Vertainspitze

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Vertainspitze
Cima Vertana
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Highest point
Elevation 3,545 m (11,631 ft)
Listing Alpine mountains above 3000 m
Coordinates 46°32′19″N10°38′05″E / 46.53861°N 10.63472°E / 46.53861; 10.63472 Coordinates: 46°32′19″N10°38′05″E / 46.53861°N 10.63472°E / 46.53861; 10.63472
Geography
Location South Tyrol, Italy
Parent range Ortler Alps
Climbing
First ascent 28 August 1865 by Julius Payer, Johann Pinggera and an unknown porter

The Vertainspitze (Italian : Cima Vertana; German : Vertainspitze) is a mountain in the Ortler Alps in South Tyrol, Italy.

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