Eastern Tibetan Mountains

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Highest peak	Miňa Gangkar (7508 m a.s.l.)
Most prominent peak	Miňa Gangkar (7508 m a.s.l., prominence 3642 m)
Parent unit	Alpsko-himálajský systém
Sub-units	Cheng-tuan-šan
Main peaks	Total 3
Most popular peaks	E-mei-shan / Mount Emei (3099 m a.s.l.), 100 Chicken hill (3400 m a.s.l.), Miňa Gangkar (7508 m a.s.l.)

Name	Elevation	Mountain ranges	Prominence	Peak type
Miňa Gangkar	7508 m a.s.l.	Cheng-tuan-šan	3642 m	hlavní vrchol
100 Chicken hill	3400 m a.s.l.	Eastern Tibetan Mountains	105 m	hlavní vrchol
E-mei-shan / Mount Emei	3099 m a.s.l.	Eastern Tibetan Mountains	1064 m	hlavní vrchol