The Tafelberg is a table mountain in Suriname.

There are twenty-one Table Mountains recorded by the USGS in the USA state of California, including:

The Tafelberg is a table mountain in Curaçao

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

Table Mountain (California Observatory) (34.4° N 117.7° W), near Wrightwood, the site of a scientific station after which the asteroid 84882 Table Mountain is named;

one in Tuolumne County near Jamestown, site of gold-rush mining;

Table Mountain (Kings County, California), the county highpoint of Kings County.

This is the mountain referred to in the name of the Declaration of Table Mountain, a statement on press freedom in Africa.

A table mountain is a flat-topped mountain. The term may be used to refer to a type of subglacial volcano properly called a tuya, which forms a mountain with very steep sides and a flat summit. Mesa (Spanish for "table") is a generic word in English used in the western United States to describe a flat-topped mountain or hill. Also see Mountaintop removal for a description of man-made "table mountains". Table Mountain is a name given to many mountains around the world:

Crug Hywel, in the Black Mountains in Wales, is commonly known as "Table Mountain" in English.

Table Mountain, County Wicklow is one of the Wicklow Mountains in Ireland.

Table Mountain (Washington) is a minor peak with a sheer cliff face on the Columbia River Gorge in the Pacific Northwest of the United States.

Table Mountain (Mount Brewer), the tallest, at 13,627 feet (4,154 m), in Tulare County (USGS Mount Brewer) in the Sierra Nevada;

Table Mountain is the name of an extinct volcano in Queensland, Australia.

Table Mountains is a mountain range in the Sudeten mountains in Lower Silesia in Poland.