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Die Viertausender Der Alpen UIAA-Liste Die Viertausender der Alpen UIAA-Liste Gipfel Gebiet Höhe Mont Blanc Montblanc-Gruppe 4807 m Mont Blanc de Courmayeur Montblanc-Gruppe 4748 m Dufourspitze Walliser Alpen 4634 m Nordend Walliser Alpen 4609 m Zumsteinspitze Walliser Alpen 4563 m Signalkuppe Walliser Alpen 4556 m Dom Walliser Alpen 4545 m Liskamm Walliser Alpen 4527 m Weisshorn Walliser Alpen 4505 m Täschhorn Walliser Alpen 4491 m Liskamm (Westgipfel) Walliser Alpen 4480 m Matterhorn Walliser Alpen 4477 m Pic Luigi Amedeo Montblanc-Gruppe 4469 m Mont Maudit Montblanc-Gruppe 4465 m Parrotspitze Walliser Alpen 4432 m Dent Blanche Walliser Alpen 4357 m Ludwigshöhe Walliser Alpen 4341 m Nadelhorn Walliser Alpen 4327 m Schwarzhorn Walliser Alpen 4321 m Grand Combin (de Grafeneire) Walliser Alpen 4314 m Dôme du Goûter Montblanc-Gruppe 4304 m Lenzspitze Walliser Alpen 4294 m Finsteraarhorn Berner Alpen 4274 m Mont Blanc du Tacul Montblanc-Gruppe 4248 m Mont Blanc (Südgrat, Grande Pilier d'Angle) Montblanc-Gruppe 4243 m Stecknadelhorn Walliser Alpen 4241 m Castor Walliser Alpen 4226 m Zinalrothorn Walliser Alpen 4221 m Hohberghorn Walliser Alpen 4219 m Piramide Vincent Walliser Alpen 4215 m Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Walker) Montblanc-Gruppe 4208 m Alphubel Walliser Alpen 4206 m Rimpfischhorn Walliser Alpen 4199 m Aletschhorn Berner Alpen 4195 m Strahlhorn Walliser Alpen 4190 m Grand Combin de Valsorey Walliser Alpen 4184 m Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Whymper) Montblanc-Gruppe 4184 m Dent d'Hérens Walliser Alpen 4171 m Breithorn Walliser Alpen 4165 m Breithorn (Mittelgipfel) Walliser Alpen 4160 m Jungfrau Berner Alpen 4158 m Bishorn Walliser Alpen 4153 m Breithorn (westlicher Zwilling) Walliser Alpen 4141 m Grand Combin de la Tsessette Walliser Alpen 4141 m Aiguille Verte Montblanc-Gruppe 4122 m L'Isolée Montblanc-Gruppe 4114 m Aiguille Blanche de Peuterey Montblanc-Gruppe 4112 m Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Croz) Montblanc-Gruppe 4110 m Mont Blanc du Tacul (Pointe Carmen) Montblanc-Gruppe 4109 m Breithorn (östlicher Zwilling) Walliser Alpen 4106 m Grande Rocheuse Montblanc-Gruppe 4102 m Barre des Ecrins Dauphiné Alpen 4101 m Mönch Berner Alpen 4099 m Mont Blanc du Tacul (Pointe Médiane) Montblanc-Gruppe 4097 m Pollux Walliser Alpen 4091 m Schreckhorn Berner Alpen 4078 m Breithorn (Roccia Nera) Walliser Alpen 4075 m Mont Blanc du Tacul (Pointe Chaubert) Montblanc-Gruppe 4074 m Mont Blanc du Tacul (Corne du Diable) Montblanc-Gruppe 4069 m Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Marguerite) Montblanc-Gruppe 4066 m Ober Gabelhorn Walliser Alpen 4063 m Gran Paradiso Grajische Alpen 4061 m Mont Brouillard Montblanc-Gruppe 4053 m Aiguille de Bionnassay Montblanc-Gruppe 4052 m Piz Bernina Bernina-Gruppe 4049 m Gross Fiescherhorn Berner Alpen 4049 m Punta Giordani Walliser Alpen 4046 m Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Hélène) Montblanc-Gruppe 4045 m Gross Grünhorn Berner Alpen 4043 m Lauteraarhorn Berner Alpen 4042 m Dürrenhorn Walliser Alpen 4035 m Aiguille du Jardin Montblanc-Gruppe 4035 m Allalinhorn Walliser Alpen 4027 m Hinter Fiescherhorn Berner Alpen 4025 m Weissmies Walliser Alpen 4023 m Dôme de Neige des Ecrins Dauphiné Alpen 4015 m Dôme de Rochefort Montblanc-Gruppe 4015 m Dent du Géant Montblanc-Gruppe 4013 m Punta Baretti Montblanc-Gruppe 4013 m Lagginhorn Walliser Alpen 4010 m Aiguille de Rochefort Montblanc-Gruppe 4001 m Les Droites Montblanc-Gruppe 4000 m www.4000er.de.
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