Mountain ranges in India

75 mountain ranges in India, ranked by size. Data from Wikidata and Wikipedia.

1. Zaskar Range 7,756 m
2. Rimo Muztagh 7,516 m
3. Gangotri Group 7,138 m
4. Nun-Kun Massif 7,135 m
5. Panchachuli 6,904 m
6. Pir Panjal 6,221 m
7. Zabarwan Range 3,966 m
8. Anaimalai Hills 2,695 m
9. Cardamom Hills 2,695 m
10. Western Ghats 2,695 m
11. Nilgiri Mountains 2,637 m
12. Palani Hills 2,500 m
13. Kuduremukha 1,894 m
14. Aravalli Range 1,722 m
15. Arbuda Mountains 1,722 m
16. Eastern Ghats 1,680 m
17. Brahmagiri (hill), Karnataka 1,608 m
18. Niyamgiri 1,509 m
19. Satmala Range 1,472 m
20. Satpura Range 1,350 m
21. Selbari Range 1,331 m
22. Trimbakeshwar Range 1,295 m
23. Bailadila Range 1,276 m
24. Khasi Hills 1,200 m
25. Garhjat Hills 1,187 m
26. Nallamala Hills 1,100 m
27. Maikal Hills 941 m
28. Vindhya Range 752 m
29. Ajanta range
30. Akamala Machad Mountain Ranges
31. Atharamura
32. Balaghat Range
33. Barail Range
34. Bhander Plateau
35. Biligiriranga Hills
36. Bodamalai Betta
37. Daphla Hills
38. Dhauladhar
39. Dongkya Range
40. Erramala
41. Garhwal Himalayas
42. Garo Hills
43. Ghat (mountain)
44. Harischandra Range
45. Harishchandra Range
46. Javadhu Hills
47. Kaimur Range
48. Kalrayan Hills
49. Kishtwar Himalaya
50. Kolli Hills
51. Ladakh Range
52. Langpangkong Range
53. Mahendra Mountains
54. Malaya Mountains
55. Malyavat Mountains
56. Meghamalai
57. Namcha Barwa Himal
58. Pachaimalai Hills
59. Palkonda Hills
60. Pangong Range
61. Pariyatra Mountains
62. Paschima Mountains
63. Purvanchal Range
64. Riksha Mountains
65. Sapthagiri
66. Saser Muztagh
67. Servarayan Hills
68. Seshachalam
69. Shakhan
70. Sub-Himalayan Range
71. Tosham Hill range
72. Velikonda Range
73. Velliangiri Mountains
74. Yarada Hills
75. Zanskar Range