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Vanoise Massif
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| image=La grande casse massif vanoise.JPG
| image_caption=The south-west side of the Grande Casse
| country=France
| region_type=Department
| region=Savoie| region1=| region2=
| unit=Graian Alps |border=
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| highest=Grande Casse
| highest_elevation=3855
| highest_lat_d=45|highest_lat_m=24|highest_lat_s=19|highest_lat_NS=N
| highest_long_d=6|highest_long_m=49|highest_long_s=39|highest_long_EW=E
| map=Massif des Alpes map-fr.svg
| map_caption=Map with subvisions of the French Alps
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The Vanoise Massif is a mountain range in the Graian Alps in the western part of the Alps.
Principal summits
The principal summits of the Vanoise Massif are:
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