Peaks
| Peak | Elevation (m/ft) | |
|---|---|---|
| Dufourspitze | 4,634 metres (15,203 ft) | |
| Ostspitze | 4,632 metres (15,197 ft) | |
| Grenzgipfel | 4,618 metres (15,151 ft) | |
| Nordend | 4,618 metres (15,151 ft) | |
| Zumsteinspitze | 4,563 metres (14,970 ft) | |
| Signalkuppe | 4,554 metres (14,941 ft) | |
| Lyskamm | 4,527 metres (14,852 ft) | |
| Silbersattel | 4,515 metres (14,813 ft) | |
| Grenzsattel | 4,453 metres (14,610 ft) | |
| Parrotspitze | 4,432 metres (14,541 ft) | |
| Ludwigshöhe | 4,341 metres (14,242 ft) | |
| Corno Nero | 4,322 metres (14,180 ft) | |
| Vincent-Pyramide | 4,215 metres (13,829 ft) | |
| Balmenhorn | 4,167 metres (13,671 ft) | |
| Punta Giordani | 4,046 metres (13,274 ft) | |
| Jägerhorn | 3,970 metres (13,025 ft) | |
| Cima di Jazzi | 3,803 metres (12,477 ft) | |
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