the bavarian alps are located in bavaria, germany.
the bavarian alps are located in bavaria, germany.
where are the bavarian alps located in germany?
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bavarian alps () is a summarizing term of several mountain ranges of the northern limestone alps in the german state of bavaria.









































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the term in its wider sense refers to that part of the eastern alps that lies on bavarian state territory. however it is traditionally understood that the bavarian alps are only those ranges between the rivers lech and saalach ("altbayern"). in this narrower sense, the allgäu alps in swabia, which have only been part of bavaria in more recent times, and the berchtesgaden alps in the east are not considered part of the bavarian alps.
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the grison alps are the mountains of the graubünden canton of switzerland (grisons being the english name for the graubünden region). there are many significant peaks in the grison alps, including the tödi (3,614 m) and the highest peak, piz bernina (4,049 m). many of the mountain ranges feature extensive glaciers, such as at the adula, the albula, the silvretta, the bernnina or the rätikon range. the grison alps include parts of both the eastern alps and the western alps. the eastern alps located in graubünden are the rhaetian alps, which is part to the central eastern alps.
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