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Table Mountain may refer to:

In Africa

• Table Mountain in Cape Town, South Africa, perhaps the most famous example.

In Europe

• Table Mountains, a mountain range in Poland and the Czech Republic
• Crug Hywel (also called "Table Mountain"), in the Black Mountains in Wales
• Table Mountain, County Wicklow is one of the Wicklow Mountains in Ireland

In North America

• Table Mountain (New York), one of the Catskill High Peaks in New York.
• Table Mountain (Wyoming), a summit in Crook County, Wyoming
• Table Mountain (Saskatchewan), in Table Mountain Regional Park northwest of North Battleford, Saskatchewan.
• The Table (also called "Table Mountain"), in Garibaldi Provincial Park
• In California:
  • Table Mountain (Tulare County, California), the tallest, at 13,627 feet (4,154 m), in Tulare County (USGS Mount Brewer) in the Sierra Nevada;
  • Table Mountain (Kings County, California), the county highpoint of Kings County.
  • Table Mountain (San Bernardino County, California), site of the Table Mountain Observatory
  • Table Mountain (Tuolumne County, California), near Jamestown, site of gold-rush mining
  • Table Mountain (Butte County, California), a small town north of Sacramento rich in gold-rush history.
  • Table Mountain (Fresno County, California)
• In Washington:
  • Table Mountain (Skamania County, Washington), a minor peak with a sheer cliff face on the Columbia River Gorge
  • Table Mountain (Whatcom County, Washington), a minor peak near Mount Baker

In Australia

• Table Mountain (Queensland, Australia), an extinct volcano in Queensland, Australia

In outer space

• 84882 Table Mountain, an asteroid
• Mons Mensae, the name of an astronomical constellation, named for the mountain in South Africa

See also

• table mountain
• The Tafelberg, a table mountain in Suriname.
• The Tafelberg, a table mountain in Curaçao

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