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Sutter Buttes
The Sutter Buttes rise over the town of Sutter, California.
Elevation	2,130 feet (650 m) [1]
Location	Sacramento Valley, California, USA
Prominence	2,060 ft (630 m) [2]
Coordinates	39°12.38′N 121°49.28′W / 39.20633, -121.82133Coordinates: 39°12.38′N 121°49.28′W / 39.20633, -121.82133
Topo map	USGS Sutter Buttes
Type	Lava domes
Age of rock	1.5–2.5 million years
Last eruption	1.5 million years ago

The Sutter Buttes, also known as the Marysville Buttes or Histum Yani (Maidu), are a small circular complex of eroded volcanic lava domes which rise above the flat plains of the California Central Valley, USA. The highest peak, South Butte, reaches about 2,130 feet (650 m) above sea level. The Buttes are located just outside of Yuba City, California in the Sacramento Valley, the northern part of Central Valley. They are named for John Sutter, who received a large land grant from the Mexican government. The Sutter Buttes also hold the title of being the world's smallest mountain range.^{[citation needed]}