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Vaucluse Mountains
Highpoint
Highest Peak:
Mont Ventoux
Elevation:
1 910 m
551 mountains
By Prominence
By Prominence
By Elevation
Mont Ventoux
1 910 m (prom: 1 143 m)
Signal de Lure
1 826 m (prom: 975 m)
Sommet de Morteiron
1 708 m (prom: 16 m)
Les Cavalets Rochers
1 700 m (prom: 100 m)
Montagne de Lure
1 650 m (prom: 53 m)
Tête de la Grave
1 641 m (prom: 2 m)
Sommet de l'Homme
1 637 m (prom: 66 m)
Le Nid de l'Aigle
1 630 m
Combe Saint Barthelemy
1 630 m (prom: 263 m)
Le Contras
1 619 m (prom: 29 m)

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Vaucluse Mountains

The Vaucluse Mountains include 551 named peaks. The highest is Mont Ventoux at 1,910 m. Other notable peaks include Signal de Lure, Sommet de Morteiron and Les Cavalets Rochers.

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There are 551 named mountains in Vaucluse Mountains. The highest and the most prominent mountain is Mont Ventoux.

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Highest Peaks
Mont Ventoux
1 910 m (prom: 1 143 m)
Signal de Lure
1 826 m (prom: 975 m)
Sommet de Morteiron
1 708 m (prom: 16 m)
Les Cavalets Rochers
1 700 m (prom: 100 m)
Montagne de Lure
1 650 m (prom: 53 m)
Tête de la Grave
1 641 m (prom: 2 m)
Sommet de l'Homme
1 637 m (prom: 66 m)
Le Nid de l'Aigle
1 630 m
Combe Saint Barthelemy
1 630 m (prom: 263 m)
Le Contras
1 619 m (prom: 29 m)
Most Prominent Mountains
Mont Ventoux
1 910 m (prom: 1 143 m)
Signal de Lure
1 826 m (prom: 975 m)
Mourre Nègre
1 125 m (prom: 637 m)
Signal de Saint-Pierre
1 256 m (prom: 420 m)
Mourre de Cairas
726 m (prom: 304 m)
Montagne de Sumiou
1 400 m (prom: 282 m)
Combe Saint Barthelemy
1 630 m (prom: 263 m)
Saint-Pierre
921 m (prom: 260 m)
Roche Ruine
910 m (prom: 250 m)
Les Cavalets
1 531 m (prom: 242 m)

Frequently asked questions

What is the highest peak in the Vaucluse Mountains?

The highest peak in the Vaucluse Mountains is Mont Ventoux, at 1,910 m.

How many peaks are in the Vaucluse Mountains?

The Vaucluse Mountains have 551 named peaks.

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