Northern Limestone Alps

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    The Northern Limestone Alps (German: Nördliche Kalkalpen) are a subprovince of the Eastern Alps.

    Highest peak Parseierspitze (3036 m a.s.l.)
    Most prominent peak Hochkönig (2941 m a.s.l., prominence 2181 m)
    Parent unit Eastern Alps
    Sub-units Bregenzský les
    Allgäuské Alpy
    Lechquellengebirge
    Lechtal Alps
    Wetterstein and Mieming Chain
    Karwendel
    Brandenberské Alpy
    Ammergau Alps
    Bavarian Foothills
    Kaisergebirge
    Steinberge
    Berchtesgadenské Alpy
    Chiemgau Alps
    Salzburg Slate Alps
    Tennengebirge
    Dachstein
    Totes Gebirge
    Ennstalské Alpy
    Hory Solné komory
    Northern Austrian Foothills
    Hochschwab
    Mürzstegerské Alpy
    Rax-Schneeberg
    Ybbstalské Alpy
    Türnitzské Alpy
    Gutenstein Alps
    Vienna Woods
    Main peaks Total 2197
    Most popular peaks Hoher Dachstein (2995 m a.s.l.), Zugspitze (2962 m a.s.l.), Großer Priel (2515 m a.s.l.), Klosterwappen (2076 m a.s.l.), Hunerkogel (2687 m a.s.l.)
    Mountain range challenges King Lechquellen Mountains, King of the Allgäu Alps, King of the Lechtal Alps, King of the Wetterstein and Mieminger Kette, Král Ammergauských Alp, Král Bregenzského lesa, Král Kaisergebirge, Austrian Alps, Highest Geographical Points of Europe, Highest Mountains of European Countries, King of Karwendel, King of the Berchtesgaden Alps, King of the Dachstein Mountains, King of the Eastern Alps (Hochschwab, Rax, Schneeberg, Murzsteg, Cetic), King of the Chiemgau Alps, King of the Mountains of the Salzkammergut, King of the Upper Austrian Foothills, Koruna Haller Mauern, Král Bavorského předhůří, Král Brandenberských Alp, Král Ennstalských Alp, Král Tennengebirge, Král Totes Gebirge, Král Ybbstalských Alp, Nej Dolních Rakous, Salzburg Slate Alps, TOP 10 Austria, Ultraprominent Europe, Ultraprominentní Rakousko, Vápencové ultraperly východních Alp

    Mountain range contains more than 2000 peaks

    Mountain range Northern Limestone Alps contains 2585 peaks and displaying all of them would overload the system. Choose one of the sub-units.

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