Statistics for Notable Colorado 14ers on a Map

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Answers color-coded by a green-red scale on the quiz's map according to % correct below.

Height Ranking	Clue	Peak	% Correct
1	Highest summit of the Rocky Mountains	Mount {Elbert}	100%
29	Summited via the dangerous "Knife Edge" route; perhaps a better place to be than its namesake on Jan. 6, 2021	{Capitol} Peak	86%
15	Located in Rocky Mountain National Park	{Longs} Peak	86%
24	One of the heavily photographed colorful "Bells" near Aspen	{Maroon} Peak	86%
14	The current subject of renaming efforts; hosts the highest paved road in North America	Mount {Evans}	86%
3	The "Collegiate Peaks" named for Ivy League schools	Mount {Harvard}	86%
2	Alliterative peak whose name evokes its large size	Mount {Massive}	86%
51	Briefly a 20th-century Christian pilgrimage site due to the crucifix-like shape of its snowfield	Mount of the {Holy} {Cross}	86%
18	The "Collegiate Peaks" named for Ivy League schools	Mount {Princeton}	86%
45	Named for Union general William Tecumseh _______	Mount {Sherman}	86%
21	The "Collegiate Peaks" named for Ivy League schools	Mount {Yale}	86%
30	Inspired the lyrics to "America the Beautiful"; a railroad now runs to the summit	{Pikes} Peak	86%
4	A sacred mountain for the Diné (Navajo) people; its Spanish name means "white"	{Blanca} Peak	71%
35	The "Collegiate Peaks" named for Ivy League schools	Mount {Columbia}	71%
8	Named for the U.S. president during the Civil War	Mount {Lincoln}	71%
13	The most frequently summited by hikers, despite its name meaning "a state of uncertainty or doubt"	{Quandary} Peak	43%