South-Eastern Alps
The chief peaks of the South-Eastern Alps, east of the Monte Croce
Pass, fall into five small groups, the Julian Alps, Carnic Alps, Karavanke (Karawanken), Kamnik Alps and Savinja Alps --
each peak and pass being distinguished by one of the initial letters "J,"
"C", "K", "KA" or "S".
| Triglav (J) |
2864 m | (9396 feet) |
|
Grintavec (S) |
2558 m | (8392 feet) |
| Monte Coglians (C) |
2782 m | (9128 feet) |
|
Prestreljenik (J) |
2500 m | (8202 feet) |
| Kellerwand (C) |
2775 m | (9105 feet) |
|
Ojstrica (S) |
2350 m | (7710 feet) |
| Jof del Montasio (J) |
2755 m | (9039 feet) |
|
Tosc (J) |
2275 m | (7464 feet) |
| Cima dei Preti (C) |
2703 m | (8868 feet) |
|
Monte Cavallo (C) |
2251 m | (7386 feet) |
| Monte Paralba (C) |
2691 m | (8829 feet) |
|
Krn (J) |
2244 m | (7362 feet) |
| Mangart (J) |
2679 m | (8789 feet) |
|
Stol (K) |
2236 m | (7336 feet) |
| Jalovec (J) |
2645 m | (8677 feet) |
|
Dobrac (C) |
2170 m | (7120 feet) |
| Razor (J) |
2601 m | (8533 feet) |
|
Kepa (K) |
2143 m | (7031 feet) |
| Kanin (J) |
2582 m | (8471 feet) |
|
Storič (KA) |
2132 m | (6995 feet) |
| Monte Cridola (C) |
2581 m | (8468 feet) |
|
Raduha (S) |
2062 m | (6765 feet) |
| Kanjavec (J) |
2568 m | (8425 feet) |
|
Velika Kapa (K) |
1542 m | (5059 feet) |
The chief passes of the South-Eastern Alps, east of the Monte Croce Pass, are:
| Oefnerjoch (Forno Avoltri to St Lorenzen in the Gail Valley), foot path (C) |
2301 m | (7550 feet) |
| Wolayer Pass (same to Mauthen), foot path (C) |
1922 m | (6306 feet) |
| Loibl Pass or Ljubelj (Klagenfurt to Ljubljana), carriage road (K) |
1370 m | (4495 feet) |
| Plocken Pass (Tolmezzo to Mauthen), bridle path (C) |
1360 m | (4462 feet) |
| Predil Pass (Villach by d'arvis and Flitsch to Gorizia), carriage road (J) |
970 m | (3183 feet) |
| Birnbaumerwald (Ljubljana to Gorizia), carriage road (J) |
883 m | (2897 feet) |
| Saifnitz or Pontebba Pass (Villach by Tarvisio and Pontebba to Udine), railway |
797 m | (2615 feet) |
- (from an old encyclopedia)
Referenced By
Alps | Julian Alps | Limits of the Alps | Peaks and passes of the Alps | Triglav | Triglav (Triglav1)
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