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• Danh sach cac n??c theo đi?m cao c?c tr?
• Cac đ?nh sieu n?i b?t ( Ultra prominent peak )
• Danh sach cac đ?nh nui theo đ? n?i b?t ( List of peaks by prominence )

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• Prominence Definitions and data for Canada
• K2 prominence
• parent peak a website about mountain prominence, with lists and/or maps covering the entire world down to 1500m of prominence (the "ultras").
• Europeaklist , 'sister' website to the above, devoted only to European mountains and hills.
• UK Prominent Peaks ^{[ lien k?t h?ng ]} UK peaks classified by prominence and height
• Prominence at the County Highpointers This page contains links to all relevant on-line prominence resources ? including peak lists, climbing records, prominence cell maps, "completion maps", and trip reports. By Adam Helman.
• Prominence and Orometry a detailed and lucid account by Aaron Maizlish of the theory of prominence.
• http://groups.yahoo.com/group/prominence/ L?u tr? 2013-02-10 t?i Archive.today Yahoo! Groups, Topographic prominence discussion
• Prominence Front Runners Prominence-oriented climbing records. Lists are maintained by Andy Martin and hosted at cohp.org.
• Edward Earl’s article on Topographic Prominence
• Index to definitions in the Canadian Mountain Encyclopedia
• Mountain Hierarchies a description of the different systems of defining parent peak
• Mountain Hierarchy using Prominence Islands
• Surface Network Modelling on the Center for Advanced Surface Analysis website
• “Surface Network Modelling” (PDF) . B?n g?c (PDF) l?u tr? ngay 7 thang 8 n?m 2004.   (2.13  MiB ) a paper by Sanjay Rana and Jeremy Morley
• The 100 most prominent peaks in Colorado
• Alan Dawson's The Relative Hills of Britain