Vercors

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Highest peak	Grand Veymont (2341 m a.s.l.)
Most prominent peak	Grand Veymont (2341 m a.s.l., prominence 1171 m)
Parent unit	Dauphine Alps
Main peaks	Total 2
Most popular peaks	But de l'Aiglette (1524 m a.s.l.), Charande (1709 m a.s.l.), Grand Veymont (2341 m a.s.l.)

Name	Elevation	Mountain ranges	Prominence	Peak type
Grand Veymont	2341 m a.s.l.	Vercors	1171 m	hlavní vrchol
Charande	1709 m a.s.l.	Vercors	706 m	hlavní vrchol
But de l'Aiglette	1524 m a.s.l.	Vercors	6 m	vedlejší vrchol