Mountain ranges in Austria

45 mountain ranges in Austria, ranked by size. Data from Wikidata and Wikipedia.

1. Glockner Group 3,798 m
2. Noric Alps 3,798 m
3. Ankogel Group 3,360 m
4. Goldberg Group 3,254 m
5. Granatspitze Group 3,232 m
6. Lasörling Group 3,098 m
7. Lechtal Alps 3,036 m
8. North Tyrol Limestone Alps 3,036 m
9. Dachstein Mountains 2,995 m
10. Reisseck Group 2,965 m
11. Lower Tauern 2,863 m
12. Schladming Tauern 2,862 m
13. Kalkkögel 2,804 m
14. Kreuzeck group 2,784 m
15. Lienz Dolomites 2,770 m
16. Lechquellen Mountains 2,753 m
17. Hinterautal-Vomper Chain 2,749 m
18. Gleirsch-Halltal Chain 2,726 m
19. Radstädter Tauern 2,711 m
20. Nordkette 2,637 m
21. Leogang Mountains 2,634 m
22. Totes Gebirge 2,515 m
23. Rottenmann and Wölz Tauern 2,475 m
24. Nock Mountains 2,441 m
25. Seckau Tauern 2,417 m
26. Erlspitze Group 2,405 m
27. Lavanttal Alps 2,396 m
28. Ennstal Alps 2,369 m
29. Kaiser Mountains 2,344 m
30. Brandenberg Alps 2,299 m
31. Haller Mauern 2,244 m
32. Carinthian-Styrian Alps 2,241 m
33. Bregenz Forest Mountains 2,134 m
34. Salzburg Slate Alps 2,117 m
35. Schneeberg 2,076 m
36. Rax 2,007 m
37. Upper Austrian Prealps 1,963 m
38. Ybbstal Alps 1,919 m
39. Höllengebirge 1,862 m
40. Prealps East of the Mur 1,783 m
41. Graz Highlands 1,720 m
42. Sauwald 895 m
43. Dunkelsteinerwald 732 m
44. Sausal 671 m
45. Rosalia Mountains 631 m