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Mountains of Switzerland that aren't in the Alps - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 37 times
- The average score is 4 of 10
Answer Stats
| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| This mountain lies parallel to the Lake of Bien and from the top you can see not only the Lake of Bien but also the Lake of Neuchatel and the Lake of Murten in front of the Alps. | Chasseral | 85%
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| This mountain overlooks the city of Lucerne. | Pilatus | 85%
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| This mountain lies between the Walensee Lake and the District of Appenzell. | Santis | 69%
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| Almost part of the Alps, this mountain is known for its pyramid shape. | Niesen | 46%
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| Separating the two cantons of Vaud and Fribourg, this mountain has a very narrow ridge and it's name is made up of two words. | Vanil Noir | 27%
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| Also in the Jura, this mountain is named after the French word for "root." | Racine | 23%
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| This mountain overlooks the Castle of Gruyere and the Alps. | Dent de Broc | 12%
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| Named the "Black Mountain," this peak resides near the Lake Leman. | Noirmont | 12%
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| Located in the pre-Alps, this mountain overlooks the ski resort of Grindelwald. | Reeti | 8%
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| This is probably one of the most famous mountains in the Jura region in western Switzerland. It has a unique horseshoe shaped cliff. | Soliat | 8%
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