Scandinavian Mountains over 2000 metres - James Baxter

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The Smørstabb massif in north west Jotunheimen is a massif of two halves. The northern section is largely rounded mountains with some steep ridges while the southern section is very alpine with sharp aretes ridges and angular summits. The massif is bordered by 3 huge valleys; Leirdalen to the east, Bøverdalen/Briedsæterdalen to the north and west, and Gravdalen to the South. There are eleven mountains in this massif and a further twelve peaks over 2000 metres.

Mountains & Associated Peaks in Smørstabb Massif

Ref	Name	Height
9.1	Storebjørn	2222m
9.2	Smørstabbtind	2208m
9.3	Saksi	2189m
9.13	Peak north of Saksi	2077m
9.21	Geite	2002m
9.4	Loftet	2170m
9.5	Veslfjelltind	2157m
9.6	Veslebjørn	2150m
9.12	Skeii	2118m
9.16	Kalven	2034m
9.7	Kniven	2133m
9.8	Gravdalstind	2113m
9.15	South west Smørstabbtind	2045m
9.17	South Smørstabbtind	2033m
9.18	South east Smørstabbtind	2030m
9.9	Bakarste Skagsnebb	2093m
9.20	Skagsnebb	2003m
9.10	Veslbretind	2092m
9.14	Hurrbretind	2060m
9.19	Storbretind	2018m
9.22	Jervefonni	2001m
9.11	Stetind	2020m

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