Kreuzeckgruppe
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Overview map of the Kreuzeck group |
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Polinik from the north |
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Highest peak | Polinik ( 2784 m above sea level ) |
location | Carinthia and Tyrol , Austria |
part of | Central Eastern Alps |
Classification according to | AVE 43 |
Coordinates | 46 ° 50 ' N , 13 ° 8' E |
rock | Old crystalline |
surface | 605.4 km² |
The Kreuzeck Group is a mountain group in the central Eastern Alps . Along with the Ankogelgroup , the Goldberg Group , the Glockner group , the Schober Group , the Granatspitzgruppe , the Venice Group , the Villgraten mountains and Rieserfernergruppe the Kreuzeckgruppe forms the largest group of Hohen Tauern . The Kreuzeck Group is located in Austria in the federal states of Tyrol and Carinthia . The proportion of Tyrol is limited to a small tip in the west of the group.
The highest peaks are Polinik ( 2784 m above sea level ), Striedenkopf ( 2749 m above sea level ), Hochkreuz ( 2709 m above sea level ) and Kreuzeck ( 2701 m above sea level ). The Kreuzeck group is mainly made up of gneiss and mica schist ; geographically it is bounded by the Mölltal in the north and the Oberdrautal in the south . To the west, the Iselsberg limits it to the Schober group .
The Kreuzeck group covers an area of 605.4 km², which is hardly populated and is used for alpine pasture and forestry.
In the Mölltal and Kolbnitz there are reservoirs of the power plants Fragant and Reisseck-Kreuzeck . The Raggaschlucht is worth seeing . Towards the Drau Valley there is the small Emberger Alm ski area .
Neighboring mountain groups
The Kreuzeck group borders the following other mountain groups in the Alps:
- Goldberg Group (in the north)
- Ankogel Group ( Reisseck Group ) (in the northeast)
- Gailtal Alps (in the south)
- Schobergruppe (in the northwest)
literature
- Manfred Posch : Reißeck, Kreuzeck. The most beautiful tours, Klagenfurt 2000, Kärntner Druck- und Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, ISBN 3-85391-176-5
- Rudolf Gritsch: Little Leader Kreuzeck, Reisseck and Sadnig Group. Rother-Verlag, Munich 1977, ISBN 978-3-7633-3243-4