Earth’s Continent Summits

An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind.
– Mahatma Gandhi

Rank	Elev feet	Prom feet	Summit Name	Continent	Grand Parent	Iso miles	Country	Lat Lon Deg Min	G	J
1	29,035	29,035	Everest, Mt aka Chomolungma	Asia	None	None	Nepal, China	27 59.236 -86 55.657	1
2	22,834	22,834	Aconcagua, Cerro	South America	Everest, Mt	11,040	Argentina	-32 39.000 70 14.000	2	1
3	20,320	20,172	Denali - South Pk	North America	Everest, Mt	5,396.8	United States	63 4.167 151 0.217	3
4	19,340	19,308	Kilimanjaro, Mt	Africa	Everest, Mt	3,929.1	Tanzania	-3 4.526 -37 21.063	2	1
5	18,510	15,550	Elbrus, Mt	Europe	Everest, Mt	2,675.5	Russia	43 21.000 -42 26.000	1
6	16,077	16,077	Vinson Massif	Antarctica	Aconcagua, Cerro	3,205.6	1959 Treaty	-78 35.000 85 25.000	1
7	16,023	16,023	Carstenz Pyramid aka Puncak Jaya	Oceania	Everest, Mt	4,008.2	Indonesia	-4 5.000 -137 11.000	1
8	15,771	15,403	Mont Blanc	Western Europe	Elbruz, Mt	1,743.9	France	45 50.059 -6 51.929	2
9	13,428	13,428	Kinabalu, Mt	Southeast Asia	Carstenz Pyramid	1,620.3	Malasia	5 56.000 -116 3.000	1
10	7,328	7,328	Kosciuszko, Mt	Australia	Vinson Massif	3,390.2	Australia	-36 27.600 148 15.600	1

Our Continent Summit climbs
Gerry Roach’s totals: 15 ascents; 10/10 overall
Jennifer Roach’s totals: 2 ascents; 2/10 overall
Gerry and Jennifer’s combined total as of 11/15/05: 17 ascents
There are 10 summits on this list.
This is the Roach version of the fabled Seven Summits list.
As you can see, it covers ten peaks.
In this list, “Rank” is Rank by Elevation, not Rank by Prominence.
The Grand Parent is not the same as the Parent peak used in other lists.
In this list, the Grand Parent is the closest, higher continent summit.
North Latitude is plus, South Latitude is minus.
West Longitude is plus, East Longitude is minus.