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Kreuzjoch (German: cross col) is the name of many summits and several mountain passes, predominantly in the Eastern Alps.

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Kreuzjoch (German: cross col) is the name of many summits and several mountain passes, predominantly in the Eastern Alps.

Summits: Hohes Kreuzjoch, 2992 m, in the southern Ötztal Alps in South Tyrol Kreuzjochkogel, 2746 m, between the Sellrain Valley and the Oberinntal valley in the Stubai Alps Kreuzjoch (Samnaungruppe), 2698 m, near Spiss in the Samnaungruppe Kreuzjoch (eastern Sarntaler Alpen), 2560 m, near Franzensfeste in the Eisack Valley Kreuzjoch (Kitzbühel Alps), 2558 m, is the highest point of the Kitzbühel Alps Kreuzjoch (Venet), 2464 m, part of the Venet range in the Ötztal Alps Kreuzjoch (Verwall), 2395 m, in the Verwall near Schruns in the Montafon Kreuzjoch (western Sarntaler Alpen), 2383 m, near the Hirzer in the Sarntal Alps Kreuzjoch (Rastkogelgruppe), 2336 m, above Hippach in the Tuxer Alps Mittleres Kreuzjoch, 2321 m, above the Fernpass in the Lechtal Alps Kreuzjoch (Rätikon), 2261 m, at the in the Rätikon Kreuzjoch (Montecroce), 2242 m, at the Brenner Pass in the Stubai Alps Östliches Kreuzjoch, 2231 m, above the Fernpass in the Lechtal Alps Kreuzjoch (Bschlaber Tal), 2185 m, near the Namloser Wetterspitze in the Lechtal Alps Kreuzjoch (Wettersteingebirge), 1719 m, above Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the Wettersteingebirge Kreuzjoch (Salzachgeier), 2071 m, part of the Salzachgeier in the Kitzbühel Alps

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