Topo Map of Summits in Butte County, California

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Summits in Butte County California

Place	USGS Topo Map
Bald Mountain	Kimshew Point
Bald Rock Dome	Brush Creek
Bear Ranch Hill	Soapstone Hill
Beauty Peak	Hamlin Canyon
Big Bald Rock	Brush Creek
Big Bar Mountain	Pulga
Big Bend Mountain	Berry Creek
Bloomer Hill	Berry Creek
Bottle Hill	Butte Meadows
Bull Hill	Butte Meadows
Cape Horn	Stirling City
Castle Rock	Hamlin Canyon
Cherry Hill	Jonesville
Crystal Hill	Forbestown
Deer Peak	Cherokee
East China Point	Stirling City
Flatiron	Hamlin Canyon
Flea Mountain	Pulga
Gold Hill	Stirling City
Humboldt Peak	Humboldt Peak
Hump Hill	Cherokee
Hungary Hunt Peak	Pulga
Ike Dye Hill	Butte Meadows
Island Bar Hill	Forbestown
Jordan Hill	Cherokee
Kanaka Peak	Forbestown
Katskill Hill	Bangor
Little Bald Rock	Brush Creek
Miller Hill	Bangor
Monte de Oro	Oroville
Mount Hope	Oroville Dam
Mount Ratchel	Oroville Dam
Nimshew Ridge	Paradise East
North Table Mountain	Cherokee
Oak Point	Kimshew Point
Parks Hill	Rackerby
Patton Peak	Cherokee
Phoenix Hill	Bangor
Platte Mountain	Cohasset
Pompys Point	Brush Creek
Portuguese Point	Stirling City
Quartz Hill	Cascade
Red Hill	Cherokee
Robbers Roost	Hamlin Canyon
Robley Point	Paradise East
Rocky Peak	Cherokee
Rocky Point Peak	Forbestown
Sausage Mountain	Cherokee
Sawmill Peak	Paradise East
Serpentine Point	Cherokee
Shute Mountain	Brush Creek
Sky High	Brush Creek
Snow Mountain	Jonesville
Sorensen Hill	Oroville
South Bidwell Hill	Oroville Dam
South Table Mountain	Oroville
Steamboat Rock	Hamlin Canyon
Stringtown Mountain	Oroville Dam
Sugarloaf	Cherokee
Sugarloaf Peak	Oroville
Sunset Hill	Forbestown
Swain Hill	Loma Rica
Swain Hill	Clipper Mills
Swayne Hill	Berry Creek
Sycamore Hill	Oroville
Table Mountain	Kimshew Point
The High Rocks	Oroville
Union Hill	Oroville Dam
West China Point	Stirling City
Wild Yankee Hill	Berry Creek

This is a list of all the summits in Butte County, California. In some cases there are duplicate names so try to select the one you are looking for based on the USGS quad topo map name which is often a recognizable feature or town nearby.