RoySwkr
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Tired of doing only the 50 or 100 highest and want a real challenge? In a surprise move, Lists of John has skipped over the rest of the west and midwest and published a list of all peaks in NY with 300' cols:
http://listsofjohn.com/NewYork/NYMain.html
LOJ traditionally posts lists as they are made and relies on users for checking so there will undoubtedly be errors found, however they also correct errors promptly when reported.
There are 2 kinds of peaks on this list. Those with 300' cols have a number in the Rank column reflecting their height order and are called ranked peaks, they are the only ones that seem to show up if you just view the peak lists. If you log in and ask to update your completion list, it will also display some other named peaks and county highpoints. The interface has other foibles and the only real help is to e-mail the webmaster which usually gets a prompt response.
Note that the list presently includes only 1995 ranked peaks, but with all due respect to Mr. Kirk it is easy to make errors of omission and even with an error rate of under 1% there are probably a few more peaks out there
http://listsofjohn.com/NewYork/NYMain.html
LOJ traditionally posts lists as they are made and relies on users for checking so there will undoubtedly be errors found, however they also correct errors promptly when reported.
There are 2 kinds of peaks on this list. Those with 300' cols have a number in the Rank column reflecting their height order and are called ranked peaks, they are the only ones that seem to show up if you just view the peak lists. If you log in and ask to update your completion list, it will also display some other named peaks and county highpoints. The interface has other foibles and the only real help is to e-mail the webmaster which usually gets a prompt response.
Note that the list presently includes only 1995 ranked peaks, but with all due respect to Mr. Kirk it is easy to make errors of omission and even with an error rate of under 1% there are probably a few more peaks out there
