Pic d'Eina

What it is

Mountain

Height above sea level

2,789 m (9,150 ft)

Prominence

57 m (187 ft)

Isolation

0.9 km to higher ground

Range

Pyrenees

Parent peak

Pic de Noufonts

Countries

Spain, France

Coordinates

42.424°N 2.157°E

Source

Wikidata, CC0

1. Pic de Noufonts2,861 m · 0.9 km awayOn the map
2. Puig de Fontnegra2,728 m · 3.1 km awayOn the map
3. Pic del Segre2,843 m · 4.1 km awayOn the map
4. Pic de l'Infern2,870 m · 4.7 km awayOn the map
5. Torreneules2,713 m · 4.9 km awayOn the map
6. Puigmal2,910 m · 5.6 km awayOn the map
7. Bastiments2,881 m · 6.2 km awayOn the map
8. Balandrau2,585 m · 7.9 km awayOn the map
9. Pic de la Dona2,702 m · 8.7 km awayOn the map
10. Roca Colom2,506 m · 13 km awayOn the map

The nearest higher peak its prominence is measured to.

1. Pic de Noufonts2,861 mOn the map

1. Pico Posets3,369 mOn the map
2. Monte Perdido3,355 mOn the map
3. Perdiguero3,222 mOn the map
4. Punta Alta de Comalesbienes3,014 mOn the map
5. Pic Palas2,974 mOn the map
6. Pic de Hourgade2,964 mOn the map
7. Pic d'Eina2,789 mOn the map

1. Teide3,715 mOn the map
2. Mulhacén3,479 mOn the map
3. Aneto3,404 mOn the map
4. Veleta3,396 mOn the map
5. Pico Posets3,369 mOn the map
6. Monte Perdido3,355 mOn the map
7. Vignemale3,299 mOn the map
8. Perdiguero3,222 mOn the map
9. Pic Schrader3,177 mOn the map
10. Pic du Taillon3,144 mOn the map

Every mountain in Spain

• The Catalonia earthquake takes place in the Catalonian region of Spain during Candlemas, estimated later at 6.5 magnitude1428
• Battle of the Ter River1684
• treaty of Llívia1660
• Earthquake — France: Prats De Mollo; Spain: Olot1428
• Accident du Paillat1909
• Siege of Puigcerdà1873
• Siege of Puigcerdà1667
• Setge de Puigcerdà1654

• Olot38 km away
• Vilaseca41 km away
• Berga44 km away
• Manlleu48 km away
• les Escaldes52 km away
• Andorra la Vella53 km away