List of mountains of La Gomera

This is a list of mountains of La Gomera, it also includes hills and named rock formations. The highest mountain is Alto de Garajonay with a height of 1,487 metres (4,879 ft).

Mountains and hills

Name	Height	Coordinates
Alto de Garajonay	1487 m ^[1]	28°6′34.96″N 17°14′54.07″W / 28.1097111°N 17.2483528°W / 28.1097111; -17.2483528
Eretos	1359 m ^[1]	28°5′40.87″N 17°14′42.83″W / 28.0946861°N 17.2452306°W / 28.0946861; -17.2452306
Quemado	1136 m ^[1]	28°8′20.13″N 17°16′52.61″W / 28.1389250°N 17.2812806°W / 28.1389250; -17.2812806
Araña	1107 m ^[1]	28°8′47.1″N 17°17′15.94″W / 28.146417°N 17.2877611°W / 28.146417; -17.2877611
La Fortaleza	1243 m ^[1]	28°6′1.55″N 17°16′36.23″W / 28.1004306°N 17.2767306°W / 28.1004306; -17.2767306
La Caldera	291 m ^[1]	28°1′48.93″N 17°15′46.64″W / 28.0302583°N 17.2629556°W / 28.0302583; -17.2629556
Montaña del Calvario	808 m ^[1]	28°3′10.91″N 17°14′31.86″W / 28.0530306°N 17.2421833°W / 28.0530306; -17.2421833
Vegavieja	867 m ^[1]	28°3′47.42″N 17°14′4.21″W / 28.0631722°N 17.2345028°W / 28.0631722; -17.2345028
Montaña de Los Cocos	1076 m ^[1]	28°4′31.32″N 17°14′9″W / 28.0753667°N 17.23583°W / 28.0753667; -17.23583
Tagamiche	983 m ^[1]	28°5′55.96″N 17°10′42.13″W / 28.0988778°N 17.1783694°W / 28.0988778; -17.1783694
Ayamosna	692 m ^[1]	28°5′50.48″N 17°8′59.23″W / 28.0973556°N 17.1497861°W / 28.0973556; -17.1497861
Langrero	384 m ^[1]	28°5′49.29″N 17°7′48.47″W / 28.0970250°N 17.1301306°W / 28.0970250; -17.1301306
Lomo de La Cruz	216 m ^[1]	28°5′38.25″N 17°7′13.09″W / 28.0939583°N 17.1203028°W / 28.0939583; -17.1203028
Matanza	268 m ^[1]	28°6′17.63″N 17°7′12.17″W / 28.1048972°N 17.1200472°W / 28.1048972; -17.1200472
Las Pilas	641 m ^[1]	28°5′31.43″N 17°19′30.66″W / 28.0920639°N 17.3251833°W / 28.0920639; -17.3251833
Tequergenche	497 m ^[2]	28°5′4.31″N 17°19′34.05″W / 28.0845306°N 17.3261250°W / 28.0845306; -17.3261250
Teselinde	876 m ^[3]	28°11′36.8″N 17°17′20.88″W / 28.193556°N 17.2891333°W / 28.193556; -17.2891333
Buenavista	615 m ^[1]	28°10′35.9″N 17°15′10.56″W / 28.176639°N 17.2529333°W / 28.176639; -17.2529333
Quebradón	1038 m ^[1]	28°9′42.4″N 17°14′35.72″W / 28.161778°N 17.2432556°W / 28.161778; -17.2432556
Risquete	557 m ^[1]	28°10′59.76″N 17°11′34.04″W / 28.1832667°N 17.1927889°W / 28.1832667; -17.1927889
Alto del Loncillo	1065 m ^[1]	28°8′37.81″N 17°10′46.07″W / 28.1438361°N 17.1794639°W / 28.1438361; -17.1794639
Jaragán	642 m ^[1]	28°7′33.12″N 17°8′22.15″W / 28.1258667°N 17.1394861°W / 28.1258667; -17.1394861
La Mérica	983 m ^[1]	28°7′4.24″N 17°20′7.58″W / 28.1178444°N 17.3354389°W / 28.1178444; -17.3354389

Rocks

Name	Height	Coordinates
Roque Guará		28°6′12.18″N 17°18′34.88″W / 28.1033833°N 17.3096889°W / 28.1033833; -17.3096889
Roque Blanco	787 m	28°7′49.44″N 17°12′16.45″W / 28.1304000°N 17.2045694°W / 28.1304000; -17.2045694
Roque de Ojila	1168 m	28°6′50.31″N 17°12′39.77″W / 28.1139750°N 17.2110472°W / 28.1139750; -17.2110472
Roque de La Zarcita	1234 m	28°6′42.54″N 17°12′53.45″W / 28.1118167°N 17.2148472°W / 28.1118167; -17.2148472
Roque de Carmona	1103 m	28°6′35.89″N 17°12′46.96″W / 28.1099694°N 17.2130444°W / 28.1099694; -17.2130444
Roque de Agando	1182 m	28°6′19″N 17°12′49.74″W / 28.10528°N 17.2138167°W / 28.10528; -17.2138167
Roque de Magro	691 m	28°5′31.7″N 17°9′40.02″W / 28.092139°N 17.1611167°W / 28.092139; -17.1611167
Roque del Sombrero	672 m	28°5′19.57″N 17°9′40.95″W / 28.0887694°N 17.1613750°W / 28.0887694; -17.1613750
Roque Blanco	353 m	28°4′39.64″N 17°8′58.15″W / 28.0776778°N 17.1494861°W / 28.0776778; -17.1494861
La Montañeta	368 m	28°4′14.55″N 17°11′12.87″W / 28.0707083°N 17.1869083°W / 28.0707083; -17.1869083
Roque Cano	650 m	28°10′54.69″N 17°15′23.77″W / 28.1818583°N 17.2566028°W / 28.1818583; -17.2566028
Roque Blanco	485 m	28°9′59.97″N 17°14′28.46″W / 28.1666583°N 17.2412389°W / 28.1666583; -17.2412389

References

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Mapa, Edición Exclusiva, Turismo Rural en Canarias, La Gomera: A cada paso un paisaje (Map). 2008.
↑ Open Street Map, 11 Feb 2016
↑ Open Street Map, 11 Feb 2016

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