Engadin, Graubünden - Grisons, CH

The Engadine (Romansh: Engiadina, Italian: Engadina) is a high valley in the Swiss canton of Graubünden/Grisons. Its name is derived from the Romansh name for the river Inn: “En” (literal translation: “garden of the Inn”), because the source lies in this region, near St. Moritz. The Engadine is one of the highest inhabited valleys in Europe and is over 80 km long. The Punt’Ota (high Bridge) divides the valley into the Upper and the Lower Engadine.

The Engadine (Romansh: Engiadina, Italian: Engadina) is a high valley in the Swiss canton of Graubünden/Grisons. Its name is derived from the Romansh name for the river Inn: ...

“En” (literal translation: “garden of the Inn”), because the source lies in this region, near St. Moritz. The Engadine is one of the highest inhabited valleys in Europe and is over 80 km long. The Punt’Ota (high Bridge) divides the valley into the Upper and the Lower Engadine.

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NEWSOLD Pontresina Diavolezza Switzerland Martin Peikert,1954

St. Moritz – Engadine Wilhelm Friedrich Burger,1912

Collector’s Choice Winter in Switzerland Emil Cardinaux,1921

SOLD PONTRESINA – Ski jumping contest Carl Franz Moos,1928

winter sports in Switzerland Albert Steiner,1930

Pontresina – Bernina ski region Engadine Schocher Bartholomé,1932

ZUOZ – Winter Sports – Engadine Wilhelm Eugen Baer,1937

Pontresina – Engadine – Switzerland Martin Peikert,1939

Pontresina Herbert Leupin,1949

Pontresina – Switzerland Martin Peikert,1950

Pontresina Engadine Herbert Berthold Libiszewski,1955

Pontresina – Engadine – Grisons C. Filli,1975

SOLD Corvatsch – St. Moritz – Engadine – Corvatsch Artist unknown,1978

Winter Sport in the Grisons Koch, Walther, d‘après,1980

ENGADINE funiculars Carlo Gröbli,1987

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