List of mountains on Mars

Most Martian mountains have a name including one of the following astrogeological terms:

• Mons — large, isolated, mountain; may or may not be of volcanic origin.
  • plural montes — mountain range.
• Tholus — small dome-shaped mountain or hill.
  • plural tholi — group of (usually not contiguous) small mountains.
• Dorsum — long low range. Name type not present on Mars.
  • plural dorsa
• Patera — dish-shaped depressions on volcano peaks; not very high compared to diameter.
  • plural paterae

Listed are the elevations of the peaks (the vertical position relative to the areoid, which is the Martian vertical datum — the surface defined as zero elevation by average martian atmospheric pressure and planet radius), which is not the height above the surrounding terrain (topographic prominence). Listed mons elevation is the highest point (at 16 pixels/degree) within the feature. Listed patera elevation is the average elevation of the shallow dish-shaped depression (the actual 'patera') at the summit.

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  Topographic map of Ascraeus mons
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  Aeolis Mons, oblique view

• List of craters on Mars
• List of extraterrestrial volcanoes
• List of tallest mountains in the Solar System
• Volcanism on Mars – Past Geological Phenomenon on Mars
• Mineralogy of Mars