		8°48′00″N 124°51′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Olilia		376 m (1,234 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°05′00″N 121°13′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Olong Amo (Olo Olo ng Amoi)[4]		1,164 m (3,819 ft)[4]		Nueva Ecija		15°57′38″N 121°09′23″E
Mount Opow		553 m (1,814 ft)[122]		Leyte		11°25′00″N 124°18′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Orcog[4]				Nueva Vizcaya		16°29′00″N 121°00′00″E
Mount Oriod[5]		1,193 m (3,914 ft)[5]		Bulacan		14°52′12″N 121°13′18″E	Highest in Bulacan province (misspelled as "Driod" in given source).[5]
Mount Osdung (Osdong)[5][65][132]		2,615 m (8,579 ft),[133] 2,617 m[5]	374 m (1,227 ft)[133]	Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°43′00″N 120°46′00″E
Mount Osmena		380 m (1,250 ft)[122]		Leyte		11°25′00″N 124°32′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Oten[18]				Benguet[18]	Cordillera Central
Mount Oyayao		1,898 m (6,227 ft)[4][5]		Mountain Province	Cordillera Central	17°07′23″N 121°15′05″E
Mount Pack		2,294 m (7,526 ft),[4] 2,289 m[134]		Nueva Vizcaya		16°27′36″N 120°53′29″E
Paco Volcano		524 m (1,719 ft)[122]		Surigao del Norte		9°35′36″N 125°31′06″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pagalongan[4]				Bukidnon		8°17′00″N 125°09′00″E
Mount Pagyasngan		783 m (2,569 ft)[122]		Sulu		6°32′00″N 125°20′48″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Palali		1,682 m (5,518 ft)[4]		Nueva Vizcaya		16°25′42″N 121°13′25″E
Mount Palanan		1,212 m (3,976 ft)[4]		Isabela	Sierra Madre	17°03′43″N 122°16′30″E
Mount Palansa[5][135]		2,001 m (6,565 ft),[5] 2,060 m[135]		Benguet/ Mountain Province[5]	Cordillera Central	16°33′00″N 120°52′00″E
Mount Palay-palay		648 m (2,126 ft)[122]		Cavite		14°15′N 120°39′E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Palindan Hill		260 m (850 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°02′00″N 121°15′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Palugloko		2,356 m (7,730 ft)[4][5]	12 m (39 ft)[136]	Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°47′00″N 120°53′00″E
Mount Pamalihi		1,956 m (6,417 ft)[122]		Misamis Oriental		8°50′N 124°55′E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pamucuban		793 m (2,602 ft)[4]		Occidental Mindoro		13°11′45″N 120°50′17″E
Mount Pan de Azucar (Manaphag, Taas‑Bukid)[17][16]		571 m (1,873 ft)[122]		Iloilo[17][16][122]		11°17′00″N 123°10′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pana		336 m (1,102 ft)[45][122]		Lanao		7°54′30″N 123°54′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45][122]
Mount Panamao		1,056 m (3,465 ft)[122]		Biliran Island		11°40′00″N 124°24′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Panamao		399 m (1,309 ft)[122]		Sulu		5°58′00″N 121°10′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Panay		501 m (1,644 ft)[122][137]		Batangas		13°43′00″N 120°54′00″E[122]	Inactive[122] stratovolcano[137]
Mount Pangasahan		217 m (712 ft)[122]		Basilan		6°36′30″N 121°50′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pangasugan		1,150 m (3,770 ft)[17][16]		Leyte[16]
Mount Pangasun		843 m (2,766 ft)[122]		Cagayan		19°32′00″N 121°57′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano.[122] Located in Calayan Island.
Mount Pantadon[4]				Agusan del Sur		8°01′00″N 125°20′00″E
Mount Pantao		400 m (1,300 ft)[4]		Albay		13°10′00″N 123°21′00″E
Mount Pao		1,200 m (3,900 ft)[4]		Ilocos Norte	Cordillera Central	18°24′54″N 120°52′25″E
Mount Paquis[5]		2,140 m (7,020 ft)[5]		Mountain Province[5]	Cordillera Central
Mount Parker (Parker Volcano)	‡	1,784 m (5,853 ft),[138] 1,824 m,[139] 1,738 m[10][11]		South Cotabato[10]		6°06′48″N 124°53′30″E	stratovolcano (active; last erupted on 1641 Jan. 4)[138][139]
Mount Pata		394 m (1,293 ft)[122]		Sulu		5°49′00″N 121°09′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Patoc		1,850 m (6,070 ft),[4] 1,865 m[140]		Mountain Province	Cordillera Central	17°08′47″N 120°58′56″E	stratovolcano[140]
Mount Patrick[4]				Occidental Mindoro		12°58′38″N 121°05′11″E
Mount Pawac[4]				Nueva Vizcaya		16°31′00″N 121°06′00″E
Mount Pawoi[5]		2,456 m (8,058 ft),[5] 2,260 m[141]	165 m (541 ft)[142]	Benguet/ Mountain Province[5]	Cordillera Central	16°38′00″N 120°45′00″E
Peak 1[9][4][5]		1,661 m (5,449 ft)[9][4][5]		Nueva Ecija[9][4][5]
Peak 2[4][5]		1,812 m (5,945 ft)[4][5]		Nueva Ecija
Mount Pico de Loro		880 m (2,890 ft)[4]		Batangas, Cavite		14°12′51″N 120°38′47″E	Located near the Batangas-Cavite border.
Mount Pico de Loro		1,350 m (4,430 ft)[4]		Ilocos Norte	Cordillera Central	18°30′50″N 120°53′13″E
Mount Pinamucan		798 m (2,618 ft),[122] 681 m[4]		Batangas		13°39′12″N 121°06′19″E	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pinatubo (Pinatubo Volcano)		1,445 m (4,741 ft),[143] 1,486 m[144]		Zambales[9]	Zambales Mountains	15°08′40″N 120°21′04″E	Compound volcano; active (last erupted on 1992 July 9 – August 16)[143]
Mount Pinoonan		800 m (2,600 ft)[17][4][16]		Bohol[17]		9°54′00″N 124°11′00″E	Highest in Bohol Island.[16]
Mount Pinukis		1,532 m (5,026 ft)[122]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°59′00″N 123°14′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Peripen Bato[78]				Benguet[78]	Cordillera Central
Mount Pitongbayog I		240 m (790 ft)[122]		Tarlac		15°34′00″N 120°23′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pitongbayog II		282 m (925 ft)[122]		Tarlac		15°34′00″N 120°24′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pocdol		1,102 m (3,615 ft)[122]		Albay,[122] Sorsogon[122]	Bicol Volcanic Belt	13°03′00″N 123°57′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pokgong[44][60]				Benguet[44][60]	Cordillera Central
Mount Polis		1,895 m (6,217 ft)[145]		Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°58′29″N 121°01′45″E
Mount Posang		1,540 m (5,050 ft)[9][5]		Abra[9][5]	Cordillera Central
Mount Posooy		1,540 m (5,050 ft)[4]		Abra	Cordillera Central	17°21′00″N 120°47′30″E
Mount Proto‑labi		1,120 m (3,670 ft)[122]		Leyte		11°07′00″N 124°44′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Pudung		1,558 m (5,112 ft)[122]		Bukidnon		7°55′24″N 124°38′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Puguis		2,140 m (7,020 ft)[4]		Mountain Province	Cordillera Central	17°03′37″N 121°05′39″E
Mount Pulag		2,922 m (9,587 ft),[3][122][146] 2,930 m,[5] 2,830 m [4]	2,922 m (9,587 ft)[3]	Ifugao, Benguet, Nueva Vizcaya	Cordillera Central	16°35′52″N 120°53′56″E	Inactive volcano.[122] Luzon's highest mountain. Situated at the Ifugao-Benguet-Nueva Vizcaya tripoint.
Mount Pulag Jr.[23]				Benguet[23]	Cordillera Central
Mount Pultoc		1,565 m (5,135 ft)[9][4][5]		Abra[9]	Cordillera Central	17°33′32″N 120°56′03″E
Mount Pulumbato		980 m (3,220 ft)		Zamboanga		6°58′22″N 122°4′22″E
Mount Puso[18]				Benguet[18]	Cordillera Central
Mount Putianay		640 m (2,100 ft)[4][64]		Camarines Sur		13°49′07″N 123°29′52″E
Mount Quebrada		1,020 m (3,350 ft)[4]		Ilocos Norte		18°29′27″N 120°48′11″E
Mount Quezon		652 m (2,139 ft)[122]		Cotabato		6°35′00″N 124°57′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Quinali		915 m (3,002 ft)[4]		Ilocos Sur	Cordillera Central	17°05′36″N 120°45′40″E
Quipit Peak		899 m (2,949 ft)[4]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°45′42″N 122°29′24″E
Mount Ragang(Piapayungan)	‡	2,894 m (9,495 ft)[147][148][149]	1,590 m (5,220 ft)[150]	Lanao del Sur	Piapayungan Range	7°41′40″N 124°30′27″E	stratovolcano[147] (active; last erupted in July 1916).[147] Located near the Lanao del Sur-Cotabato border.[147]
Razor Back Mountain		991 m (3,251 ft)[4]		Negros Oriental		10°07′33″N 123°11′53″E
Mount Riposet		229 m (751 ft)[122]		Batanes		20°44′00″N 121°50′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Rock Dome		1,099 m (3,606 ft)[4]		Sorsogon		13°03′00″N 123°58′00″E
Mount Sabtang		346 m (1,135 ft)[122]		Batanes		20°19′00″N 121°52′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Saddle Peak		1,028 m (3,373 ft)[4][64]		Camarines Sur		13°46′15″N 123°39′36″E
Mount Sagada		1,127 m (3,698 ft)[122]		Lanao del Sur		8°07′06″N 124°25′20″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Sagungan Peak		870 m (2,850 ft)[4]		Bohol		9°41′11″N 124°20′20″E
Mount Salimbal		892 m (2,927 ft)[122]		Bukidnon		7°50′30″N 124°51′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Salucasog[44]				Benguet[44]	Cordillera Central
Mount Samat		553 m (1,814 ft)[4]		Bataan		14°36′15″N 120°30′27″E
Mount San Cristobal	†	1,470 m (4,820 ft),[4][151] 1,494 m[9][5]		Laguna,[9] Quezon		14°03′52″N 121°25′36″E	Potentially active compound volcano.[151] Located near the Laguna-Quezon border.
Mount San Isidro		787 m (2,582 ft)[4]		Pangasinan		15°59′00″N 120°07′00″E
Mount Sandahan		392 m (1,286 ft)[122]		Sulu		5°54′30″N 121°18′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Sandig		1,299 m (4,262 ft)[4]		Abra	Cordillera Central	17°47′44″N 121°05′40″E
Mount Sansanan		1,286 m (4,219 ft)[17][16]		Antique, Iloilo[17][16]		10°48′30″N 122°12′08″E
Mount Santa Clara[4]				Nueva Vizcaya		16°14′00″N 121°01′00″E
Mount Santa Rita		485 m (1,591 ft)[4]		Bataan		14°49′27″N 120°21′53″E
Mount Santa Rosa		902 m (2,959 ft)[4]		Bataan		14°44′43″N 120°23′25″E
Mount Santa Rosa		277 m (909 ft),[122] 278 m[4]		Batanes		20°48′50″N 121°51′18″E	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Santo Tomas		2,251 m (7,385 ft),[122] 2,256 m[4][5]		Benguet[4][152]	Cordillera Central	16°20′06″N 120°33′40″E	Inactive volcano[122]
Saw Tooth Mountain		1,806 m (5,925 ft)[4][5]		Zambales, Tarlac[5]	Zambales Mountains	15°27′03″N 120°09′24″E	Located near the Zambales-Tarlac border.
Mount Sayao		1,266 m (4,154 ft)[122]		Biliran		11°32′00″N 124°35′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Sembrano		743 m (2,438 ft)[4][122]		Laguna, Rizal		14°23′08″N 121°22′00″E	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Semeneblen		1,465 m (4,806 ft)[9][4][5]		Ilocos Norte,[9][4][5] Abra[9][5]	Cordillera Central		Located near the Ilocos Norte-Abra border.
Sharp Peak		701 m (2,300 ft)[22][4][5]		Catanduanes[22]		13°38′00″N 124°09′00″E
Sharp Peak[4]				Davao del Sur		5°49′00″N 125°30′00″E
Sharp Peak		858 m (2,815 ft)[4]		Negros Oriental		9°11′45″N 122°58′01″E
Sharp Peak		1,047 m (3,435 ft),[122] 1,215 m[4]		Sorsogon	Bicol Volcanic Belt	12°46′48″N 124°04′23″E	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Siasi		483 m (1,585 ft)[122]		Sulu		5°32′00″N 120°51′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Sibulan		1,292 m (4,239 ft)[122]		Davao[122]		6°55′00″N 125°24′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Sicaba Daku Peak (Sewahon, Siwahon, Pal‑it)[17][16]		1,379 m (4,524 ft)[17][4][16]		Negros Occidental[17][4][16]
Sicaba Diutay Peak (Sicaba‑Diotay)[22][16]		1,536 m (5,039 ft)[22][4][16]		Negros Occidental[22]		10°47′00″N 123°14′00″E
Mount Sicapoo		2,360 m (7,740 ft),[4][5] 2,361 m[3][153]	1,581 m (5,187 ft)[3]	Abra, Ilocos Norte	Cordillera Central	18°00′54″N 120°56′15″E
Mount Sigangan		282 m (925 ft)[122]		Sulu		5°33′30″N 120°47′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Sigayan		602 m (1,975 ft)[122]		Lanao		7°47′30″N 123°46′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Silad		1,009 m (3,310 ft)[4]		Bulacan		15°05′41″N 121°09′15″E
Mount Silanganan		1,110 m (3,640 ft)[4]		Bataan		14°42′18″N 120°21′34″E
Mount Silanguin[4]				Zambales	Zambales Mountains	14°47′00″N 120°10′00″E
Mount Silay	†	1,510 m (4,950 ft),[154] 1,534 m[22][4]		Negros Occidental[22]		10°46′11″N 123°14′01″E	Potentially active stratovolcano[154]
Mount Simara		229 m (751 ft)[122]		Romblon		12°49′00″N 122°03′00″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Sinako		1,590 m (5,220 ft)[122]		Davao del Norte		7°29′54″N 125°16′18″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Timbak (Singakalsa)		2,717 m (8,914 ft)[155]		Benguet	Cordillera Central	16°39′00″N 120°47′00″E
Mount Siningcapan		533 m (1,749 ft)[122]		Basilan		6°38′00″N 122°12′30″E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Sinumaan Volcano	†	785 m (2,575 ft)[156]		Sulu		6°02′00″N 121°06′00″E[156]	Potentially active cone volcano[156]
Mount Sipitan[5]		2,283 m (7,490 ft)[5]		Mountain Province	Cordillera Central	17°10′00″N 120°53′00″E
Sleeping Beauty				Kalinga	Cordillera Central	17°15′44″N 121°11′0″E
Smith Volcano	‡	688 m (2,257 ft)[157]		Cagayan[157]		19°32′24″N 121°54′53″E	Cinder cone volcano (active; last erupted in 1924).[157] Located on Babuyan Island.[157]
Mount Sohoton (Sohotan)[4]				Samar		11°30′00″N 125°08′00″E
Mount Solu		1,239 m (4,065 ft)[4]		Apayao	Cordillera Central	18°07′00″N 121°13′00″E
Mount Napulak		1,239 m (4,065 ft)[4]		Iloilo	Iloilo
South Peak[10]		1,770 m (5,810 ft)[10]		Misamis Occidental[10]
South Peak Bulagao		1,104 m (3,622 ft)[4]		Abra	Cordillera Central	17°38′00″N 120°31′00″E
Sugarloaf Complex		1,432 m (4,698 ft)[122]		Zamboanga del Sur		8°00′N 123°15′E[122]	Inactive volcano[122]
Mount Sugutin		366 m (1,201 ft)[4][64]		Camarines Sur
Mount Suiro		1,301 m (4,268 ft)[4]		Biliran		11°32′00″N 124°34′00″E
Mount Sumagaya		2,320 m (7,610 ft),[158] 2,248 m[17][11]		Misamis Oriental[17]		8°39′00″N 125°02′00″E
Mount Sumagbao		823 m (2,700 ft)[4]		Bulacan
Mount Sumao		870 m (2,850 ft)[4]		Bulacan
Mount Sungal		518 m (1,699 ft)[159]		Sulu		6°01′30″N 121°04′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Sungay		620 m (2,030 ft),[159] 752 m[4]		Cavite		14°08′31″N 121°01′19″E	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Susungdalaga		799 m (2,621 ft)[4]		Rizal		14°37′51″N 121°18′40″E
Mount Tabernaculo		775 m (2,543 ft)[4]		Bulacan		15°00′33″N 121°10′44″E
Mount Tabayoc		2,820 m (9,250 ft)[160]	184 m (604 ft)[160]	Ifugao	Cordillera Central	16°41′21″N 120°53′10″E
Table		576 m (1,890 ft)[159]		Cotabato		7°28′00″N 124°48′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tabuanan		929 m (3,048 ft)[159]		Biliran		11°40′00″N 124°24′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tagoan		1,143 m (3,750 ft)[159]		Bukidnon		7°47′00″N 124°48′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tagubud		2,670 m (8,760 ft)[3][161]	2,580 m (8,460 ft)[3]	Davao de Oro		7°26′30″N 126°13′48″E
Mount Tagpaya[18]				Benguet[18]	Cordillera Central
Mount Taguite[4]				Zamboanga del Sur		7°17′31″N 122°16′52″E
Mount Talampac[4]				Abra	Cordillera Central	17°49′00″N 120°53′00″E
Mount Talim		421 m (1,381 ft)[159]		Rizal		14°21′N 121°15′E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Talipao		391 m (1,283 ft)[159]		Sulu		5°57′00″N 121°04′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Talisay Caldera		500 m (1,600 ft)[159]		Batangas		14°02′00″N 121°00′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Talitig		385 m (1,263 ft)[4][64]		Camarines Sur		13°21′N 123°15′E
Mount Talomo		2,674 m (8,773 ft),[162][159] 2,601 m[163]	513 m (1,683 ft)[162]	Davao/Cotabato		7°02′00″N 125°20′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tamburok		437 m (1,434 ft)[159]		Leyte		11°33′00″N 124°26′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tamlong		249 m (817 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°05′00″N 121°14′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Tangdi		1,154 m (3,786 ft)[159]		Sulu		6°29′00″N 125°24′24″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tangob		1,356 m (4,449 ft)[4]		Kalinga	Cordillera Central	17°15′37″N 121°15′33″E
Mount Tankulan (Tangkulang)[10][11]		1,678 m (5,505 ft)[10][4][11]		Bukidnon[10]	Kitanglad Range[11]
Tanza Hill		260 m (850 ft)[45]		Laguna		14°02′00″N 121°15′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Mount Tapiantana		249 m (817 ft)[159]		Basilan		6°18′00″N 121°57′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tapha		779 m (2,556 ft)[4]		Cagayan	Sierra Madre	18°20′23″N 122°11′55″E
Mount Tapul		473 m (1,552 ft)[159]		Sulu		5°44′00″N 120°54′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tapulao (High Peak)		2,037 m (6,683 ft),[4] 2,038 m[5]		Zambales	Zambales Mountains	15°28′57″N 120°07′14″E	Highest in Zambales province.[5]
Mount Taran		811 m (2,661 ft)[159]		Sulu		5°59′12″N 120°55′54″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tarranosa		360 m (1,180 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°32′00″N 123°08′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tayawan[78]				Benguet[78]	Cordillera Central
The Teeth[9][5]		1,598 m (5,243 ft)[9][5]		Palawan[9][5]		9°22′00″N 118°18′00″E
Mount Tenglawan[65]				Benguet[65]	Cordillera Central
Three Sisters		1,441 m (4,728 ft)[4]		Ilocos Sur	Cordillera Central
Thumb Peak		1,149 m (3,770 ft),[4] 1,787 m[5]		Isabela	Sierra Madre	17°30′00″N 122°08′00″E
Thumb Peak		1,787 m (5,863 ft)[9]		Palawan
Mount Ticalan		1,041 m (3,415 ft)[159]		Bukidnon		8°07′30″N 124°41′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Ticmo[5]		1,826 m (5,991 ft)[5]		Abra	Cordillera Central	17°30′08″N 120°58′26″E
Mount Tigas		1,450 m (4,760 ft)[22][16]		Capiz, Antique[22][16]		11°17′38″N 122°11′27″E
Mount Tigbi		314 m (1,030 ft)		Camarines Sur		13°32′21″N 123°01′33″E
Mount Tiis		610 m (2,000 ft)[4][64]		Camarines Sur		13°50′00″N 123°32′00″E
Mount Tinadagan (Tinadanan)[4][5]		1,969 m (6,460 ft)[4][5]		Mountain Province[4][5]	Cordillera Central
Mount Tirad[164]		1,154 m (3,786 ft)		Ilocos Sur		17°08′00″N 120°38′00″E	Site of the 1899 Battle of Tirad Pass.
Mount Tombol Hill		234 m (768 ft)[159]		Batangas		13°51′00″N 121°11′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Tres Marias		771 m (2,530 ft)[159]		Camiguin		9°11′36″N 124°41′01″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Triple Peak		639 m (2,096 ft),[4] 638 m[64]		Camarines Sur		13°43′12″N 123°48′27″E
Mount Tugawi[65]				Benguet[65]	Cordillera Central
Tukay Volcano	†	609 m (1,998 ft)[165]		Sulu		5°56′00″N 120°57′00″E[165]	Potentially active cone volcano[165]
Mount Tumatangas (Tumatangas Volcano)	†	811 m (2,661 ft)[166]		Sulu		5°59′09″N 120°57′07″E[166]	Potentially active cinder cone volcano[166]
Mount Tuminungan		2,706 m (8,878 ft)[167]		Bukidnon[17][11]	Kitanglad Range[11]
Tusk Peak		904 m (2,966 ft)[4]		Occidental Mindoro		12°41′03″N 120°59′38″E
Twin Peaks		981 m (3,219 ft),[4] 958 m[4]		Cagayan	Sierra Madre	17°50′43″N 122°06′06″E
Mount Uac		592 m (1,942 ft),[4] 593 m[22]		Masbate[22]		12°12′29″N 123°39′36″E
Mount Ugu		2,090 m (6,860 ft)[4][5]		Nueva Vizcaya		16°19′09″N 120°48′06″E	(May refer to "Mount Ugo" in Benguet near the border between Nueva Vizcaya).[113]
Mount Ukan		299 m (981 ft)[159]		Sulu		5°55′00″N 121°16′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Uling		659 m (2,162 ft)[17][4][16]		Cebu[17]		10°17′41″N 123°42′45″E
Unnamed peak		640 m (2,100 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°56′00″N 125°08′30″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		982 m (3,222 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°53′30″N 125°08′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		356 m (1,168 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°51′30″N 125°09′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		592 m (1,942 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°50′30″N 125°08′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		804 m (2,638 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°53′30″N 125°06′30″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		788 m (2,585 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°53′00″N 125°06′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		650 m (2,130 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°55′00″N 125°05′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		444 m (1,457 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°52′30″N 125°04′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		497 m (1,631 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°51′00″N 125°04′30″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		798 m (2,618 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°51′30″N 125°06′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		592 m (1,942 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°50′15″N 125°06′30″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		624 m (2,047 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°50′00″N 125°06′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		542 m (1,778 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°49′00″N 125°06′30″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		400 m (1,300 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°48′30″N 125°06′15″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		302 m (991 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°47′45″N 125°06′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		208 m (682 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°46′00″N 125°07′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		792 m (2,598 ft)[43]		Cotabato		6°52′15″N 126°06′00″E[43]	Inactive volcano[43]
Unnamed peak		300 m (980 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°56′30″N 123°50′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		280 m (920 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°55′45″N 123°50′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		275 m (902 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°52′00″N 123°51′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		259 m (850 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°52′30″N 123°51′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		260 m (850 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°57′15″N 123°51′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		250 m (820 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°57′30″N 123°52′00″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		270 m (890 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°57′00″N 123°52′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		358 m (1,175 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°54′00″N 123°53′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		394 m (1,293 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°56′00″N 123°55′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		498 m (1,634 ft)[45]		Lanao		7°57′30″N 123°54′30″E[45]	Inactive volcano[45]
Unnamed peak		234 m (768 ft)[95]		Albay		13°13′00″N 123°36′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Unnamed peak		200 m (660 ft)[95]		Albay		13°14′00″N 123°36′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Unnamed peak		282 m (925 ft)[95]		Albay		13°13′30″N 123°35′00″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Unnamed peak		219 m (719 ft)[95]		Albay		13°14′30″N 123°34′30″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Unnamed peak		274 m (899 ft)[95]		Albay		13°14′00″N 123°33′30″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Unnamed peak		220 m (720 ft)[95]		Albay		13°13′30″N 123°33′15″E[95]	Inactive volcano[95]
Unnamed peak		236 m (774 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°53′30″N 123°35′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		200 m (660 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°53′30″N 123°33′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		319 m (1,047 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°54′30″N 123°33′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		276 m (906 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°56′00″N 123°33′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		492 m (1,614 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°55′00″N 123°32′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		471 m (1,545 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°55′30″N 123°31′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		200 m (660 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°57′00″N 123°31′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		366 m (1,201 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°55′00″N 123°30′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		360 m (1,180 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°57′00″N 123°29′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		331 m (1,086 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°56′00″N 123°28′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Unnamed peak		590 m (1,940 ft)[159]		Zamboanga del Sur		7°57′30″N 123°27′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Urot		430 m (1,410 ft)[159]		Sulu		5°59′00″N 121°15′30″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Van Schaik		1,400 m (4,600 ft)[9][4][5]		Oriental Mindoro[9]		12°45′00″N 121°19′00″E
Mount Verde		364 m (1,194 ft)[159]		Batangas		13°34′00″N 121°05′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Victoria Peaks (Mount Victoria)		1,709 m (5,607 ft),[3] 727 m[22][5]	1,619 m (5,312 ft)[3]	Palawan[22]		09°21′54″N 118°20′03″E
Volcanic Cone		717 m (2,352 ft)[4]		Sorsogon	Bicol Volcanic Belt	13°04′00″N 123°57′00″E
Vulcan		1,014 m (3,327 ft)[159]		Biliran		11°32′00″N 124°30′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Vulcan		580 m (1,900 ft)[159]		Camiguin		9°12′48″N 124°38′48″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Wayan		1,176 m (3,858 ft)[4]		Apayao	Cordillera Central	17°51′52″N 121°09′41″E
Mount Wood		1,960 m (6,430 ft)[4]		Oriental Mindoro		12°44′42″N 121°12′32″E
Mount Yami		211 m (692 ft)[159]		Batanes		21°07′00″N 121°57′00″E[159]	Inactive volcano[159]
Mount Yangbaw[78]				Benguet[78]	Cordillera Central

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Gallery

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  Pulag, highest in Luzon
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  Dulang-dulang, Philippines' 2nd highest
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  Apo, highest in Mindanao and all of the Philippines
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  Kanlaon, highest in the Visayas
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  Mayon, highest in the Bicol Region

See also

• List of Ultras of the Philippines
• List of Philippine provinces and regions by highest point
• List of volcanoes in the Philippines
  • List of active volcanoes in the Philippines
  • List of potentially active volcanoes in the Philippines
  • List of inactive volcanoes in the Philippines
• Geography of the Philippines

Notes

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2. "Hill". National Geographic Society. Archived from the original on October 2, 2015. Retrieved November 14, 2015. Hills are easier to climb than mountains. They are less steep and not as high. But, like a mountain, a hill will usually have an obvious summit, which is its highest point.
3. de Ferranti (compiler), Jonathan; Maizlish (compiler), Aaron (August 11, 2005). "PHILIPPINES MOUNTAINS; 29 Mountain Summits with Prominence of 1,500 meters or greater". Peaklist.org. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
4. Lancion, Conrado M. Jr. (1995). "The Provinces". Fast Facts about Philippine Provinces. cartography by de Guzman, Rey (The 2000 Millenium ed.). Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines: Tahanan Books. pp. 16–167. ISBN 971-630-037-9. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
5. "Philippine Mountains and Peaks in Luzon". GeoCities; Singarong Backpackers Website. 2001. Archived from the original on October 22, 2009. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
6. "Mount Abao". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
7. "Mount Abao". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 14, 2022.
8. "Volcanoes of the Philippines; Inactive Volcanoes (Part 1)". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. July 30, 2008. Archived from the original on September 24, 2015. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
9. Sulit-Braganza 2005, p. 69.
10. Sulit-Braganza 2005, p. 72.
11. "Philippine Mountains and Peaks in Mindanao". Geocities; Singarong Backpackers Website. 2001. Archived from the original on October 22, 2009. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
12. "Mount Agustin". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 29, 2022.
13. "Mount Alal". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
14. "Mount Alchan". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
15. "Mt. Aminduen (Alto Peak)". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 18, 2022.
16. "Philippine Mountains and Peaks in the Visayas". GeoCities; Singarong Backpackers Website. 2001. Archived from the original on October 22, 2009. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
17. Sulit-Braganza 2005, p. 71.
18. "Natural Attractions found in Kibungan". Benguet Province (official government website). Archived from the original on March 19, 2015. Retrieved November 15, 2015.
19. "Mount Amuyao". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
20. "Mount Amuyao". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 11, 2022.
21. "Global Volcanism Program; Amorong". Smithsonian Institution. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
22. Sulit-Braganza 2005, p. 70.
23. "Natural Attractions found in Buguias". Benguet Province (official government website). Archived from the original on March 19, 2015. Retrieved November 15, 2015.
24. "Global Volcanism Program; Apo". Smithsonian Institution. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
25. "Apo". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on October 31, 2018. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
26. "Mount Apo". Peakery.com. Archived from the original on November 17, 2015. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
27. "Global Volcanism Program; Babuyan Claro". Smithsonian Institution. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
28. "Babuyan Claro". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
29. "Mount Baco". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
30. "Mount Balatucan". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
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32. "Balokon Mountain". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
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54. "Mount Kalawitan". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 11, 2022.
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56. "Mount Camingingel". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
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61. "Dakut". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on March 9, 2017. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
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64. "Topography". Provincial Government of Camarines Sur (official government website). Archived from the original on December 3, 2016. Retrieved November 15, 2015. The ravines are deep and steep slopes are covered only by cogon. The Ragay coast is hilly and rolling. Mt. Isarog with an elevation of 1, 976 meters and Mt. Iriga with 1, 196 meters, in the central and southern parts are inactive volcanoes. Also there is the Tangkong Baka mountain range which is the lower portion of the Sierra Madre mountain system and the Calinigan Mountain Range (904 meters) in the Partido area. Other mountains in the province are: Mt. Sugutin- 366m, Mt. Tiis- 610 m, Saddle Peak- 1,028m, Triple Peak- 638m, Mt. Putianay- 640m, Mt. Elizario- 508m, Mt. Talitig- 385m.
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66. "Mount Halcon". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
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69. "Iraya Volcano". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on October 10, 2018. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
70. "Global Volcanism Program; Iriga". Smithsonian Institution. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
71. "Iriga". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on October 10, 2018. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
72. "Global Volcanism Program; Isarog". Smithsonian Institution. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
73. "Isarog". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Retrieved November 13, 2015.^{[permanent dead link]}
74. "Global Volcanism Program; Kalatungan". Smithsonian Institution. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
75. "Kalatungan". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on November 3, 2017. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
76. "Kalatungan Mountains High Point, Philippines". Peakbagger.com. Retrieved November 5, 2008.
77. "Mount Kalatungan". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
78. "Natural Attractions found in La Trinidad". Benguet Province (official government website). Archived from the original on March 19, 2015. Retrieved November 15, 2015.
79. "Natural Attractions found in Bokod". Benguet Province (official government website). Archived from the original on March 19, 2015. Retrieved November 15, 2015.
80. "Mount Kampalili". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
81. "Global Volcanism Program; Kanlaon". Smithsonian Institution. Retrieved November 12, 2015.
82. "Kanlaon Volcano". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
83. "Mount Kapiligan". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
84. "Mount Kapiligan". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 14, 2022.
85. "Mount Dulang-dulang - Peakbagger.com". www.peakbagger.com. Retrieved March 9, 2022.
86. "Mount Kilakron". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
87. Ta-as, Apple (April 26, 2015). "Climbing the Osmena Peak". Cebu Daily News. Retrieved November 16, 2015. It's a nearly two hour trip from Cebu City to Osmeña Peak, the highest mountain in Cebu that is a favorite among hikers for its picturesque view of the countryside. Osmena Peak rises 1,013 meters above sea level and is nestled between the southern towns of Dalaguete and Badian. It straddles the Mantalongon range in the southwest and offers a 360 degree view of nature, including the islands of Bohol and Negros.
88. Bernardino, Tere (June 30, 2014). "Cebu's Highest Point: Osmeña Peak". Choose Philippines. Retrieved November 16, 2015. A must-see in this part of Cebu is Osmeña Peak, which stands 1013+ meters above sea level (MASL).
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91. "Conquer Mt. Lantoy". Argao Tourism (The Official Website of Argao Tourism). 2005. Archived from the original on July 8, 2006. Retrieved November 16, 2015. Going to Mt. Lantoy, Argao's second highest peak (1,945 ft. or 593 meters), involves many exciting and challenging activities, ...
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93. "Mount Latukan". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
94. "Leonard Kniaseff". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
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96. "Mount Loco-ono". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
97. "Mount Lumuluyaw". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 14, 2022.
98. "Mount Ma-agnaw". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
99. "Mount Maagnaw". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 11, 2022.
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101. "Makaturing". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on October 8, 2018. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
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111. "Mandalagan". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on January 13, 2018. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
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115. "Mariveles". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on October 5, 2018. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
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123. "Mount Mongawto". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 14, 2022.
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127. "Mount Napulauan". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
128. "Mount Napulauan". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 14, 2022.
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133. "Mount Osdung". PeakVisor. Retrieved March 14, 2022.
134. "Mount Pack". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
135. "Mount Palansa". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 16, 2015.
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151. "San Cristobal". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on March 9, 2017. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
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153. "Mount Sicapoo". Peakery.com. Archived from the original on November 17, 2015. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
154. "Silay". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on November 3, 2017. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
155. "Mount Singakalsa". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
156. "Sinumaan". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Retrieved November 13, 2015.^{[permanent dead link]}
157. "Smith". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Archived from the original on August 11, 2017. Retrieved November 13, 2015.
158. "Mount Sumagaya". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 14, 2015.
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164. "Mount Tirad". Peakery.com. Retrieved November 16, 2015.
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166. "Tumatangas". Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology. Retrieved November 13, 2015.^{[permanent dead link]}
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