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Spa & Vitality. Spa & Vitality 2019. MySwitzerland.com Presented by The Spa & Vitality Hotels and Wellness Destinations at a glance. Switzerland is a small country with great variety; its Spa & Vitality Hotels and Wellness Destinations are just as diverse. This map shows their locations D at a glance. Schaffhausen B o d e n s Rhein Thur e 1 2 e 5 Töss Frauenfeld A Aargau B Limm at Liestal 4 Baden 79 58 B Basel Region irs 80 B Aarau 81 Delémont Herisau C n Bern F A Appenzell i Re e 59 h u 3 R H ss Z ü Säntis r 2502 D i c s Solothurn Fribourg Region ub h - s e o e D e L Zug Z 2306 u g Churfirsten Aare e Vaduz r W s a e E La Chaux- 1607 e lense e Geneva L Chasseral i de-Fonds 46 e n e s 1899 t r h e 1798 el Grosser Mythen Bi Weggis Rigi Glarus F Lake Geneva Region 54 55 Vierwald- Glärnisch 1408 48 Schwyz Bad Ragaz 2119 50 2914 Neuchâtel re Napf 52 stättersee Pizol 57 40 Aa Pilatus 53 Stoos Braunwald 2844 l L 41 G te 7 Stans an Graubünden hâ d c Sarnen qu u 1898 Altdorf Linthal art 34 Ne C Stanserhorn R 56 Chur 2834 de e Flims ac u 36 Weissfluh Piz Buin H L 2350 s Davos 3312 Jura & Three-Lakes E Engelberg s 35 mm Brienzer 49 Tödi 30 33 e Rothorn 42 Scuol e Titlis y 51 3614 31 Arosa ro Fribourg Thun Brienz 3238 Inn Yverdon B 32 37 29 a Disentis/ Lenzerheide- I L D rs. Lucerne-Lake Lucerne Region les Bains 2175 15 21 ze Mustér in 38 Lai Nationalpark T n rhe Gantrisch h 19 rie er un 17 16 B A rd 22 e a 3503 Vo 3294 Schwarzsee me r r Müstair Sim 23 s e e Interlaken e 2998 Sustenhorn Piz Beverin Piz Kesch J Eastern Switzerland / 2362 8 Grindelwald 47 25 Niesen 24 9 45 Wengen Andermatt ein F Eiger 3970 rrh e 2970 Liechtenstein L'Orbe 2002 nte n i i Mönch 4107 H 3056 Le Moléson r Schilthorn a Piz Nair 44 S 4274 a 39 L 27 4158 Finsteraarhorn 20 Adelboden r 3402 St.Moritz 43 K 14 6 Jungfrau - e Ticino h h Rheinwaldhorn 28 18 c c 10 s s Montreux Lenk t t Gstaad e e é m a n 11 12 l l 2973 L A g 1677 e 2042 Wildstrubel 3272 L 13 Diavolezza L La Dôle Rochers- 3244 3934 Basòdino 4049 Valais de-Naye Leukerbad Bietschhorn Piz Bernina Crans- 68 69 Montana 70 T i c 3210 Ve 66 i M n Les Diablerets 67 rzasca Zurich Region Brig o a M e sp ôn a Sion h Vi g 26 e R g L ia Locarno Grand Tour E 71 Bellinzona 3257 62 61 Champéry Haute Nendaz 60 of Switzerland Dents 02040 80 km du Midi 73 L 74 Saas-Fee 75 Verbier 4545 72 Dent Blanche Dom 01020 40 miles 4357 76 77 LUGANO e 65 o 78 an Zermatt r ug o i L Matterhorn 3090 63 d i 1701 Grand 4478 Gornergrat o g 64 Monte Combin g Lag Generoso 4314 Dufourspitze a 4634 M 1097 o Monte S. Giorgio g Grand-St-Bernard a L The Grand Tour of Switzerland is a suggested route that makes use of the existing Swiss road network. Visitors follow the route at their own risk. Switzerland Tourism 1546 and the Grand Tour of Switzerland association accept no liability for construction works, diversions, signage, special events or safety provisions along the route. Profile of the Grand Tour Length: 1,643 km plus starting stage Highest point: Furka Pass, 2,429 m a.s.l. Lowest point: Lake Maggiore, 193 m a.s.l. Alpine passes: 5 passes over 2,000 m a.s.l. Lakes along the route: 22 lakes of more than 0.5 km2 UNESCO: 12 World Heritage Properties and 2 biospheres For more information on the Grand Tour: MySwitzerland.com/grandtour Schaffhausen Schaffhausen B o d e n s B o Rhein Thur e d 1 2 e e n 5 s Rhein Thur e 1 2 Töss Frauenfeld e 5 Limma t Töss Frauenfeld im L ma 58 Liestal 4 Baden 79 t irs 80 58 B LiestaAaraul 4 Baden 79 81 irs 80 Herisau Delémont B Aarau 81 M Appenzell Herisain u Delémont Re e 59 h u 3 R ss Z Appenzell in Re ü Säntis e 59 h u r 3 i 2502 R Solothurn ss c s Z ub h - s e ü e Säntis o r A D i 2502 e L s Solothurn Zug c b Z h - 2306 u u s e e o g Churfirsten D Aare e Vaduz e r W L s Zug a FL Z e La Chaux- 1607 e lense 2306 e u L g Churfirsten Chasseral re e i Vaduz Aa n de-Fonds 46 e r W s e t a e La Chaux- s I 1899e lense r 1607 e h 1798 L le eChasseral Grosser Mythen i de-Fonds 46 i e Weggis Rigi Glarus n B e J s 1899 t r 54 55 1798 h le Vierwald- GrosseGlärnisr Mych then ie 1408 We48ggisSchwyzRigi Glarus Bad Ragaz B 2119 2914 e Napf 50 stättersee 54 55 Pizol 57 40 Neuchâtel Aar Pilatus 52 Vierwald-53 Stoos Glärnisch 1408 48BraunwSchwyzald 2844 Bad Ragaz 41 el 2119 2914 L t 7 e Napf Stans 50 stättersee Pizol an57 40 hâ Neuchâtel Aar Pilatus 52 53 Stoos dq c Sarnen Braunwald 2844 ua 41 u el 1898 StanAltdorfs Linthal rt L34 Ne t 7 Stanserhorn an R d hâ 56 Chur 2834 q c e u de u Sarnen 1898 LinthalFlims art ac u Altdorf 36 Weissfluh Piz34 Buin L Ne 2350 Stanses rhorn Davos 56 R 3312 E Engelberg s 35 Chur 2834 de m Brienzer 49 e Tödi Flims 30 33 m u Piz Buin ac e Rothorn 36 Weissfluh 42 Scuol e L 2350 s Davos 3312 y E Titlis s 3614 31 Arosa o Fribourg m 51Brienzer Engelberg 35 Inn r Thun mBrienz 3238 49 Tödi 37 30 33 Scuol 29 Yverdon B e Rothorn 32 Lenzerheide- 42 a e Titlis Disentis/ 3614 L y rs. 51 31 Arosa les Bains o Fribour2175 g 15 21 Thun ze 3238 in 38 Lai Nationalpark Inn r T n Brienz Mustér he 32 37 Yverdon B h 19 rie rr 29 a Gantrisch u 16 B de Disentis/ Lenzerheide- L n 17 A . r 22 ars 3503 Vo 38 les Bains Schwarzsee e 2175e 15 21 ze r Mustér in Lai 3294 Nationalpark Simm 23 rs InterlakT en n e rhe 2998 Müstair Gantrise ech h 19 rie Sustenhorn er Piz Kesch un 17 16 B A 47 rd Piz Beverin 2362 22 e 8 a 3503 Vo 3294 Schwarzsee imme rs Grindelwald r 2998 G Müstair 25 Niesen S 23 24 e e9 Interlaken e Sustenhorn 45 Piz Kesch Wengen 8 Andermatt 47 einPiz Beverin 2362 Eiger 3970 Grindelwald rrh e 2970 L'Orbe 2002 24 nte 45 n 25 Niesen 9 i i Schilthorn Mönch 4107 Andermatt H in 3056 Le Moléson r Wengen e a Eiger 3970 h 44 S 4274 rr Piz Nair e 2970 L'Orbe 2002 nte a n i 39 L i FinsteraarhornMönch 4107 H 3056 27 Le Moléson r Sc4158hilthorn r 3402 St.Moritz a 20 Adelboden 43 44 S14 6 Jungfrau - e 4274 Piz Nair h h Rheinwaldhorn a 39 2827 L 18 c c Finsteraarhorn 4158 10 s s r 3402 St.Moritz 20 Adelboden t t 43 Montreux - e Len14 k e Gstaad 6 l le Jungfrau é m a n 11 12 h h Rheinwaldhorn 2973 g L A c c 1677 28 18 e 2042 10Wildstrubel s s 3272 L Montreux 13 Lenk t t Diavolezza La Dôle Gstaad e e 4049 é m a n Rochers- 11 324412 3934 l l Basòdino 2973 L Leukerbad A g Piz Bernina 1677 e de-Naye 2042 WildstrubelBietschhorn 3272 L 13 68 Diavolezza La Dôle Rochers- Crans- 69 3244 3934 Basòdino 4049 Leukerbad K Piz Bernina de-Naye Montana 70 Bietschhorn T i c 3210 68 Ve Crans- 69 66 i n 67 rzasca Les Diablerets Montana 70 o T Brig i a M c 3210 Ve 66 i e sp ôn a n Sion Les Diableretsh 67 Vi g rzasca 26 R Brig g o e a L ia M e sp 71 ôn Locarnoa Bellinzona 26 Sion Rh Vi g Le gi 3257 62 61 a Champéry Haute Nenda71 z 60 Locarno Bellinzona Dents 02040 80 km du Midi 73 3257 Saas-Fee 62 61 60 Champéry Dents Haute Nendaz 74 75 73 02040 80 km du MidiVerbier 4545 72 Saas-Fee Dent Blanche Dom 74 01020 40 miles 75 4357 76 77 4545 LUGANO Verbier 72 e 65 o 78 Dent Blanche Dom an 01020 40 miles Zermatt r ug 4357 76 77 o i L LUGANO Matterhorn 3090 63 e d 1701 i 65 o o n Grand 4478 Gorner78gratZermatt g ga 64 r Monte u Combin g i L Matterhorn 3090 o Lag Genero63sod Dufourspitze a i 1701 4314 o Grand 4478 Gornergrat g 4634 64 Monte Combin M g Lag Dufourspitze 1097 Generoso 4314 o a 4634 Monte S.M Giorgio g 1097 Grand-St-Bernard o a Monte S.
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    • • 330 A HYDROGRAPHIC APPROACH TO THE ALPS A HYDROGRAPHIC APPROACH TO THE ALPS • • • PART III BY E. CODDINGTON SUB-SYSTEMS OF (ADRIATIC .W. NORTH SEA] BASIC SYSTEM ' • HIS is the only Basic System whose watershed does not penetrate beyond the Alps, so it is immaterial whether it be traced·from W. to E. as [Adriatic .w. North Sea], or from E. toW. as [North Sea . w. Adriatic]. The Basic Watershed, which also answers to the title [Po ~ w. Rhine], is short arid for purposes of practical convenience scarcely requires subdivision, but the distinction between the Aar basin (actually Reuss, and Limmat) and that of the Rhine itself, is of too great significance to be overlooked, to say nothing of the magnitude and importance of the Major Branch System involved. This gives two Basic Sections of very unequal dimensions, but the ., Alps being of natural origin cannot be expected to fall into more or less equal com­ partments. Two rather less unbalanced sections could be obtained by differentiating Ticino.- and Adda-drainage on the Po-side, but this would exhibit both hydrographic and Alpine inferiority. (1) BASIC SECTION SYSTEM (Po .W. AAR]. This System happens to be synonymous with (Po .w. Reuss] and with [Ticino .w. Reuss]. · The Watershed From .Wyttenwasserstock (E) the Basic Watershed runs generally E.N.E. to the Hiihnerstock, Passo Cavanna, Pizzo Luceridro, St. Gotthard Pass, and Pizzo Centrale; thence S.E. to the Giubing and Unteralp Pass, and finally E.N.E., to end in the otherwise not very notable Piz Alv .1 Offshoot in the Po ( Ticino) basin A spur runs W.S.W.
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