Schwyz topographic map
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Schwyz
The highest elevation is the Bös Fulen at 2,802 m (9,193 ft). Although not as high, the summits of the Rigi massif (Kulm, 1,798 m [5,899 ft], and Scheidegg, 1,665 m [5,463 ft]) are probably the most famous mountains within the borders of the canton.
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Name: Schwyz topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Schwyz, Switzerland (46.88529 8.38874 47.22257 9.00471)
Average elevation: 1,081 m
Minimum elevation: 387 m
Maximum elevation: 3,006 m
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