Earth's highest landform is mountains. The tallest mountain is Mount Everest (8850m and still increasing).
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The highest landform on Earth is known as Mount Everest, standing at 29,032 feet (8,848 meters) above sea level in the Himalayas.
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No, the highest kind of landform is generally called a mountain. Landforms can range from low-lying areas like plains to high-elevation features like mountains.
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Queensland's highest mountain is Bartle Frere in north Queensland.
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Mount Aconcagua is the highest landform in the western hemisphere at 6,960.8 meters, or 22,837 feet, elevation. It is not, however, located in Chile but in Argentina, 15 kms. from the Chilean border.