Mountain ranges in New Zealand

69 mountain ranges in New Zealand, ranked by size. Data from Wikidata and Wikipedia.

1. Southern Alps / Kā Tiritiri o te Moana 3,754 m
2. Kirikirikatata / Mount Cook Range 3,724 m
3. Kaikōura Ranges 2,885 m
4. North Island Volcanic Plateau 2,797 m
5. Arrowsmith Range 2,781 m
6. Butler Range 2,485 m
7. Humboldt Mountains 2,343 m
8. The Remarkables 2,340 m
9. Spenser Mountains 2,300 m
10. Wharepapa / Arthur Range 1,809 m
11. Hunter Mountains 1,804 m
12. Raukūmara Range 1,752 m
13. Pisa Range 1,740 m
14. Ruahine Range 1,731 m
15. Kaweka Range 1,724 m
16. Old Man Range / Kopuwai 1,687 m
17. Dunstan Mountains 1,667 m
18. Kakanui Mountains 1,643 m
19. The Hunters Hills 1,601 m
20. Bryant Range 1,528 m
21. Tapuae-o-Uenuku / Hector Mountains 1,489 m
22. Paparoa Range 1,485 m
23. Braeburn Range 1,469 m
24. Rock and Pillar Range 1,450 m
25. Kaimanawa Mountains 1,446 m
26. Pouākai Range 1,400 m
27. Huiarau Range 1,392 m
28. Maungaharuru Range 1,308 m
29. Lammerlaw Range 1,210 m
30. Lammermoor Range 1,158 m
31. Craigieburn Range 1,139 m
32. Aorangi Range 983 m
33. Ahimanawa Range 963 m
34. Kaimai Range 953 m
35. Remutaka Range 940 m
36. The Silverpeaks 777 m
37. Matemateaonga Range 730 m
38. Kaitake Range 684 m
39. Herangi Range 602 m
40. Hapuakohe Range 535 m
41. Longwood Range 505 m
42. Ben Ohau Range
43. Blue Mountains (New Zealand)
44. Bombay Hills
45. Butler Range (West Coast)
46. Catlins Ranges
47. Coromandel Range
48. Criffel Range
49. Crown Range
50. Darran Mountains
51. Franklin Mountains (New Zealand)
52. Glasgow Range
53. Hakarimata Range
54. Hokonui Hills
55. Hundalee Hills
56. Hunua Ranges
57. Maungataniwha Range
58. Moehau Range
59. Murchison Mountains
60. Papahaua Range
61. Port Hills
62. Rangitoto Range
63. Saint Arnaud Range
64. Takitimu Mountains
65. Tararua Range
66. The Grampians (New Zealand)
67. Three Kings Ridge
68. Waitākere Ranges
69. Wick Mountains