Monte Rosa Alps

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The Monte Rosa Alps are a prominent subrange of the Pennine Alps on the Swiss–Italian border, dominated by Monte Rosa, one of the highest massifs in Europe and a major destination for mountaineering and alpine tourism.

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Pollux rangeSection Monte Rosa Alps
French-speaking Aosta Valley contains Monte Rosa massif (part)
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Rifugio Eugenio Sella locatedOn Monte Rosa group
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Signalkuppe isPartOf Monte Rosa group
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Lyskamm partOf Monte Rosa Alps
Gressoney-La-Trinité locatedIn Monte Rosa massif area
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Province of Vercelli highestPoint Monte Rosa massif (within provincial territory)
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Dufourspitze locatedIn Monte Rosa Alps
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Verra Glacier partOf Monte Rosa group
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Roccia Nera rangeSection Monte Rosa – Breithorn chain
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