#aconcagua

Asia: Mount Everest/Sagarmāthā/Qomolangma, 8849 meters, highest on this list, in the Himalayas, tallest mountain in the world

South America: Aconcagua, 6,967 meters, 2nd on tallest on this list, part of the Andes mountain range, the highest outside Asia, highest peak in the Americas and the Western and Southern Hemispheres, second-most topographically prominent in the world

Africa: Mount Kilimanjaro, 5,895 meters, 3rd tallest on this list, a free standing volcano and not part of a range, tallest free standing mountain in the world, 4th allest of the 7 summits

Europe (Greater Caucasus watershed border): Mount Elbrus, 5,642 meters, Caucus mauntains, 4th tallest on this list, tallest Eurasian volcano, 10th highest prominence in the world

North America: Denali, 6,190 meters, 5th tallest on this list, a part of the Alaskan range, the third most prominent and third-most isolated in the world.

Antarctica: Vinson Massif, 4,892 meters, a part of the Sentinel Range, 6th tallest on this list.

Oceania (including Sahul Shelf): Puncak Jaya, 4,884 meters, 7th tallest on this list, part of the Sudirman Range, highest island peak in the world, 5th in the world by topographic isolation

Europe (Kuma–Manych Depression border): Mont Blanc, 4,807 meters, 8th, tallest on this list, 11th most prominent mountain in the world

Oceania (excluding Sahul Shelf); Mount Kosciuszko, 2,228 meters, 9th tallest on this list, part of the Snowy mountain range, ranked 35th by topographic isolation