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Highest mountains in Malaysia

Malaysia’s highest is Mount Kinabalu at 4,095 m. Here are its 49 highest of the 50 with a known height, each with a page of its own.

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  1. 1Mount KinabaluMalaysia4,095 m
  2. 2Mount Trus MadiMalaysia2,642 m
  3. 3Mount TambuyukonMalaysia2,579 m
  4. 4Mount MurudMalaysia2,423 m
  5. 5Mount MuluMalaysia2,377 m
  6. 6Batu LinanitMalaysia2,250 m
  7. 7Mount TahanMalaysia2,187 m
  8. 8Mount KorbuMalaysia2,183 m
  9. 9Mount Yong BelarMalaysia2,180 m
  10. 10Mount ChamahMalaysia2,134 m
  11. 11Mount BenumMalaysia2,107 m
  12. 12Bukit Batu BuliMalaysia2,082 m
  13. 13mountain-12687236Malaysia2,073 m
  14. 14Mount AlabMalaysia2,050 m
  15. 15Bukit Batu LawiMalaysia2,046 m
  16. 16Mount BrinchangMalaysia2,032 m
  17. 17Mount BintangMalaysia1,862 m
  18. 18Bukit PagonMalaysia, Brunei1,850 m
  19. 19Genting HighlandsMalaysia1,800 m
  20. 20Mount LawitMalaysia, Indonesia1,767 m
  21. 21Mount ApiMalaysia1,750 m
  22. 22Mount RumputMalaysia, Indonesia1,590 m
  23. 23Mount BenaratMalaysia1,585 m
  24. 24Gunung RabongMalaysia1,538 m
  25. 25Ulu Titi BasahMalaysia1,533 m
  26. 26Mount LawitMalaysia1,519 m
  27. 27Gunung NapunggokMalaysia1,511 m
  28. 28Mount NuangMalaysia1,493 m
  29. 29Gunung PalasMalaysia1,391 m
  30. 30Mount DulitMalaysia1,311 m
  31. 31Mount LedangMalaysia1,276 m
  32. 32Larut HillMalaysia1,250 m
  33. 33Mount JeraiMalaysia1,217 m
  34. 34Gunung IrongMalaysia1,190 m
  35. 35Gunung LarisMalaysia1,075 m
  36. 36Mount Maria, MalaysiaMalaysia1,067 m
  37. 37Bukit DerowMalaysia975 m
  38. 38Gunung GadingMalaysia965 m
  39. 39Gunung BekokMalaysia953 m
  40. 40Gunung SerapiMalaysia911 m
  41. 41Gunung AaisMalaysia811 m
  42. 42Mount SantubongMalaysia810 m
  43. 43Bukit IdungMalaysia781 m
  44. 44Gunung BagahakMalaysia774 m
  45. 45Penang HillMalaysia735 m
  46. 46Mount Mat ChinchangMalaysia713 m
  47. 47Mount PulaiMalaysia654 m
  48. 48Mount BombalaiMalaysia531 m
  49. 49Mount LambakMalaysia510 m

Heights from Wikidata, for peaks with a Wikipedia article; a peak without one isn’t listed. A summit less than 300 m above its saddle with a higher one counts as part of that mountain.

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