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Dolomites
The entire Dolomite range in a panoramic view in oblique orthographic projection: from the Tre Cime to the Marmolada, from the Sella to the Catinaccio. With trail network, mountain huts and a rich, precise set of place names.
Bernina · Ortles · Adamello
An overview of the Lombardy Alps, from the Swiss border to the gateway of Trentino. In a single plate: the Bernina group with its glaciers, the Ortles-Cevedale, the Adamello-Presanella and the Orobie Alps, linked by the Valtellina and Val Camonica valleys. Peaks, passes, lakes, glaciers and mountain huts in panoramic oblique projection.
From Monte Rosa to the Grand Combin
The great summits of the Pennine Alps in a single panoramic view in oblique projection: from the Matterhorn to Monte Rosa, from the Weisshorn to the Dent Blanche and on to the Grand Combin. Glaciers, valleys, mountain huts and detailed place names, between Valais and the Aosta Valley.
Mont Blanc
The Mont Blanc massif in a panoramic view in oblique projection: from the Dente del Gigante to the Grandes Jorasses, across Italy, France and Switzerland. Glaciers, ridges, the Tour du Mont Blanc, trails and mountain huts with detailed place names.
The 4000ers of the Alps
Every great summit above 4000 metres in a single panoramic map in oblique projection: from Mont Blanc to Monte Rosa, from the Matterhorn to the Gran Paradiso. Explore the roof of the Alps in high resolution, among glaciers, ridges and legendary peaks.
Brenta Dolomites
The Brenta Dolomites in a realistic panoramic view: ridges, valleys and plateaus emerge without distortion thanks to the oblique orthographic projection. With trail network, alpine huts and a rich, precise set of place names — peaks, passes, valleys and localities.
Brenta Dolomites – Panoramic Views
The Brenta Dolomites as seen in real life: a realistic panoramic perspective that gives volume and depth to spires, walls and valleys. With peaks, mountain huts and detailed place names, from Lake Molveno to Cima Tosa.
Jungfrau–Aletsch
The glacial heart of the Bernese Alps in oblique orthographic projection: from the Eiger and the Jungfrau to the Finsteraarhorn, along the Aletsch Glacier, the largest in the Alps. The entire Jungfrau–Aletsch UNESCO site, with ridges, hanging terraces, mountain huts and carefully curated place names.
Mountains of Italy
The whole country told through its landforms, in 2.5D: from the Alps along the entire Apennine backbone to the islands, with no borders or grid lines. Major peaks and massifs, land cover and the sea floor, with carefully curated place names of summits, ranges and plateaus.