The the Appalachian Mountains are an assembly line located at the east of the North America, and which extends from Newfoundland (Canada) in north, until the center of the State of the Alabama in the south (the United States). It culminates with the Mont Mitchell (2 037 meters) in North Carolina.

The Appalachian Mountains separate the coastal plain Atlantique (in the east) from the basin of the Fleuve the Mississippi and of the Big lakes (in the west).

The exploitation of the coal strongly has periclity, and metallurgical industry is there in great difficulty.

The Appalachian Mountains gave their name to a type of relief, the Appalachian Relief, which indicates the vestiges of an old strongly flush mountain. Long corridors extend rectilinear spines parallel to. The Appalachian Cluse S form narrow passages through the links of the mountain.

The Sentier of the Appalachian Mountains traverses of them the tops of the Maine until the Georgia.

Chains belonging to the Appalachian Mountains

North in the south, the Appalachian Mountains are made up of the following chains:

Ground-New-and-Labrador

  • Long Arranges Mountains (814 m)
  • Annieopsquotch Mountains (687 m)

Quebec

  • Massive gaspésien
    • Mounts Knack-Shocks
      • Mount Jacques-Cartier (1 268 m)
      • Mount of the Master key (1 242 m)
      • Mount Roland-Germain (1 204 m)
      • Mount Count (1 189 m)
      • Mount the Cones (1 196 m)
      • Mount Richardson (1 185 m)
      • Mount of the Table (1 173 m)
      • Mount Albert (1 151 m)
      • Small Mount Holy-Anne (1 143 m)
      • Mount Logan (1 128 m)
    • Mounts McGerrigle
  • Mounts Notre-Dame
    • central Mounts
      • Mount Saint-Pierre (899 m)
      • Rocky Mountain (610 m)
    • Mounts Saint-Magloire
      • Mountain of the South (915 m)
      • Mount Adstock (671 m)
      • Deposit Mountain (459 m)
  • Links of the Estrie, the Beauce and Bellechasse
    • the Mont Gosford (1 193 m) is more the high summit of Quebec mérédional. Still ignored, the territory of the Gosford mount remained a wild corner of nature at a few hours of road of the great urban centres. The townsmen can practice there sports activities and leisures within a framework more flexible than that of the Québécois parks.

  • Mounts Sutton

the United States

Mounts of New England

  • East Mountain (1 048 m)
  • Signal Mountain (1 024 m)
  • Gore Mountain (1 016 m)
  • Bald Mountain (1 006 m)
  • Burke Mountain (994 m)
  • Smarts Mountain (987 m)
  • Butterfield Mountain (965 m)
  • Large Monadnock (960 m)
  • Mount Ascutney (954 m)
  • Mount Cardigan (952 m)

Longfellow mounts

  • Katahdin (1 606 m)
  • Sugarloaf Mountain (1 292 m)
  • Crocker Mountain (1 288 m)
  • North Brother (1 265 m)
  • Bigelow Mountain (1 263 m)
  • Saddleback Mountain (1 256 m)
  • South Crocker Mountain (1 231 m)
  • Mount Abraham (1 231 m)
  • Mount Redington (1 219 m)
  • Spaulding Mountain (1 219 m)

White mountains

  • Mount Washington (1 917 m) - more the high summit of the New Hampshire and the North-East of the the United States
  • Mount Adams (New-Hampshire) (1 760 m)
  • Mount Jefferson (1 741 m)
  • Mount Clay (1 686 m)
  • Mount Monroe (1 637 m)
  • Mount Madison (1 636 m)
  • Mount Lafayette (1 597 m)
  • Mount Lincoln (1 551 m)
  • Franklin Mount (1 524 m)
  • South Twin (1 494 m)

Green Mountains

  • Northern
    • Mount Mansfield (1 339 m)
    • Bear Head (1 201 m)
    • Jay Peak (1 176 m)
    • Big Jay (1 154 m)
    • Sterling Mountain (1 132 m)
    • Bolton Mountain (1 122 m)
    • Mount Putnam (1 110 m)
    • Madonna Peak (1 109 m)
    • Mount Hunger (1 079 m)
    • Worcester Mountains-Middle Peak (1 060 m)
  • Center
    • Killington Peak (1 291 m)
    • Mount Ellen (1 244 m)
    • Camels Hump (1 244 m)
    • Mount Abraham (1 221 m)
    • Lincoln Peak (1 212 m)
    • Pico Peak (1 206 m)
    • Little Killington (1 201 m)
    • Mendon Peak 1.170 m)
    • Bread Loaf Mountain (1 169 m)
    • Nancy Hanks Peak (1 162 m)
  • Southern
    • Stratton Mountain (1 201 m)
    • Glastenbury Mountain (1 142 m)
    • Mount Snow (1 093 m)
    • Haystack Mountain (1 050 m)
    • Peru Peak (1 044 m)
    • Styles Peak (1 034 m)
    • Ludlow Mountain (1 019 m)
    • Styles Peak-North Peak (1 002 m)
    • Bromley Mountain (1 000 m)
    • Mount Tabor (930 m)

Taconic Arranges

  • Chaîne of Berkshires
    • Mont Greylock (1 063 m)
    • Saddle Ball Mountain (990 m)
    • Mont Fitch (942 m)
    • Mont Williams (900 m)
    • Berlin Mountain (859 m)
    • Stony Ledge (786 m)
    • Division Hudson-Connecticut-Housatanic (642 m)
    • West Mountain (642 m)
    • Harvey Mountain (627 m)
    • Spruce Hill (602 m)
  • Taconic Arranges northern
    • Equinox Mountain (1 170 m)
    • Dorset Mountain (1 146 m)
    • Mother Myrick Mountain (1 024 m)
    • Little Equinox (1 010 m)
    • Bear Mountain (1 006 m)
    • Mont Aeolus (985 m)
    • Woodlawn Mountain (948 m)
    • Grass Mountain (948 m)
    • Spruce Peak (924 m)
    • Netop Mountain (903 m)
  • Taconic Arranges southern
    • Mont Everett (795 m)
    • Mont Frissell (747 m)
    • Mont Ashley (728 m)
    • Mont Race (723 m)
    • Bear Mountain (708 m)
    • Brace Mountain (708 m)
    • Round Mountain (699 m)
    • Alander Mountain (683 m)
    • Brace Mountain-North Peak (678 m)
    • Gridley Mountain (674 m)
  • highlands of the Atlantic centers
    • Schunnemunk Mountain (507 m)
    • South Beacon Mountain (488 m)
    • Scofield Ridge (469 m)
    • North Beacon Mountain (467 m)
    • Hamburg Mountains High Point (456 m)
    • Bearfort Mountain (451 m)
    • Spy Rock (446 m)
    • Morris County High Point (423 m)
    • Bowling Green Mountain (421 m)
    • Fingerboard Mountain (421 m)
  • Plate of Alleghenys
    • Elk Hill (817 m)
    • Mount Ararat (810 m)
    • North Mountain (788 m)
    • Lyon Hill (786 m)
    • Cobb Hill (781 m)
    • Alma Hill (777 m)
    • Cedar Mountain (775 m)
    • (Potter County Triples Divide Point) (768 m)
    • McKean County High Point (750 m)
    • Cherry Ridge (750 m)
  • Monts Catskill
    • Slide Mountain (1 274 m)
    • Hunter Mountain (1 231 m)
    • Black Dome (1 213 m)
    • Blackhead (1 201 m)
    • Thomas Sticks Mountain (1 201 m)
    • West Kill Mountain (1 183 m)
    • Graham Mountain (1 179 m)
    • Doubletop Mountain (1 177 m)
    • Cornell Mountain (1 177 m)
    • Table Mountain (1 173 m)
  • Monts Alleghenys
    • Spruce Knob (1 482 m)
    • Thorny Flat (1 475 m)
    • Bald Knob (1 475 m)
    • Mont Carries Pencil (1 454 m)
    • (Tygart Valley North) (1 451 m)
    • (Hosterman Benchmark W) (1 450 m)
    • Red Spruce Knob (1 433 m)
    • Mace Knob (1 429 m)
    • Red Lick Mountain (1 428 m)
    • Beech Flat Knob (1 427 m)
    • Sideling Hill (616 m)
  • Plateau of Cumberland
    • Hinch Mountain (929 m)
    • Holloway Ridge (817 m)
    • Lookout Mountain-High Point (729 m)
    • Lockhart Lookout Tower (726 m)
    • Sequatchie County High Not (725 m)
    • Carmel Benchmark (680 m)
    • Lookout Mountain (654 m)
    • Smartt Mountain (653 m)
    • Shorts Mountain (638 m)
    • Putnam County High Point (628 m)
  • Monts Cumberland
    • High Knob (1 287 m)
    • Black Mountain (1 263 m)
    • The Doubles (1 244 m)
    • Camp Rock'n'roll (1 189 m)
    • Big have Mountain (1 130 m)
    • Cross Mountain (1 077 m)
    • Big Fodderstack (1 018 m)
    • Burge Mountain (994 m)
    • Bryson Mountain (975 m)
    • Chestnut Knob (794 m)
  • Appalachian Ridges
    • Balsam Beartown Mountain (1 436 m)
    • Beartown Mountain (1 429 m)
    • Elleber Knob (1 401 m)
    • Kile Knob (1 398 m)
    • Watering Lays Knob (1 390 m)
    • Little Ridge (1 386 m)
    • Flattop Mountain (1 380 m)
    • Bald Knob (1 366 m)
    • Hutchinson Rock'n'roll (1 366 m)
    • Bare Mountain (1 366 m)
  • Mounts Blue Ridge
    • Mount Mitchell (2 037 m) - culminating point of the Appalachian Mountains and the North Carolina
    • Mount Craig (2 026 m)
    • Clingmans Dome (2 025 m)
    • Mount Guyot (2 018 m)
    • Balsam Cone (2 015 m)
    • Cattail Peak (2 012 m)
    • Mount the Tale (2 010 m)
    • Mount Gibbes (2 003 m)
    • Big Tom (1 999 m)
    • Mount Buckley (1 999 m)
  • Piedmont-Southeast Coast
    • Propst Mountain (902 m)
    • Hickory Knob (902 m)
    • Buzzard Roost (902 m)
    • Icy Knob (902 m)
    • Ben Knob (878 m)
    • Moores Knob (786 m)
    • Hickory Knob (780 m)
    • Turkeycock Mountain (564 m)
    • Baker Mountain (543 m)
    • Click Benchmark (535 m)

See too

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