Statistics for Highest Points by US State

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State	Point	Elevation	% Correct
Alaska	Denali	20,310 ft	100%
Oregon	Mt. Hood	11,249 ft	100%
New Hampshire	Mt. Washington	6,288 ft	91%
Hawaii	Mauna Kea	13,803 ft	82%
Washington	Mt. Rainier	14,417 ft	82%
California	Mt. Whitney	14,505 ft	82%
Colorado	Mt. Elbert	14,440 ft	73%
Arizona	Humphreys Peak	12,637 ft	64%
Maine	Mt. Katahdin	5,270 ft	64%
North Carolina	Mt. Mitchell	6,684 ft	64%
Nevada	Boundary Peak	13,147 ft	55%
New York	Mt. Marcy	5,343 ft	55%
Kentucky	Black Mountain	4,145 ft	45%
Montana	Granite Peak	12,807 ft	45%
New Jersey	High Point	1,803 ft	45%
Vermont	Mt. Mansfield	4,395 ft	45%
Connecticut	slope of Mt. Frissell	2,379 ft	45%
Idaho	Borah Peak	12,668 ft	36%
Georgia	Brasstown Bald	4,784 ft	36%
Illinois	Charles Mound	1,235 ft	36%
Tennessee	Clingmans Dome	6,643 ft	36%
Texas	Guadalupe Peak	8,751 ft	36%
Massachusetts	Mount Greylock	3,489 ft	36%
Michigan	Mt. Arvon	1,979 ft	36%
Arkansas	Mt. Magazine	2,753 ft	36%
Virginia	Mt. Rogers	5,729 ft	36%
South Carolina	Sassafras Mountain	3,560 ft	36%
West Virginia	Spruce Knob	4,863 ft	36%
Missouri	Taum Sauk Mountain	1,772 ft	36%
New Mexico	Wheeler Peak	13,167 ft	36%
Alabama	Cheaha Mountain	2,413 ft	27%
Minnesota	Eagle Mountain	2,302 ft	27%
Wyoming	Gannett Peak	13,809 ft	27%
Maryland	Hoye-Crest (part of Backbone Mountain)	3,360 ft	27%
Utah	Kings Peak	13,534 ft	27%
Pennsylvania	Mt. Davis	3,213 ft	27%
North Dakota	White Butte	3,508 ft	27%
Mississippi	Woodall Mountain	807 ft	27%
South Dakota	Black Elk Peak	7,244 ft	18%
Wisconsin	Timms Hill	1,951 ft	18%