Compiled 2009 by Edward Earl. blue ¹ Armenia Mtn (in Bradford county) and Wilkins TP (in Tioga county) compete for the same prominence. Whichever is higher is the greatest prominence its county, and an alternate peak becomes the greatest prominence in the other county. ² This peak rivals the 2994' HP of Fayette county for the same prominence. If it wins, it takes the prominence for Somerset county. Otherwise, Mt Davis, the state HP, takes over. ³ Boone Mtn has 3 summit areas, two in Elk county and one (with spot elev 2369) on the border between Elk and Clearfield counties. The county with the highest point on Boone Mtn gets Boone Mtn as the prom champ; an alternate peak becomes the prom champ of the other county. ⁴ This point is 2 miles W of Smith Gap, and about 1000' W of a 1608 spot elevation. This is one of several rival points for the highest ground on Blue Mtn, which hugs the border between Monroe and Northampton counties, with rival points in both counties. Point 1608, even though it is in Monroe county, is not a candidate because of 1610' Smiths Gap TP, which is in Northampton county. ⁵ Fropps TP rivals a 1280+ area across the border in Columbia county. If Fropps wins, it's the Montour county prom champ; otherwise, the alternate area near Columbia Hill takes over the county prom prize. ⁶ The key saddle for Van Voorhis Hill has been cut down to ~1130' for a railroad track. If one accepts man-made changes to saddle elevations, then Van Voorhis Hill has 340 to 380 feet prominence, definitely the county prom champ.