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Kreuzjoch (German: cross col) is the name of many summits and several mountain passes, predominantly in the Eastern Alps.

Summits:

• Hohes Kreuzjoch, 2992 m, in the southern Ötztal Alps in South Tyrol
• Kreuzjochkogel, 2746 m, between the Sellrain Valley and the Oberinntal valley in the Stubai Alps
• Kreuzjoch (Samnaungruppe), 2698 m, near Spiss in the Samnaungruppe
• Kreuzjoch (eastern Sarntaler Alpen), 2560 m, near Franzensfeste in the Eisack Valley
• Kreuzjoch (Kitzbühel Alps), 2558 m, the highest point of the Kitzbühel Alps
• Kreuzjoch (Venet), 2464 m, part of the Venet range in the Ötztal Alps
• Kreuzjoch (Verwall), 2395 m, in the Verwall near Schruns in the Montafon
• Kreuzjoch (western Sarntaler Alpen), 2383 m, near the Hirzer in the Sarntal Alps
• Kreuzjoch (Rastkogelgruppe), 2336 m, above Hippach in the Tuxer Alps
• Mittleres Kreuzjoch, 2321 m, above the Fernpass in the Lechtal Alps
• Kreuzjoch (Rätikon), 2261 m, at the Golmer Joch [de] in the Rätikon
• Kreuzjoch (Montecroce), 2242 m, at the Brenner Pass in the Stubai Alps
• Östliches Kreuzjoch, 2231 m, above the Fernpass in the Lechtal Alps
• Kreuzjoch (Bschlaber Tal), 2185 m, near the Namloser Wetterspitze in the Lechtal Alps
• Kreuzjoch (Wettersteingebirge), 1719 m, above Garmisch-Partenkirchen in the Wettersteingebirge
• Kreuzjoch (Salzachgeier), 2071 m, part of the Salzachgeier in the Kitzbühel Alps

Mountain passes:

• Kreuzjoch (Sellrainer Berge), 2563 m, between the Oberinntal Valley and the Sellrain Valley, Stubaier Alpen
• Kreuzjoch (Pitztal), 2305 m, in the Ötztal Alps on the Kaunergrat range
• Kreuzjoch (Furcela de Furcia), 2293 m, in the Geislergruppe
• Kreuzjoch (Tuxer Kamm), 2178 m, near the Olperer in the Zillertal Alps
• Kreuzjoch (Stubai), 2136 m, in the Schlick 2000 ski area near Fulpmes
• Kreuzjoch (Rettensteingruppe), 1619 m, between Spertental and Windauertal south-east of Kitzbühel

v t e Olympic venues in alpine skiing
1900s	1936: Gudiberg, Kreuzjoch, Kreuzeck 1948: Piz Nair 1952: Norefjell, Rødkleiva 1956: Mount Faloria, Mount Tofana 1960: Squaw Valley Ski Resort 1964: Axamer Lizum, Patscherkofel 1968: Chamrousse, Recoin de Chamrousse 1972: Mount Eniwa Downhill Course, Mt. Teine Alpine Skiing courses 1976: Axamer Lizum, Patscherkofel 1980: Whiteface Mountain 1984: Bjelašnica, Jahorina 1988: Nakiska 1992: Les Menuires, Méribel, Val-d'Isère 1994: Lillehammer Olympic Alpine Centre Hafjell, Lillehammer Olympic Alpine Centre Kvitfjell 1998: Hakuba Happoone Winter Resort, Mount Higashidate, Mount Yakebitai
2000s	2002: Deer Valley, Park City Mountain Resort, Snowbasin 2006: San Sicario Fraiteve, Sestiere Borgata, Sestiere Colle 2010: Whistler Creekside 2014: Rosa Khutor Alpine Resort 2018: Jeongseon Alpine Centre, Yongpyong Alpine Centre 2022: Yanqing National Alpine Skiing Centre 2026: Olimpia delle Tofane, Stelvio

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• Olympic alpine skiing venues
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