Central Eastern Alps - Alpine Club Classification

Alpine Club Classification

Ranges according to the Alpine Club classification of the Eastern Alps (from east to west):

  • Prealps East of the Mur (1)
  • Lavanttal Alps (2),
    part of the Noric Alps
  • Niedere Tauern (3)
  • Gurktal Alps (Nock Mountains) (4),
    part of the Noric Alps
  • Hohe Tauern (5)
  • Kitzbühel Alps (6)
  • Zillertal Alps (7)
  • Tux Alps (8)
  • Stubai Alps (9)
  • Sarntal Alps (10)
  • Ötztal Alps (11)
  • Samnaun Alps (12)
  • Verwall Alps (13)
  • Rätikon (14)
  • Silvretta (15)
  • Sesvenna Range (16)
  • Albula Range (17)
  • Plessur Range (18)
  • Oberhalbstein Range (19)
  • Livigno Range (20)
  • Bernina Range (21)
  • Bergamo Alps (22)

The southwestern Albula, Plessur, Oberhalbstein, Livigno, Bernina and Bergamo ranges (17-22) are also subsumed under the Western Limestone Alps division.

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