File:Zuckerhuetl seen from Wilder Pfaff, Stubai Alps, Austria.jpg

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Zuckerhuetl (3505 m), highest peak in the Stubai Alps (between Austria and Italy) as seen from the summit of the nearby Wilder Pfaff (3458 m).

Source: Picture taken by User:pizza on May 19th, 2004

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