Digerronden

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Digerronden
DigerMidtHogrondenFromVeslesmeden.jpg
Digerronden to the left. Midtronden in the centre and Høgronden to the right.
Highest point
Elevation 2,015 m (6,611 ft)
Prominence 180 m (590 ft) [1]
Coordinates 61°57′12″N9°49′53″E / 61.95333°N 9.83139°E / 61.95333; 9.83139 Coordinates: 61°57′12″N9°49′53″E / 61.95333°N 9.83139°E / 61.95333; 9.83139
Geography
Location Dovre, Innlandet, Norway
Parent range Rondane
Topo map 1718 I Rondane

Digerronden is one of the ten mountains in Rondane National Park over 2,000 m, and lies in the municipality Dovre in Innlandet, Norway. It has a characteristic pyramidal shape.

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The name

The first element is diger 'huge, enormous', for the last element see Rondane.

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