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{{Short description|Mountain range in Switzerland and Italy}}
{{Unreferenced|date=December 2009}}
{{Infobox mountain
| name=Livigno Alps
| photo=DSC 0566-Pano-2.jpg
| photo_caption=[[Cima Viola]] and [[Corno di Dosdè]]
| country= {{hlist|Switzerland|Italy}}
| subdivision1_type= States
| subdivision1= {{hlist|Graubünden|Lombardy}}
| parent= Central Eastern Alps
| area_km2= 
| length_km= 
| length_orientation=
| width_km= 
| width_orientation=
| highest=Cima de' Piazzi
| elevation_m=3439
| coordinates= {{coord|46|31|4|N|10|5|43|E|type:mountain_region:IT_scale:100000|format=dms|display=inline,title}}
| range_coordinates= 
| map_image= Karte Livigno-Alpen.png
| map_caption=Livigno Alps<br /><small>The borders of the range according to<br />[[Alpine Club classification of the Eastern Alps]]</small>
}}
The '''Livigno Alps''' are a [[mountain range]] in the [[Alps]] of eastern [[Switzerland]] and northern [[Italy]], around the Italian village [[Livigno]]. They are considered to be part of the [[Central Eastern Alps]].

The Livigno Alps are separated from the [[Bernina Range]] in the south-west by the [[Bernina Pass]]; from the [[Albula Alps]] in the north-west by the Upper [[Engadin]] valley; from the [[Sesvenna Alps]] in the north-east by the [[Spöl]] valley; from the [[Ortler Alps]] in the east by the Passo di Fraéle and the upper [[Adda River]] valley ([[Valtellina]]).

The Livigno Alps are drained by the rivers [[Adda River]], [[Inn River|Inn]] and
[[Rom River|Rom]] (tributary of the [[Adige]]).

==Peaks==
The main peaks of the Livigno Alps are:

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Peak !! colspan=2|Elevation (m/ft)
|-
|[[Cima de' Piazzi]]||3439 ||11,283
|-
|[[Cima Viola]]||3384 ||11,103
|-
|[[Piz Paradisin]]||3305 ||10,844
|-
|Pizzo di Dosde||3280 ||10,762
|-
|[[Scima da Saoseo]]||3277 ||10,752
|-
|[[Piz Languard]]||3266||10,716
|-
|[[Corno di Dosdè]]||3232||10,604
|-
|[[Piz Val Nera]]||3188||10,459
|-
|[[Piz Quattervals]]||3157 ||10,358
|-
|Cime Redasco||3139 ||10,299
|-
|[[Munt Cotschen]]|| 3104 || 10,184
|-
|[[Piz Sena]]||3078 ||10,099
|-
|[[Piz Chaschauna]]||3072 ||10,079
|-
|[[Piz dal Diavel]] ||3062 ||10,046
|-
|[[Piz Lavirun]] || 3052 || 10,013
|-
|[[Monte Foscagno]]||3051 ||10,010
|-
|[[Piz dal Teo]]||3050 ||10,007
|-
|Pizzo del Ferro (Val Fraele)||3050 ||10,007
|-
|[[Piz Saliente]] ||3048 ||10,000
|-
|[[Piz Mezzaun]] ||2963 ||9,721
|-
|[[Piz Lagalb]] || 2959 || 9,708
|-
|[[Piz Trevisina]] ||2823 ||{{convert |2823|m|ft|disp=number}}
|-
|[[Monte Massuccio]]||2816 ||9,239
|-
|[[Muottas Muragl]] ||2454 ||8,051
|-
|}

==Passes==
The main [[mountain pass|passes]] of the Livigno Alps are:

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Mountain pass
! location
! type
! colspan=2 | Elevation (m / ft)
|-
| Passo di Dosde
| Val Grosina to Val Viola Bormina
| footpath
| 2850 ||9351
|-
| Passo di Sacco
| Bernina road to [[Grosio]]
| footpath
| 2751 ||9026
|-
| Chaschauna Pass
| [[S-chanf]] to [[Livigno]]
| bridle path
| 2692 ||8832
|-
| Passo di Val Viola
| Bernina road to [[Bormio]]
| bridle path
| 2431 ||7976
|-
| [[Bernina Pass]]
| [[Pontresina]] to [[Tirano]]
| road
| 2330 ||7645
|-
| Forcola di Livigno
| Bernina Pass to [[Livigno]]
| road
| 2328 ||7638
|-
| Passo di Verva
| Bormio to Grosio
| footpath
| 2314 ||7592
|-
| [[Foscagno Pass]]
| [[Bormio]] to [[Trepalle]]
| road
| 2291 ||7517
|-
| Alpisella Pass
| [[Livigno]] to Val Fraele
| bridle path
| 2285 ||7497
|-
| Passo d'Eira
| [[Livigno]] to [[Trepalle]]
| road
| 2209 ||7248
|-
| Fraele Pass
| Val Fraele to the [[Ofen Pass]] road
| bridle path
| 1950 ||6398
|-
| Scale di Fraele
| [[Bormio]] to Val Fraele
| dirt road
| 1942 ||6372
|}

==See also==
*[[Swiss Alps]]
*[[List of mountains in Switzerland]]

==External links==
*{{commons category-inline|Livigno Range}}

{{Western Limestone Alps}}

[[Category:Mountain ranges of the Alps]]
[[Category:Central Alps]]
[[Category:Rhaetian Alps]]
[[Category:Mountain ranges of Switzerland]]
[[Category:Mountain ranges of Italy]]
[[Category:Mountain ranges of Graubünden]]
[[Category:Limestone Alps]]