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Podział geograficzny
W podstawowym podziale wyróżnia się dwie części: wyższe Alpy Zachodnie oraz niższe Alpy Wschodnie. Granica przebiega obniżeniem Jeziora Bodeńskiego, doliną górnego Renu, przełęcz|przełęczą Splügen i doliną rzeki San Giacomo aż do jeziora Como.
Tak przyjęty podział na Alpy Wchodnie i Alpy Zachodnie nie jest kwestią arbitralnych ustaleń, lecz posiada istotne uzasadnienie w odmienności gelogicznej budowy Alp wschodnich i Alp Zachodnich.
Podział geologiczny
Ponadto, zwłaszcza w Alpach Wschodnich, na podstawie budowy gelogicznej wyróżnia się:
* starsze Alpy Centralne (niem. Zentralalpen) zbudowne ze starych skał metamorficznych (gneisy, łupki krystaliczne, łupki fyllitowe) pociętych intruzjami granodiorytowymi, tonalitowymi i rilitowymi oraz pokrytych fragmentarycznie mezozoicznymi skałami osadowymi (głównie wapienie),
* młodsze Alpy Wapienne (niem. Kalkalpen) zbudowne z trzeciorzędowych skał osadowych (głównie wapienie i dolomity),
* najmłodsze Prealpy zbudowne z kredowych i trzeciorzędowych skał głównie fliszowych.Spotyka sie też skały granitowe
Podział na główne pasma:
* Alpy Zachodnie:
o Alpy Nadmorskie,
o Alpy Kotyjskie,
o Alpy Delfinackie,
o Alpy Graickie,
o Alpy Sabaudzkie,
o Alpy Pennińskie,
o Alpy Lepontyńskie,
o Alpy Berneńskie,
o Alpy Glarneńskie
o Alpy Wapienne
o Prealpy
* Alpy Wschodnie:
o Alpy Centralne
+ Alpy Retyckie,
+ Ferwall,
+ Alpy Oetztalskie,
+ Sztubaje,
+ Texell,
+ Tuxner,
+ Alpy Zillertalskie,
+ Rieserferner,
+ Wysokie Taury,
+ Niskie Taury,
+ Alpy Noryckie,
o Alpy Wapienne
+ Alpy Lechtalskie,
+ Alpy Kitzbühelskie,
+ Alpy Algawskie,
+ Tyrolsko-Bawarskie Alpy Wapienne,
+ Alpy Salzburskie,
+ Dachstein,
+ Góry Martwe (niem. Totes Gebirge)
+ Alpy Dolnoaustriackie,
+ Alpy Bergamskie, (wł. Alpi Orobie),
+ Dolomity,
+ Alpy Karnickie,
+ Karawanki,
+ Alpy Julijskie,
+ Alpy Kamnickie.
o Prealpy fliszowe
+ wiele niewysokich grup górskich, w tym Lasek Wiedeński (niem.
Wiennerwald)
Materiały
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Wikipedia - http://pl.wikipedia.org
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