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Alpine mountains over 3000 m high with 300 m prominence
1. Mont Blanc (4808 m)
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2. Monte Rosa / Mont Rose (Dufourspitze) (4634 m)
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3. Dom (4545 m)
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4. Lyskamm (4533 m)
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5. Weisshorn (4506 m)
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6. Matterhorn / Mont Cervin (4478 m)
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7. Dent Blanche (4357 m)
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8. Grand Combin (4314 m)
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9. Finsteraarhorn (4274 m)
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10. Zinalrothorn (4221 m)
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11. Grandes Jorasses (Pte Walker) (4208 m)
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12. Alphubel (4206 m)
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13. Rimpfischhorn (4199 m)
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14. Aletschhorn (4193 m)
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15. Strahlhorn (4190 m)
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16. Dent d'Hérens (4174 m)
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17. Breithorn (4164 m)
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18. Jungfrau (4158 m)
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19. Aig. Verte (4122 m)
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20. Mönch (4107 m)
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21. Barre des Écrins (4102 m)
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22. Schreckhorn (4078 m)
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23. Ober Gabelhorn (4063 m)
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24. Gran Paradiso / Grand Paradis (4061 m)
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25. Piz Bernina (4049 m)
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26. Gross Fiescherhorn (4049 m)
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27. Gross Grünhorn (4044 m)
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28. Weissmies (4017 m)
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29. Lagginhorn (4010 m)
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30. Piz Zupò (3996 m)
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Fletschhorn (3985 m)
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31. Gletscherhorn (3982 m)
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32. Meije (3982 m)
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33. Eiger (3967 m)
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34. Grivola (3969 m)
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35. Grand Cornier (3962 m)
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36. Ailefroide (3954 m)
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37. Mont Pelvoux (3943 m)
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38. Piz Roseg (3937 m)
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39. Bietschhorn (3934 m)
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40. Trugberg (3932 m)
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41. Aig. de Tré la Tête (3923 m)
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42. Pic Sans Nom (3913 m)
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43. Gross Wannenhorn (3906 m)
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44. Ortler (3905 m)
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45. Aig. d'Argentière (3901 m)
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46. Ruinette (3875 m)
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47. Aig. de Triolet (3870 m)
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48. Grande Casse (3855 m)
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49. Königspitze / Gran Zebrù (3851 m)
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50. Aig. du Midi (3842 m)
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51. Monviso / Monte Viso / Vísol (3841 m)
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52. Bouquetins (3838 m)
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53. Tour Noir (3837 m)
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Brunegghorn (3833 m)
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54. Aig. du Chardonnet (3824 m)
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55. Nesthorn (3820 m)
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56. Mont Dolent (3820 m)
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57. Aig. des Glaciers (3816 m)
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58. Le Râteau (3809 m)
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59. Großglockner (3798 m)
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60. Schinhorn (3796 m)
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61. Pte de Zinal (3789 m)
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62. Lauterbrunnen Breithorn (3780 m)
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63. Mont Pourri (3779 m)
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64. Aig. Noire de Peuterey (3774 m)
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65. Wildspitze (3770 m)
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66. Monte Cevedale (3769 m)
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67. Grande Ruine (3765 m)
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68. Aig. de Leschaux (3759 m)
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69. Pte de Charbonnel (3752 m)
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70. Piz Morteratsch (3751 m)
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71. Aig. de la Grande Sassière (3747 m)
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72. Weißkugel (3739 m)
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73. Roche Faurio (3730 m)
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74. Mont Vélan (3726 m)
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75. Evêque (3716 m)
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76. Combin de Corbassière (3716 m)
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77. La Singla (3714 m)
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79. Le Pleureur (3704 m)
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78. Wetterhörner (Mittelhorn) (3702 m)
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80. Balmhorn (3697 m)
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81. Dent Parrachée (3697 m)
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82. Torre del Gran San Pietro / Tour du Grand-Saint-Pierre (3692 m)
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83. Monte Disgrazia (3678 m)
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84. Pta San Matteo (3678 m)
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85. Uia di Ciamarella (3676 m)
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86. Dent de Perroc (3676 m)
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87. Dômes de Miage (3673 m)
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88. Les Bans (3669 m)
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89. Großvenediger (3666 m)
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90. Montagne des Agneaux (3664 m)
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91. Blüemlisalphorn (3660 m)
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92. Portjengrat: Pizzo d'Andolla (3654 m)
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93. Grande Motte (3653 m)
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Thurwieserspitze (3652 m)
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94. Aigs Rouges d'Arolla (3644 m)
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95. Ciarforon / Charforon (3640 m)
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96. Doldenhorn (3638 m)
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97. Albaron (3637 m)
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98. Dammastock (3630 m)
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99. Hintere Schwärze (3628 m)
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100. Levanna Centrale (3619 m)
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101. Tödi (Piz Russein) (3614 m)
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102. Pte de Ronce (3612 m)
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103. Les Diablons (3609 m)
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104. Grande Rousse / Bec de l'Invergnan (3607 m)
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105. Tsanteleina (3602 m)
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106. Aig. du Plat de la Selle (3596 m)
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107. Piz Glüschaint (3594 m)
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108. Bessanèse (3592 m)
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109. Les Rouies (3589 m)
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110. Grand Roc Noir (3582 m)
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111. Mont Brulé (3578 m)
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112. Croix Rousse / Croce Rossa (3571 m)
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113. Olan (3564 m)
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114. Großes Wiesbachhorn (3564 m)
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115. Le Plaret (3563 m)
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116. Cime de Clot Châtel (3563 m)
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Ouille d'Arbéron/Pta d'Arnas (3563 m)
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117. Aig. de Péclet (3562 m)
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119. Tête de l'Étret (3559 m)
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120. Presanella (3558 m)
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121. Monte Emilius (3557 m)
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118. Tschingelhorn (3555 m)
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122. Aouille Tseuque (3554 m)
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123. Monte Leone (3553 m)
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124. Großer Ramolkogel (3550 m)
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125. Vertainspitze (3545 m)
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126. Schalfkogel (3540 m)
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127. Adamello (3539 m)
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128. Rocciamelone (3538 m)
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Hochvernagtspitze (3535 m)
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129. Watzespitze (3533 m)
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Bec d'Épicoune (3531 m)
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130. Mont Gelé (3518 m)
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131. Weißseespitze (3518 m)
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132. Aig. Méridionale d'Arves (3514 m)
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133. Fineilspitze (3514 m)
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134. Punta Tersiva / Pointe Tersive (3513 m)
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135. Hochfeiler (3509 m)
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136. Zuckerhütl (3507 m)
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Galmihorn (3507 m)
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137. Aig. de Scolette / Pierre Menue (3506 m)
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138. M. Morion / Rion: Pointe Monro (3505 m)
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139. Becca di Luseney / Pic de Luseney (3503 m)
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140. Sustenhorn (3503 m)
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141. Dreiherrnspitze (3499 m)
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142. Schrankogel (3497 m)
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143. Rötspitze (3496 m)
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144. Grande Traversière (3496 m)
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145. Grand Nomenon (3488 m)
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146. Sonnighorn / Pizzo Bottarello (3487 m)
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147. Testa del Rutor (3486 m)
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148. Grande Aig. Rousse (3482 m)
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149. Pic de Bonvoisin (3481 m)
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150. Großer Möseler (3480 m)
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151. Hochwilde (3480 m)
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152. Olperer (3476 m)
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153. Ruderhofspitze (3474 m)
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154. Hinterer Seelenkogel (3472 m)
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155. Grande Rousse S (Pic Bayle) (3465 m)
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156. Roche de la Muzelle (3465 m)
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Pic de l'Étendard (3464 m)
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157. Carè Alto (3463 m)
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158. Pic Garin (3462 m)
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159. Vordere Ölgrubenspitze (3456 m)
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159. Bliggspitze (3453 m)
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Johannisberg (3453 m)
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161. Piz Corvatsch (3451 m)
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162. Rinderhorn (3448 m)
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163. Wasenhorn (3447 m)
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164. Pointe de l'Aouillé (3446 m)
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165. Hintere Eggenspitze / Cima Sternai (3443 m)
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166. Roc du Mulinet (3442 m)
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167. Sirac (3441 m)
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168. Piz Tremoggia (3441 m)
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169. Dosson di Genova (3441 m)
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170. Truc Blanc (3440 m)
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171. Cima de' Piazzi (3439 m)
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172. Lagaunspitze (3439 m)
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173. Zufrittspitze (3439 m)
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174. Hochgall (3436 m)
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175. Gspaltenhorn (3436 m)
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176. Stellihorn (3436 m)
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177. Pte de la Sana (3436 m)
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178. Verpeilspitze (3425 m)
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179. Pte de l'Échelle (3422 m)
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180. Aig. du Goleon (3422 m)
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181. Aig. de l'Épéna (3421 m)
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Pics du Says (3420 m)
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182. Bifertenstock / Piz Durschin (3419 m)
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183. Piz Kesch / Piz d' Es-Cha (3418 m)
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184. Sommet de Bellecôte (3417 m)
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185. Fleckistock / Rot Stock (3416 m)
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186. Pte du Bouchet (3416 m)
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187. Aig. de Chambeyron (3412 m)
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188. Piz Linard (3411 m)
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189. Schrammacher (3410 m)
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190. Hochfirst (3403 m)
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191. Rheinwaldhorn (3402 m)
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192. Aigs des Arias (3402 m)
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193. Fluchthorn (3399 m)
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194. Piz Calderas (3397 m)
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195. Großer Bärenkopf (3396 m)
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196. Hohe Geige (3395 m)
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197. Piz Platta (3392 m)
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198. Brec de Chambeyron (3389 m)
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199. Diechterhorn (3389 m)
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200. Veneziaspitze / Cima Venezia (3386 m)
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201. Pic Nord de la Font Sancte (3385 m)
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202. Punta di Fontanella (3384 m)
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203. Pta Sulè (3384 m)
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204. Rognosa d'Etiache / d'Étache (3383 m)
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205. Piz Güglia / Piz Julier (3380 m)
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206. Grand Tournalin (3379 m)
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207. Güferhorn (3379 m)
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208. Cima di Castello (3379 m)
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209. Großer Löffler (3379 m)
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210. Mont d'Ambin / Rocca d'Ambin (3378 m)
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211. Cima Viola (3374 m)
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212. Blinnenhorn / Corno Cieco (3374 m)
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213. Hoher Eichham (3371 m)
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214. Monte Confinale (3370 m)
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215. Pizzo Cengalo (3369 m)
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216. Schwarzenstein (3369 m)
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217. Hoher Tenn (3368 m)
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218. Malhamspitzen (3368 m)
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219. Egginer (3367 m)
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Innere Schwarze Schneid (3367 m)
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220. Piz Fora (3363 m)
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221. Hochalmspitze (3360 m)
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222. Corno dei Tre Signori (3360 m)
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Großer Geiger (3360 m)
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223. Wilde Leck (3359 m)
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224. Schneebiger Nock / Ruthnerhorn (3358 m)
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225. Grande Roise (3357 m)
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226. Rofelewand (3353 m)
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227. Glockturm (3353 m)
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228. Puitkogel (3345 m)
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229. Marmolada (Pta Penia) (3343 m)
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230. Bric de Rubren / Mongioia (3340 m)
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231. Piz Ela (3339 m)
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232. Roteck (3337 m)
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233. Pta Sommeiller (3332 m)
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234. Fuscherkarkopf (3331 m)
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235. Corno Baitone (3330 m)
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236. Mont Fort (3329 m)
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237. Grande Rochère (3328 m)
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238. Oberalpstock (3328 m)
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239. Busazza (3326 m)
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240. Tête de Lauranoure (3325 m)
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241. Pizzo Scalino (3323 m)
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242. Pic de Rochebrune (3320 m)
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243. Corno Bianco (3320 m)
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244. Groabhopt / Testa Grigia / Tête grise (3315 m)
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245. Mont Giusalet (3312 m)
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246. Piz Buin (3312 m)
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247. Mont Pelve (3312 m)
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248. Pta Lavina (3308 m)
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249. Pte de l'Aiglière (3307 m)
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250. Laaser Spitze / Orgelspitze (3305 m)
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251. Reichenspitze (3303 m)
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252. Piz Paradisin (3302 m)
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253. Pta Ramiere / Bric Froid (3302 m)
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254. Becca de Tos (3301 m)
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255. Verstanclahorn (3298 m)
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256. Cima Sud Argentera (3297 m)
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257. Monte Sobretta (3296 m)
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258. Strahlkogel (3295 m)
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259. Gross Schärhorn (3294 m)
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260. Muttler (3293 m)
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261. Grand Glaiza / Pta Merciantaira (3293 m)
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262. Hockenhorn (3293 m)
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263. Keeskogel (3291 m)
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264. Schlieferspitze (3290 m)
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265. M. Aig.tte / L'Asti (3287 m)
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266. Petzeck (3283 m)
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267. Pta di Pietra Rossa (3283 m)
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268. Ritzlihorn (3282 m)
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269. Roter Knopf (3281 m)
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270. Piz Fliana (3281 m)
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271. Pta Rognosa di Sestriere (3280 m)
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272. Pizzo Dosdè (3280 m)
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273. Pizzo Tambo / Tambohorn (3279 m)
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274. Hohe Weiße (3279 m)
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275. Habicht (3277 m)
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Gsallkopf (3277 m)
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276. Basòdino (3272 m)
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277. Helsenhorn (3272 m)
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278. Pte d'Archeboc (3272 m)
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279. Östliche Feuerstein (3268 m)
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280. Clariden (3267 m)
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281. Piz Üertsch (3267 m)
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282. Antelao (3264 m)
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283. Scima da Saoseo (3264 m)
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284. Piz Languard (3262 m)
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285. Piz Forbesch (3262 m)
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286. Dents du Midi: Haute Cime (3257 m)
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287. Hasenöhrl (3257 m)
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288. Gross Düssi / Piz Git (3256 m)
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289. Hocharn (3254 m)
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290. Piz Tschütta / Stammerspitz (3254 m)
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291. Sasseneire (3254 m)
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292. Ankogel (3252 m)
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293. Cavistrau / Brigelser Hörner (3252 m)
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294. Rauhkofel (3251 m)
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295. Großer Hornkopf (3251 m)
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296. Wildhorn (3248 m)
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297. Péne Blanche (3248 m)
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298. Ringelspitz (3247 m)
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299. Berrio Blanc (3247 m)
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300. Piz Ot (3246 m)
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301. Wasenhorn / Pta Terrarossa (3246 m)
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302. Pta Painale (3246 m)
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303. Platthorn (3246 m)
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304. Tofana di Mezzo (3244 m)
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305. Hohe Fürleg (3244 m)
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306. Piz Bacun (3244 m)
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307. Wildstrubel (3243 m)
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308. Tête de Soulaure / Pic Félix Neff (3243 m)
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309. Hochschober (3242 m)
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310. Titlis (3238 m)
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311. Grand Golliat (3238 m)
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312. Becca du Merlo (3237 m)
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313. Hoher Seeblaskogel (3235 m)
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314. Pic des Houerts (3235 m)
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315. Ofenhorn / Pta d'Arbola (3235 m)
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316. Großer Muntanitz (3232 m)
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317. Le Péouvou (3232 m)
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318. Corno di Dosdè (3232 m)
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319. Hoher Riffler (3231 m)
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320. Augstenberg / Piz Blaisch Lunga (3230 m)
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321. Piz Vadret (3229 m)
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322. Grand Galibier (3228 m)
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323. Tofana di Rozes (3225 m)
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324. Hintere Stangenspitze (3225 m)
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325. Monte Gavia (3223 m)
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326. Rocca Bernauda / Roche Bernaude (3222 m)
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327. Monte Cristallo (3221 m)
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328. Monte Civetta (3220 m)
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329. Tour Sallière (3220 m)
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330. Vorderes Plattenhorn: Ostgipfel (3220 m)
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331. Vogelberg (3218 m)
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332. Monte del Forno (3214 m)
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333. Bec de l'Âne (3213 m)
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334. Le Métailler (3213 m)
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335. Piz Medel (3211 m)
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336. Scherbadung / Pizzo Cervandone (3211 m)
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337. Diablerets (3210 m)
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338. Gran Vernel (3210 m)
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339. Piz Timun / Pizzo d'Emet (3209 m)
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340. Piz Cambrialas (3208 m)
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341. Pic du Thabor (3207 m)
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342. Hocheiser (3206 m)
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343. Glödis (3206 m)
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344. Pte Haute de Mary (3206 m)
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345. Pta Sorapiss (3205 m)
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346. Piz Sesvenna (3204 m)
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347. Kitzsteinhorn (3203 m)
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348. Schwarzhorn (3201 m)
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349. Mastaunspitze (3200 m)
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350. Piz Vadret (3199 m)
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351. Gross Spannort (3198 m)
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352. Dreiländerspitze (3197 m)
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353. Ptes de Pierre Brune (3196 m)
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354. Mont Tondu (3196 m)
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355. Bortelhorn / Pta del Rebbio (3193.6 m)
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356. Rocca Blancia (3193 m)
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357. Cima Vezzana (3192 m)
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358. Pizzo Rotondo (3192 m)
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359. Hübschhorn I (3192 m)
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360. Scopi (3190 m)
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361. Löffelspitze (3190 m)
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362. Spechhorn / Pizzo d'Antigine (3189 m)
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363. Gleirscher Fernerkogel (3189 m)
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364. Piz Surlej (3188 m)
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365. Gross Windgällen (3187 m)
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Becca Tey (3186 m)
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366. Mont Glacier (3185 m)
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367. Langkofel / Saslonch (3181 m)
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368. Piz Murtaröl (3180 m)
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369. Piz Tasna (3179 m)
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370. Piz Pisoc (3173 m)
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371. Corn da Tinizong / Tinzenhorn (3173 m)
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372. Pte de Paumont / Cima del Vallone (3171 m)
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373. Großer Fensterlekofel (3171 m)
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374. Pic du Clapier du Peyron (3169 m)
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375. Hoher Riffler (3168 m)
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376. Monte Pelmo (3168 m)
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377. Piz Tavrü (3168 m)
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378. Piz Vial (3168 m)
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379. Piz Plavna Dadaint (3167 m)
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380. Piz Albris (3166 m)
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381. Piz Lagrev (3165 m)
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382. Piz Quattervals (3165 m)
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383. Tête de Sautron /Monte Sautron (3165 m)
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384. Rosa dei Banchi (3164 m)
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385. Vieux Chaillol (3163 m)
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386. Pizzo Stella (3163 m)
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387. Pta Clairy (3162 m)
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388. Piz Mitgel (3159 m)
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389. Hausstock (3158 m)
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390. Monte Vallecetta (3156 m)
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391. Tête de Vautisse (3156 m)
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392. Pic Ouest de Combeynot (3155 m)
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393. Piz Prüna (3153 m)
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394. Piz Boè (3152 m)
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395. Piz Popena (3152 m)
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396. Cima Brenta (3151 m)
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397. Piz Terri (3149 m)
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398. Becs de Bosson (3149 m)
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399. Kuchenspitze (3148 m)
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400. Zillerplattenspitze (3148 m)
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Pfroslkopf (3148 m)
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401. Croda Rossa / Hohe Gaisl (3146 m)
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402. Flüela Schwarzhorn (3146 m)
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403. Mont Raffrey (3146 m)
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404. Piz Mundin (3146 m)
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405. Dreischusterspitze (3145 m)
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406. Napfspitze (3144 m)
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407. Piz Tea Fondada / Monte Cornaccia (3144 m)
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408. Cime du Gélas / Monte Gelàs (3143 m)
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Jochköpfl (3143 m)
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409. Monte Cassa del Ferro (3140 m)
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410. Cima Tosa (3140 m)
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411. Cime Redasco (3139 m)
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412. Gross Ruchen (3138 m)
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413. Durreck (3135 m)
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414. Wilde Kreuzspitze (3135 m)
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415. Großer Friedrichskopf (3134 m)
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416. Hinter Schloss (3133 m)
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417. Pizzo Filone (3133 m)
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Oldenhorn (3132 m)
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418. Mont Chaberton (3131 m)
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419. Piz Duan (3131 m)
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420. Pte Léchaud (3128 m)
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421. Grohmannspitze (3126 m)
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422. Piz Schumbraida (3125 m)
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423. Fanellhorn (3124 m)
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424. Piz Nuna (3123 m)
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425. Schareck (3123 m)
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426. Groß Seehorn (3122 m)
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427. Piz Aul (3121 m)
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428. Piz da l'Acqua (3118 m)
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429. Grand Pinier (3117 m)
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430. Schermerspitze (3116 m)
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431. Grand Queyras (3114 m)
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432. Luibiskogel (3110 m)
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433. Monte Servin (3108 m)
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434. Krönten (3108 m)
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435. Gletscherhorn (3107 m)
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435. Pizz Gallagiun / Galleggione (3107 m)
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437. Ochsner (3107 m)
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438. Tête de Moïse (3104 m)
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439. Piz la Stretta / Monte Breva (3104 m)
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440. Große Ohrenspitze (3101 m)
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441. Piz Segnas (3099 m)
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442. Mont Ouille (3090 m)
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443. Lasörling (3098 m)
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444. Pte des Cerces (3098 m)
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445. Pic des Souffles (3098 m)
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446. Monte Matto (3097 m)
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447. Pflerscher Tribulaun (3097 m)
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Blockkogel (3097 m)
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448. Piz Giuv / Schattig Wichel (3096 m)
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449. Mont Buet (3096 m)
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450. Zwölferkofel / Croda dei Toni (3094 m)
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451. Elferkofel / Cima Undici (3092 m)
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452. Racherin (3092 m)
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452a. Crête de Chambave (3090 m)
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453. Tête de la Courbe (3089 m)
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454. Vesulspitze (3089 m)
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455. Monte Forcellina (3087 m)
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Hohe Villerspitze (3087 m)
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456. Flüela Wisshorn (3085 m)
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457. Cima da Lägh / Cima di Lago (3083 m)
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458. Zwieselbacher Rosskogel (3081 m)
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Fundusfeiler (3079 m)
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459. Chüealphorn (3078 m)
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460. Mont Néry / Neryschthuare (3076 m)
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461. Großer Hafner (3076 m)
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462. Pic de Parières (3076 m)
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463. Piz Starlex (3075 m)
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464. Piz Sena (3075 m)
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465. Bristen (3073 m)
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466. Wildkarspitze (3073 m)
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467. Pizzo Campo Tencia (3072 m)
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468. Chüebodenhorn (3070 m)
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Tête de la Cassille (3069 m)
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469. La Meyna (3067 m)
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470. Geltenhorn (3065 m)
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471. Cunturines / Conturines (3064 m)
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472. Hoher Prijakt (3064 m)
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473. Pte des Rochers Charniers (3063 m)
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474. Hoch Ducan (3063 m)
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475. Mont Fallère (3061 m)
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476. Pizzo Gallina (3061 m)
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477. Seeköpfe (3061 m)
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478. Piz Grisch (3060 m)
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492. Rosenspitze (3049 m)
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Grand Queyron (3060 m)
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479. Grabspitze (3059 m)
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480. Monte Vago (3059 m)
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481. Sasso Vernale (3058 m)
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482. Bruschghorn (3056 m)
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483. Patteriol (3056 m)
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484. Aig. des Corneillets (3055 m)
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Innere Wetterspitze (3053 m)
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485. Piz Forun (3052 m)
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486. Grand Muveran (3051 m)
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487. Mont Pelat (3051 m)
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488. Pizzo Coca (3050 m)
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489. Piz Minor (3049 m)
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490. Gross Lohner (3049 m)
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491. Le Rochail (Pte de Malhaubert) (3049 m)
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493. Aig. du Fruit (3048 m)
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495. Grand Argentier / Pta Nera (3046 m)
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494. Grand Bérard (3046 m)
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496. Piz Murtera (3044 m)
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497. Gross Wendenstock (3042 m)
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498. Monte Albergian (3041 m)
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499. Piz Gannaretsch (3040 m)
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500. Alperschällihorn (3039 m)
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501. Pta Scais (3039 m)
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502. Bric Ghinivert (3037 m)
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503. Parseierspitze (3036 m)
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504. Hexenkopf (3035 m)
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Piz Umbrail (3033 m)
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505. Tête de Siguret (3032 m)
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506. Pizzo Ligoncio (3032 m)
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507. Becca di Vlou (3032 m)
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508. Piz S-chalembert (3031 m)
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509. Mont Ténibre / M. Tenibres (3031 m)
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Piz Cotschen (3031 m)
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511. Piz Por (3028 m)
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512. Bündner Vorab (3028 m)
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513. Corno di Ban (3028 m)
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514. Zehner / Sas dales Diesc (3026 m)
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510. Monte Politri (3026 m)
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515. Furchetta / Furcheta (3025 m)
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515. Sas Rigais (3025 m)
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517. Piz Corbet (3025 m)
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518. Corno Bussola / M de Boussolaz (3024 m)
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519. Wendenhorn (3023 m)
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520. Wurmaulspitze (3022 m)
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521. Pte de la Vallaisonnay (3020 m)
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522. Pic du Mas de la Grave (3020 m)
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523. Cimet (3020 m)
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524. Viso Mozzo (3019 m)
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525. Piz Blas (3019 m)
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526. Gamspleisspitze (3015 m)
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527. Hochreichkopf (3010 m)
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528. Cima dell'Uomo (3010 m)
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529. Monte Giove (3009 m)
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530. Acherkogel (3008 m)
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531. Monte Avic (3007 m)
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532. Älplihorn (3006 m)
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533. Ritterkopf (3006 m)
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534. Furgler (3004 m)
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535. Kesselkogel / Catinaccio d'Antermoia (3002 m)
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536. Pizzas d'Anarosa / Grauhörner (3002 m)
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537. Gigalitz (3001 m)
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