The highest point of a mountain.
| SUMMIT | broader | PEAK |
| SUMMIT | linked | HEAD |
| SUMMIT | linked | CROWN (OF HEAD) |
| SUMMIT | linked | HEAD |
| SUMMIT | linked | HEAD |
| SUMMIT | linked | HORN (ANATOMY) |
| SUMMIT | linked | CROWN (OF HEAD) |
| SUMMIT | linked | THORN |
| SUMMIT | linked | END (OF SPACE) |
| PEAK | narrower | SUMMIT |
| HORN (ANATOMY) | linked | SUMMIT |
| HUMP | linked | SUMMIT |
| HEAD | linked | SUMMIT |
| CROWN (OF HEAD) | linked | SUMMIT |
| HEAD | linked | SUMMIT |
| HORN (ANATOMY) | linked | SUMMIT |
| HUMP | linked | SUMMIT |
| CROWN (OF HEAD) | linked | SUMMIT |
| END (OF SPACE) | linked | SUMMIT |
| HEAD | linked | SUMMIT |
| HORN (ANATOMY) | linked | SUMMIT |
| THORN | linked | SUMMIT |
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