Explanation:

Angle Calculations

Peak Lists:

Western US Summits

Arizona Summits
California Summits
Colorado Summits
Idaho Summits
Montana Summits
Hawaii Summits
Montana Summits
Nevada Summits
New Mexico Summits
Oregon Summits
Utah Summits
Washington Summits
Wyoming Summits

Maine Summits
New Hampshire Summits
New York Summits
North Carolina Summits
South Carolina Summits
Tennessee Summits
Vermont Summits
Virginia Summits

North Dakota Summits
South Dakota Summits
Texas Summits

External Links:

Listsofjohn
ORS(Spire Measure)
Prominence
Google Maps

National Elevation Dataset: North Carolina Summits

Angle Calculations - Lists

Click on the angle figure for a google map

Click on peak name for additional summit information.

Click on rank figure for overall steepness snapshot.

• Steepest Summits:Master List:   full list    top 200
  (Normalized Avg of Avg at 100-800-1600m)

• Avg at 100m:   full list   top 200
• Avg at 800m:   full list   top 200
• Avg at 1600m:   full list   top 200

• Max at 100m:   full list   top 200
• Max at 800m:   full list   top 200
• Max at 1600m:   full list   top 200

• Greatest Min at 100m:   full list   top 200
• Greatest Min at 800m:   full list   top 200
• Greatest Min at 1600m:   full list   top 200

• Steepest 90 degree section at 100m:   full list   top 200
• Steepest 90 degree section at 800m:   full list   top 200
• Steepest 90 degree section at 1600m:   full list   top 200

• uncalculated summits