Highest volcanoes in the world

The 50 highest volcanoes in the world with a recorded elevation.

  1. 1 6,893 m
  2. 2
    Incahuasi
    Chile
    6,621 m
  3. 3
    Tupungato
    Argentina
    6,570 m
  4. 4 6,380 m
  5. 5
    Coropuna
    Peru
    6,377 m
  6. 6
    Ampato
    Peru
    6,288 m
  7. 7
    Chimborazo
    Ecuador
    6,263.47 m
  8. 8
    Pular
    Chile
    6,233 m
  9. 9
    Cerro Solo
    Argentina
    6,215 m
  10. 10
    Aucanquilcha
    Chile
    6,176 m
  11. 11
    San Pedro
    Chile
    6,155 m
  12. 12 6,137 m
  13. 13
    Solimana
    Peru
    6,093 m
  14. 14
    Chachani
    Peru
    6,057 m
  15. 15
    Acotango
    Bolivia
    6,052 m
  16. 16
    Copiapó
    Chile
    6,052 m
  17. 17
    Socompa
    Chile
    6,051 m
  18. 18
    Acamarachi
    Chile
    6,046 m
  19. 19 6,025 m
  20. 20
    Tacora
    Chile
    5,980 m
  21. 21
    Sairecabur
    Chile
    5,971 m
  22. 22
    Paniri
    Chile
    5,960 m
  23. 23
    Sabancaya
    Peru
    5,960 m
  24. 24 5,924 m
  25. 25
    Licancabur
    Chile
    5,916 m
  26. 26 5,910 m
  27. 27
    Falso Azufre
    Chile
    5,906 m
  28. 28
    Cotopaxi
    Ecuador
    5,897 m
  29. 29
    Volcán Putana
    Bolivia
    5,884 m
  30. 30
    Ollagüe
    Bolivia
    5,868 m
  31. 31 5,860 m
  32. 32 5,856 m
  33. 33 5,852 m
  34. 34 5,846 m
  35. 35
    Misti
    Peru
    5,822 m
  36. 36
    Tocorpuri
    Chile
    5,808 m
  37. 37
    Cayambe
    Ecuador
    5,790 m
  38. 38 5,778 m
  39. 39 5,760 m
  40. 40
    Antisana
    Ecuador
    5,753 m
  41. 41
    Lastarria
    Chile
    5,706 m
  42. 42 5,703 m
  43. 43 5,682 m
  44. 44 5,680 m
  45. 45
    Ubinas
    Peru
    5,672 m
  46. 46 5,664 m
  47. 47
    Tumisa
    Chile
    5,658 m
  48. 48
    Casiri
    Peru
    5,650 m
  49. 49
    Chela
    Chile
    5,644 m
  50. 50
    Mount Elbrus
    Russia
    5,642 m