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* Mount Apo on the large southern island of Mindanao is still considered the highest mountain of the Philippines, measuring approximately 2,954 meters or 9,692 feet.
| RANK | NAME OF MOUNTAIN | ISLAND LOCATION | HEIGHT IN METERS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mt. Apo | Mindanao | 2954 |
| 2 | Mt. Dulang-Dulang | Mindanao | 2938 |
| Mt. Katanglad | |||
| Mt. Pulag (Pulog) | Luzon | 2922 | |
| Katangland Mts. | |||
| Mt. Kalatungan | |||
| Mt. Tabeyo | |||
| Mt. Piapayungan | |||
| Mt. Ragang | |||
| Mt. Tabayoc | Luzon | ||
| Mt. Singakalsa | Luzon | ||
| Mt. Clawit | Luzon | ||
| Pual | Luzon | ||
| Mt. Kapiligan | Luzon | ||
| Mt. Amuyao / Amayao | Luzon | ||
| Mt. Mongawto | Luzon | ||
| Mt. Maagnaw | Mindanao | ||
| Mt. Talomo | Mindanao | ||
| Mt. Tagubud | |||
| Mt. Alal | |||
| Mt. Abao | |||
| Mt. Napulauan | |||
| Mt. Alanib | |||
| Mt. Alchan | |||
| Mt. Osdung (Osdong) | |||
| Mt. Lumuluyaw | |||
| Mt. Nanluyaw | |||
| Mt. Babadak | |||
| Mt. Halcon | |||
| Mt. Cauitan | |||
| Mt. Nangaoto | |||
| Mt. Baco | |||
| Mt. Mangabon | |||
| Mt. Canlaon (Kanlaon) | |||
| Mayon Volcano | Luzon | 2460 |
