Peaks with 300 or more feet of prominence, in order that I climbed them. Some of the peaks near the 300-foot cut-off were verified with Lidar data, which itself is a mixed bag. Assuming it to be as accurate as advertized, I bumped some peaks down and promoted some others. I have kept four (Hollingshead Mountain, Peak 5241, Gold Dike Hill and Peak 1729 Vietnam Memorial Walk) that have 295 feet (or more) of prominence, figuring that's close enough and possibly within error range, so they stay. One concern I have, even with the 1-meter data, is it seems not to pick up on rock protrusions that may jut up three or four feet above the ground. Such is the case with these four peaks, where the profile maps seem "too" uniform, never showing a sudden spike of a meter where a protrusion would be.

My count here is three less than what my stats show at Listsofjohn. His rubric grants me three peaks that I do not include on this list. They are Peak 6430 (near Junction Crater by Flagstaff), "Cornucopia Ridge" (near Mount Ord), and Border Monument 80 Hill (near Douglas), in which a hill over the line in Mexico may be higher, but Lidar is not conclusive.

In case you are interested, my 100 meter count (328 feet or greater) is 887 peaks.