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RhÀtikon Mountains: Brandner Glacier
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Schesaplana

mountain, Europe
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  • RhĂ€tikon Mountains, Europe
    RhÀtikon Mountains

    The group’s highest peak is Schesaplana (9,724 feet [2,964 meters]) on the Austrian-Swiss border, east-northeast of Maienfeld, Switzerland. Tourism is the main economic base of the region.

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    The group’s highest peak is Schesaplana (9,724 feet [2,964 meters]) on the Austrian-Swiss border, east-northeast of Maienfeld, Switzerland. Tourism is the main economic base of the region.

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