Kellerjoch

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Kellerjoch
The summit seen from the Kellerjoch Hut to the WSW.
Highest point
Elevation	2,344 m (AA) (7,690 ft)
Isolation	5.6 km (3.5 mi)
Coordinates	47°19′08″N 11°46′15″E / 47.31889°N 11.77083°E / 47.31889; 11.77083Coordinates: 47°19′08″N 11°46′15″E / 47.31889°N 11.77083°E / 47.31889; 11.77083
Geography
Kellerjoch Tyrol, Austria
Parent range	Tux Alps
Geology
Mountain type	gneiss and phyllite

The Kellerjoch is a 2,344 m-high mountain above the Inn valley near Schwaz in Tyrol, Austria.

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• tiris: official map work
• Kellerjochbahn (with opening times)
• (New) Kellerjoch Hut
• (New) Kellerjoch Hut, postcard, painted by Max Angerer (1877–1955)