- Piz
Corvatsch ([ˌpitskorˈvatʃ]) is a
mountain in the
Bernina Range of the Alps,
overlooking Lake Sils and Lake
Silvaplana in the
Engadin region of the...
- over 3,000 metres,
notably Piz
Corvatsch, Piz
Julier and Piz Surlej. The lake's
drainage basin culminates at Piz
Corvatsch (3,451 m) and
comprises several...
- Greenland,
Denmark (ET) Parinacota,
Chile (ET) Phari,
China (ET) Piz
Corvatsch,
Switzerland (ET)
Prince Edwards Islands (ET)
Puerto Williams,
Chile (ET...
- The
coldest places are
naturally at high elevations, such as on Piz
Corvatsch. The
localities of the
Upper Engadin are
amongst the
coldest inhabited...
- her
international debut,
finishing second in a
Europa Cup
event in Piz
Corvatsch. She was
unable to
compete in FIS
Snowboard World Cup
events until she...
- gabbros. The m****if in
general is also
composed of granites,
notable on Piz
Corvatsch and Piz Palü. Most of the
range belongs to the
Austroalpine nappes, a...
- from
Diavolezza to the
Morteratsch Glacier. The 3,300 m (10,800 ft) Piz
Corvatsch with its ice cave and its
lengthy 8 km (5 mi)
piste down to St. Moritz-Bad...
- and gabbros,
while the m****if in
general is
composed of
granites (Piz
Corvatsch, Piz Palü).
Excepting other peaks in the
Bernina range, the next highest...
-
Albigna Sils
Maria - Furtsc****as (Prasüra) Surlej/Silvaplana - Murtèl -
Corvatsch St.
Moritz Bad -
Signal Corviglia - Piz Nair
Bernina -
Diavolezza Curtinatsch...
-
Meteorological Administration.
Retrieved 2018-11-27. "Climate
Normals Piz
Corvatsch (Reference
period 1991−2020)" (PDF).
Swiss Federal Office of Meteorology...
