- Aoraki/Mount Cook - 3,724 meters
- Mount Tasman - 3,497 meters
- Mount Dampier - 3,440 meters
- Mount Vancouver - 3,309 meters
- Silberhorn - 3,300 meters
- Malte Brun - 3,198 meters
- Mount Hicks - 3,198 meters
- Mount Lendenfeld - 3,194 meters
- Mount Graham - 3,184 meters
- Torres Peak - 3,160 meters
Other Physical Features
New Zealand is located on the boundary of the Pacific tectonic plates and Indo-Australian plates. In fact, it is due to its position that the country is prone to volcanic activity and earthquakes. In fact, the Southern Alps has resulted from the meeting of the above two plates.
Last Updated : June 22, 2015