List of mountains in Korea

The following is a list of mountains in Korea:

List of mountains in North Korea

Pyongyang

• Taesongsan () –

Chagang Province

• Namsan () –
• Obongsan () –

North Pyongan Province

• Myohyangsan () –

South Hwanghae Province

• Kuwolsan () –
• Maebongsan () –
• Namsan () –
• Namsan () –

Kangwon Province

• Kumgangsan () –
• Maebongsan () –
• Obongsan () –

South Hamgyong Province

• Madaesan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Puksubaeksan () – , the third tallest mountain in Korea.

North Hamgyong Province

• Chilbosan () –
• Mantapsan () –
• Kwanmobong () – , the second tallest mountain in Korea.

Ryanggang Province

• Paektusan () – , the tallest mountain in North Korea and the entire Korean Peninsula.
• Chailbong () – , the 4th tallest mountain in Korea.

List of mountains in South Korea

Seoul

• Achasan (아차산;峨嵯山) –
• Ansan (Seoul) () -
• Bukhansan () –
• Buramsan () –
• Cheonggyesan () –
• Dobongsan () –
• Eungbongsan () –
• Gwanaksan () –
• Inwangsan () –
• Namsan () –
• Samseongsan () –
• Suraksan () –
• Yongmabong ()

Busan

• Geumjeongsan () –
• Jangsan () –
• Seunghaksan () – 496 meters (1627 ft)

Daegu

• Choejeongsan () –
• Gasan () –
• Palgongsan (팔공산;八公山) , not to be confused with mountain of Jeollabukdo with same name.

Incheon

• Goryeosan () –
• Gyeyangsan (계양산;桂陽山) –
• Haemyeongsan () –
• Horyonggoksan () –
• Manisan () –
• Nakgasan () –
• Sangbongsan () –

Gwangju

• Mudeungsan () –

Daejeon

• Gyejoksan () –
• Gyeryongsan () –
• Jangtaesan () –
• Sikjangsan () –

Ulsan

• Baekunsan () –
• Cheonhwangsan () –
• Daeunsan () – .
• Dongdaesan () –
• Gajisan () –
• Ganwolsan () –
• Goheonsan () –
• Hamwolsan () –
• Hwajangsan() –
• Jaeyaksan () –
• Munsusan () –
• Muryongsan () –
• Namamsan () –
• Sinbulsan () –
• Yeomposan () –
• Yeongchuksan () –
• Yeonhwasan () –

Gyeonggi Province

• Baegunbong () –
• Baegunsan () –
• Baegunsan () –
• Baekdunbong () –
• Bakdalbong () –
• Bukhansan () –
• Bulgisan () –
• Bulgoksan () –
• Bulgoksan () –
• Buramsan () –
• Cheonbosan () –
• Cheonggyesan () –
• Cheonggyesan () –
• Cheonggyesan () –
• Cheongwusan () –
• Cheonmasan () –
• Chilbosan () –
• Chokdaebong () –
• Chungnyungsan () –
• Daegeumsan () –
• Danwolbong () –
• Dobongsan () –
• Dodeuramsan (도드람산; 도드람山) –
• Doilbong () –
• Eobisan () –
• Gadeoksan () –
• Gakkeulsan () –
• Galgisan () –
• Gamaksan () –
• Gangssibong () –
• Garisan () –
• Geomdansan () –
• Geomdansan () –
• Geumjusan () –
• Geummulsan () –
• Godaesan () –
• Godongsan () –
• Gokdalsan () –
• Goraesan (고래산; 고래山) –
• Gunamusan (구나무산; 구나무山) –
• Gungmangbong () –
• Gwanaksan () –
• Gwaneumsan () –
• Gwangdeoksan () –
• Gwanggyosan () –
• Gwimokbong () –
• Gyegwansan () –
• Hamwangbong () –
• Homyeongsan () –
• Hwaaksan () –
• Hwayasan () –
• Jijangbong () –
• Jongjasan () –
• Jugeumsan () –
• Jungwonsan () –
• Mindungsan (민둥산; 민둥山) –
• Myeongjisan () –
• Myeongseongsan () –
• Namhansan () –
• Samseongsan () –
• Sanghaebong () –
• Sangsan () –
• Seongjisan () –
• Seongnyongsan () –
• Seounsan () –
• Sorisan () –
• Soyosan () –
• Sudeoksan () –
• Suraksan () –
• Taehwasan () –
• Udusan () –
• Unaksan () –
• Ungilsan () –
• Wangbangsan () –
• Yebongsan () –
• Yeoninsan () –
• Yongmunsan () –
• Yumyeongsan () –

Gangwon Province

• Amisan () –
• Ansan (Gangwon) () –
• Baegamsan () –
• Baegusan () –
• Baegunsan () –
• Baegunsan () –
• Baegunsan () –
• Baekbyeongsan () –
• Baekdeoksan () –
• Baekseoksan () –
• Bakjisan () –
• Balgyosan () –
• Balwangsan () –
• Banamsan () –
• Bangtaesan () –
• Bawisan (바위산; None) –
• Bokgyesan () –
• Bokjusan () –
• Bongboksan () –
• Bonghwasan () –
• Boraebong () –
• Buyongsan () –
• Cheongoksan () –
• Cheongoksan () –
• Cheonjibong () –
• Chiaksan () –
• Chokdaebong () –
• Daeamsan () –
• Daebawisan () –
• Daedeoksan () –
• Daemisan () –
• Daeseongsan () –
• Dalgibong () –
• Daraksan () –
• Deokgasan () –
• Deokgosan () –
• Deokhangsan () –
• Deoksusan () –
• Dongdaesan () –
• Durobong () –
• Duryusan () –
• Dutasan () –
• Duwibong () –
• Eodapsan () –
• Eungbongsan () –
• Eungbongsan () –
• Eungbongsan () –
• Eungbongsan () –
• Eungbongsan () –
• Gachilbong () –
• Gachilbong () –
• Gadeoksan () –
• Gadeukbong () –
• Gaeinsan () –
• Gakkeulsan () –
• Gamabong () –
• Gamaksan () –
• Garibong () –
• Garisan () –
• Gariwangsan () –
• Geombongsan () –
• Geomunsan () –
• Geumdaebong () –
• Geumdangsan () –
• Geumhaksan () –
• Geummulsan () –
• Geunsan () –
• Godaesan () –
• Gogosan () –
• Gojeoksan () –
• Gombong () –
• Gongjaksan () –
• Gorupogisan (고루포기산; None) –
• Gubongdaesan () –
• Guhaksan () –
• Gwaebangsan () –
• Gwangdeoksan () –
• Gwittaegibong (귀때기청봉; None) –
• Gyebangsan () –
• Gyegwansan () –
• Gyejoksan () –
• Hambaeksan () –
• Heungjeongsan () –
• Horyeongbong () –
• Hwaaksan () –
• Hwangbyeongsan () –
• Hwangcheolbong () –
• Hoemokbong () –
• Hoeryeongbong () –
• Jamdusan () –
• Janggunbawisan (장군바위산; None) –
• Jangmisan () –
• Jangsan () –
• Jatbong (잣봉; None) –
• Jeombongsan () –
• Jewangsan () –
• Jungwangsan () –
• Madaesan () –
• Maebongsan () –
• Maebongsan () –
• Maebongsan () –
• Maebongsan () –
• Maehwasan () –
• Maenghyeonbong () –
• Majeoksan () –
• Mangyeongdaesan () –
• Masan () –
• Mindungsan (민둥산; None) –
• Mireuksan () –
• Mogusan () –
• Munsubong () –
• Myeongbongsan () –
• Myeonsan () –
• Nambyeongsan () –
• Namdaebong () –
• Neunggyeongbong () –
• Nochusan () –
• Noinbong () –
• Obongsan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Odaesan () –
• Oeumsan () –
• Palbongsan () –
• Sajasan () –
• Samaksan () –
• Sambangsan () –
• Samyeongsan () –
• Sangjeongbawisan (상정바위산; None) –
• Sangwonsan () –
• Seogiamsan () –
• Seokbyeongsan () –
• Seonbawisan (선바위산; None) –
• Seondalsan () –
• Seongjisan () –
• Seongnyongsan () –
• Seonjaryeong () –
• Seoraksan () – , third tallest mountain in South Korea, second tallest mountain in mainland South Korea.
• Seungdusan () –
• Sinseonbong () –
• Sipjabong () –
• Sogyebangsan () –
• Soppulsan (소뿔산; None) –
• Taebaeksan () –
• Taegisan () –
• Taehwasan () –
• Ungyosan () –
• Unmusan () –
• Wantaeksan () –
• Yaksusan () –
• Yeonyeopsan () –
• Yonghwasan () –
• Yukbaeksan () –

North Chungcheong Province

• Akhwibong () –
• Baegaksan () –
• Baegunsan () –
• Baekhwasan () –
• Baekhwasan () –
• Bakdalsan () –
• Bakjwibong (박쥐봉; None) –
• Boryeonsan () –
• Bubong () –
• Bukbawisan () –
• Cheondeungsan () –
• Cheonghwasan () –
• Cheontaesan () –
• Chilbosan () –
• Daemisan () –
• Daeseongsan () –
• Daeyasan () –
• Deokgasan () –
• Domyeongsan () –
• Dongsan () –
• Doraksan () –
• Dosolbong () –
• Eoraesan () –
• Gaeunsan () –
• Gaseopsan () –
• Gakhosan () –
• Galgisan () –
• Gamaksan () –
• Geumsusan () –
• Gubyeongsan () –
• Gudambong () –
• Guhaksan () –
• Gungmangbong () –
• Gunjasan () –
• Guwangbong () –
• Gyemyeongsan () –
• Haseolsan () –
• Heiyangsan () –
• Hwangaksan () –
• Hwangjeongsan () –
• Hyeongjebong () –
• Imanbong () –
• Indeungsan () –
• Jakseongsan () –
• Jangseongbong () –
• Jebibong () –
• Johangsan () –
• Joryeongsan () –
• Jukyeopsan () –
• Jungdaebong () –
• Makjangbong () –
• Mangdeokbong () –
• Manisan () –
• Mansubong () –
• Minjujisan () –
• Munsubong () –
• Nagyeongsan () –
• Namgunjasan () –
• Oksunbong () –
• Poamsan () –
• Poseongbong () –
• Sambongsan () –
• Samdobong () –
• Seounsan () –
• Sinseonbong () –
• Sinseonbong () –
• Sipjabong () –
• Sobaeksan () –
• Songnisan () –
• Suribong () –
• Suribong () –
• Taehwasan () –
• Uamsan () –

• Woraksan () –

South Chungcheong Province

• Amisan () –
• Barangsan (바랑산; None) –
• Baekhwasan () –
• Cheontaesan () –
• Chilbongsan () –
• Chilgapsan () –
• Daedunsan () –
• Deoksungsan () –
• Gayasan () –
• Gobulsan () –
• Gwangdeoksan () –
• Gyeryongsan () –
• Heukseongsan () –
• Illaksan () –
• Jinaksan () –
• Mansusan () –
• Museongsan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Oseosan () –
• Palbongsan () –
• Seodaesan () –
• Taehwasan () –
• Wolseongbong () –
• Yongbongsan () –

North Jeolla Province

• Baegambong () –
• Baegunsan () –
• Bangjangsan () –
• Bangmunsan () –
• Banyabong () –
• Baraebong (바래봉; None) –
• Bonghwasan () –
• Bugwisan () –
• Byeonsan () –
• Cheondeungsan () –
• Chilbosan () –
• Chuwolsan () –
• Daedeoksan () –
• Deogyusan () –
• Deoktaesan () –
• Gangcheonsan () –
• Gubongsan () –
• Hambaeksan () –
• Hoemunsan () –
• Jangansan () –
• Jeoksangsan () –
• Maisan () –
• Manbokdae () –
• Manhaengsan () –
• Minjujisan () –
• Mireuksan () –
• Moaksan () –
• Mundeokbong () –
• Muryongsan () –
• Naebyeonsan () –
• Naejangsan () –
• Namdeogyusan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Palgongsan () – Not to be confused with mountain in Daegu of the same name.
• Samdobong () –
• Seongaksan () –
• Seongsusan () –
• Seonunsan () –
• Unjangsan () –
• Yeonseoksan () –

South Jeolla Province

• Baegambong () –
• Baegunsan () –
• Baekamsan () –
• Bangjangsan () –
• Bangmunsan () –
• Banyabong () –
• Bulgapsan () –
• Byeongpungsan () –
• Cheondeungsan () –
• Cheongwansan () –
• Chuwolsan () –
• Dalmasan () –
• Deokyusan () –
• Dongaksan () –
• Dosolbong () –
• Duryunsan () –
• Heukseoksan () –
• Gajisan () –
• Gangcheonsan () –
• Geumjeonsan () –
• Geumosan () –
• Gitdaebong () –
• Goribong () –
• Illimsan () –
• Imamsan () –
• Jeamsan () –
• Jeokjasan () –
• Jirisan () – , the second-tallest mountain in South Korea and the tallest mountain in mainland South Korea.
• Jogyesan () –
• Jujaksan () –
• Manbokdae () –
• Mandeoksan () –
• Mohusan () –
• Mudeungsan () –
• Muryongsan () –
• Nogodan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Palyeongsan () –
• Sajasan () –
• Sambongsan () –
• Samjeongsan () –
• Sanghwangbong () –
• Sanseongsan () –
• Suinsan () –
• Suwolsan () –
• Wangsirubong () –
• Wolchulsan () –
• Yeongchwisan () –

North Gyeongsang Province

• Baegaksan () –
• Baegamsan () –
• Baekhwasan () –
• Baekhwasan () –
• Biseulsan () –
• Bohyeonsan () –
• Bonghwangsan () –
• Bubong () –
• Cheondeungsan () –
• Cheongnyangsan () –
• Cheongoksan () –
• Cheonjusan () –
• Chilbongsan () –
• Chilbosan () –
• Chunghwasan () –
• Daedeoksan () –
• Daemisan () –
• Daeyasan () –
• Danseoksan () –
• Dojangsan () –
• Dongyongsan () –
• Dosolbong () –
• Dundeoksan () –
• Eungbongsan () –
• Gajisan () –
• Gakhwasan () –
• Gapjangsan () –
• Gasan () –
• Gayasan () –
• Geommasan () –
• Geumosan () –
• Goheonsan () –
• Gonddeoksan () –
• Guksabong () –
• Guryongsan () –
• Guwangbong () –
• Gyeonggaksan () –
• Heiyangsan () –
• Hwangaksan () –
• Hwanghaksan () –
• Hwangjangsan () –
• Hyeongjebong () –
• Imanbong () –
• Ilwolsan () –
• Jangseongbong () –
• Jeoksangsan () –
• Joryeongsan () –
• Juheulsan () –
• Juwangsan () –
• Mireuksan () –
• Munboksan () –
• Munsubong () –
• Munsubong () –
• Munsusan () –
• Myeonsan () –
• Naeyeonsan () –
• Namsan () –
• Namsan () –
• Noeumsan () –
• Noejeongsan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Palgaksan () –
• Palgongsan () –
• Poamsan () –
• Poseongbong () –
• Samdobong () –
• Seondalsan () –
• Seonginbong () –
• Sobaeksan () –
• Songnisan () –
• Sudosan () –
• Taebaeksan () –
• Tohamsan () –
• Tongosan () –
• Undalsan () –
• Unmunsan () –
• Wangdusan () –
• Yeonyeopsan () –

South Gyeongsang Province

• Baegunsan () –
• Bigyesan () –
• Bongdaesan () –
• Bulmosan () –
• Byeokbangsan () –
• Byeolyusan () –
• Cheonhwangsan () –
• Cheonseongsan () –
• Cheontaesan () –
• Chilhyeonsan () –
• Daeseongsan () –
• Danjibong () –
• Eungbongsan () –
• Gajisan () –
• Garasan () –
• Gayasan () –
• Geomangsan () –
• Geumjeongsan () –
• Geumsan () –
• Geumosan () –
• Geumwonsan () –
• Gibaeksan () –
• Gwaegwansan () –
• Gwaebangsan () –
• Gwannyongsan () –
• Gyebangsan () –
• Gyeryongsan () –
• Hogusan () –
• Hwamaesan () –
• Hwangmaesan () –
• Hwangseoksan () –
• Hwawangsan () –
• Hyangnosan () –
• Jaeyaksan () –
• Jagulsan () –
• Jarimangsan () –
• Jirisan () –
• Jirisan () –
• Mangsan () –
• Minyeobong () –
• Mireuksan () –
• Muhaksan () –
• Namdeogyusan () –
• Nojasan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Obongsan () –
• Sambongsan () –
• Sambongsan () –
• Samjeongsan () –
• Samsinbong () –
• Seobuksan () –
• Seolheulsan () –
• Seongjesan () –
• Sinbulsan () –
• Ungseokbong () –
• Unmunsan () –
• Waryongsan () –
• Wolbongsan () –
• Wonhyosan () –
• Worasan () –
• Wudusan () –
• Yanggaksan () –
• Yeohangsan () –
• Yeongchuksan () –
• Yeongsinbong () –
• Yeonhwasan () –

Jeju Province

• Hallasan () – , the tallest mountain in South Korea.

See also

• Geography of Korea, North Korea, and South Korea
• List of mountains in Seoul
• List of rivers of Korea
• List of waterfalls in South Korea
• Baekdudaegan
• Five Mountains of Korea, five famous mountains in Korean history and culture
• Korean Peninsula

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