Notable Colorado 14ers on a Map

Colorado is home to more than 50 "fourteeners," mountain peaks whose elevation is more than 14,000 feet above sea level. There are 16 shown on this map: these mountains either are generally well-known or can be guessed based on the clues given about their name. Using the map and the clues provided, how many of these notable fourteeners can you name?

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Clue	Peak
Highest summit of the Rocky Mountains	Mount Elbert
Alliterative peak whose name evokes its large size	Mount Massive
The "Collegiate Peaks" named for Ivy League schools	Mount Harvard
	Mount Princeton
	Mount Yale
	Mount Columbia
A sacred mountain for the Diné (Navajo) people; its Spanish name means "white"	Blanca Peak
Named for the U.S. president during the Civil War	Mount Lincoln

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The most frequently summited by hikers, despite its name meaning "a state of uncertainty or doubt"	Quandary Peak
The current subject of renaming efforts; hosts the highest paved road in North America	Mount Evans
Located in Rocky Mountain National Park	Longs Peak
One of the heavily photographed colorful "Bells" near Aspen	Maroon Peak
Summited via the dangerous "Knife Edge" route; perhaps a better place to be than its namesake on Jan. 6, 2021	Capitol Peak
Inspired the lyrics to "America the Beautiful"; a railroad now runs to the summit	Pikes Peak
Named for Union general William Tecumseh _______	Mount Sherman
Briefly a 20th-century Christian pilgrimage site due to the crucifix-like shape of its snowfield	Mount of the Holy Cross