Vaudois pre-Alps
| Vaudois pre-Alps | ||
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 The Gummfluh 2458 m , from the nature reserve Pierreuse from |
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| Highest peak | Le Taranto ( 2548 m above sea level ) | |
| location | Cantons of Vaud , Bern ; Switzerland | |
| part of | Swiss foothills | |
| Classification according to | SOIUSA , Swiss Alpine Club | |
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| Coordinates | 581.27 thousand / 143279 | |
The Voralpen in the Swiss canton of Vaud is called the Vaudois Pre-Alps . They lie within the Vaudois Alps and pre-Alps , which are described in an alpine guide from the Swiss Alpine Club .
According to SOIUSA , the Vaudois Pre-Alps are the supergroup 14.IA from Bergen according to the SOIUSA categorization. You are in subsection 14.I. Vaud and Friborg Prealps .
The Pass des Col des Mosses and the Espace Nordique ski area , which also includes the most important peak Le Tarent, are located in the Vaudois Pre-Alps . In addition, peaks such as Tour d'Aï , Tour de Mayen and Rochers de Naye belong to the area around Montreux and Leysin .
Delimitation according to SOIUSA
They border:
- in the north to the Freiburg Pre-Alps , separated by Col de Jaman and the Saane
- in the southwest to the Chablais massif, the northeastern part of the Savoy Prealps , separated by the Rhone Valley
- in the east to the Bernese Pre-Alps separated by the Saane
- bounded in the south by the Vaudois Alps by (west to east) the Gryonne Valley, Col de la Croix , Dar and Col du Pillon
Highest peaks
- Le Taranto - 2548 m above sea level M.
- Gummfluh - 2458 m
- Tour d'Aï - 2332 m
- Tour de Mayen - 2326 m
- Rochers de Naye - 2045 m
- Dent de Jaman - 1875 m
- Monts Chevreuils - 1749 m
Web links
literature
- Sergio Marazzi: Atlante Orografico delle Alpi. SOIUSA . Pavone Canavese (TO), Priuli & Verlucca editori, 2005. ISBN 978-88-8068-273-8 (ital.)
- Sergio Marazzi: La “Suddivisione orografica internazionale unificata del Sistema Alpino” (SOIUSA) - the complete article with detailed illustrations (pdf, Italian; 1.6 MB)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Guide des Alpes et Préalpes vaudoises, Maurice Brandt, ISBN 3-85902-046-3
- ^ Espace Nordique