Table 1 presents the "Martin Classification of Difficulty for U.S. State Highpoints." It includes an alphabetical listing of states, the name of each state highpoint, its elevation, elevation gain, distance, and its difficulty rating. The elevations listed are from a United States Geological Survey (USGS) publication (1995) and may be slightly different from elevations found in some guidebooks, on some maps, and in other literature on these locations. The USGS revises its data as highpoints are resurveyed and new technology is utilized to determine elevations.  The elevation gain is an estimate of ALL vertical gain (including gain related to undulating terrain) on the "standard" route.  Distance is the round-trip distance on the easiest "standard" route.  The difficulty rating is based on the overall difficulty of reaching the highpoint by way of the easiest standard route.  Finally, the eighteen highpoints that are wheelchair accessible (under good weather conditions) are indicated.
State	Highpoint	Elevation* (feet)	Elevation** Gain (feet)	Distance*** (miles)	Difficulty Classification
Alabama AL	Cheaha Mt.	2,405	< 10	< 0.1	1a
Alaska AK	Mt. McKinley (Denali)	20,320	24,500	46.0	10
Arizona AZ	Humphreys Peak	12,633	3,500	9.0	6
Arkansas AR	Magazine Mt.	2,753	225	1.0	2
California CA	Mt. Whitney	14,494	6,750	21.4	7
Colorado CO	Mt. Elbert	14,433	5,000	9.0	6
Connecticut CT	Mt. Frissell--S slope	2,380	450	3.6	3
Delaware DE	Ebright Azimuth	448	< 10	< 0.1	1a
Florida FL	Britton Hill	345	< 10	< 0.1	1a
Georgia GA	Brasstown Bald	4,784	400	1.0	2a
Hawaii HI	Mauna Kea	13,796	230	0.4	2
Idaho ID	Borah Peak	12,662	5,550	6.8	8
Illinois IL	Charles Mound	1,235	75	0.4	1
Indiana IN	Hoosier Hill Point	1,257	20	0.1	1
Iowa IA	Hawkeye Point	1,670	< 10	0.2	1a
Kansas KS	Mt. Sunflower	4,039	< 10	< 0.1	1a
Kentucky KY	Black Mt.	4,139	< 10	0.1	1a
Louisiana LA	Driskill Mt.	535	150	1.8	2
Maine ME	Mt. Katahdin	5,267	4,200	10.4	5
Maryland MD	Backbone Mt.	3,360	750	2.2	3
Massachusetts MA	Mt. Greylock	3,487	20	0.1	1a
Michigan MI	Mt. Arvon	1,979	300	2.0	2
Minnesota MN	Eagle Mt.	2,301	600	7.0	4
Mississippi MS	Woodall Mt.	806	< 10	< 0.1	1a
Missouri MO	Taum Sauk Mt.	1,772	30	0.4	1a
Montana MT	Granite Peak	12,799	7,700	22.2	9
Nebraska NE	Panorama Point	5,424	< 10	< 0.1	1a
Nevada NV	Boundary Peak	13,140	4,400	7.4	6
New Hampshire NH	Mt. Washington	6,288	20	< 0.1	1
New Jersey NJ	High Point	1,803	40	0.2	1a
New Mexico NM	Wheeler Peak	13,161	3,250	6.2	6
New York NY	Mt. Marcy	5,344	3,200	14.8	5
North Carolina NC	Mt. Mitchell	6,684	100	0.2	1a
North Dakota ND	White Butte	3,506	400	2.0	2
Ohio OH	Campbell Hill	1,549	< 10	< 0.1	1a
Oklahoma OK	Black Mesa	4,973	775	8.6	4
Oregon OR	Mt. Hood	1 1,239	5,300	8.0	8
Pennsylvania PA	Mt. Davis	3,213	< 10	< 0.1	1a
Rhode Island RI	Jerimoth Hill	812	25	0.6	1
South Carolina SC	Sassafras Mt.	3,560	30	0.2	1a
South Dakota SD	Harney Peak	7,242	1,500	5.8	4
Tennessee TN	Clingmans Dome	6,643	330	1.0	2a
Texas TX	Guadalupe Peak	8,749	2,950	8.4	5
Utah UT	Kings Peak	13,528	5,350	28.8	7
Vermont VT	Mt. Mansfield	4,393	550	2.8	3
Virginia VA	Mt. Rogers	5,729	1,500	8.6	4
Washington WA	Mt Rainier	14,410	9,100	16.0	9
West Virginia WV	Spruce Knob	4,861	20	0.4	1a
Wisconsin WI	Timms Hill	1,951	130	0.4	1
Wyoming WY	Gannett Peak	13,804	8,650	40.4	9