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Cottian Alps
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Part of the Western Alps, the Cottians are located along the French-Italian border, north of the Maritime Alps, south of the Graians, and east of the Dauphine. There are several small glaciers, but the Cottians are generally less dramatic than other Alpine regions. The most spectacular scenery surrounds Monte Viso (12,062 ft.), a bold isolated pyramid, the only mountain above 12,000 feet.
Peaks of Cottian Alps
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- Aiguille de Chambeyron - 11194 ft./3412 m.
- Castello (Torre) - 8031 ft./2448 m.
- Monte Niblè - 11040 ft./3365 m.
- Monte Viso - 12602 ft./3841 m.
- Punta Ciatagnera - 10807 ft./3294 m.
- Roc del Boucher - 10778 ft./3285 m.
- Rocca Provenzale (Croce Provenzale) - 7881 ft./2402 m.
- Roma (Punta) - 10072 ft./3070 m.
- Tete de la Fréma - 10338 ft./3151 m.
- Udine (Punta) - 9915 ft./3022 m.
Cottian Alps - Wikipedia