     thumb|waterfall in the eastern vosges  the vosges () (german: vogesen ), also called the vosges mountains, are a range of low mountains in eastern france, near its border with germany. together with the palatine forest to the north on the german side of the border, they form a single geomorphological unit and low mountain range of around  in area that runs in a north-northeast direction from the burgundian gate (the belfortâronchampâlure line) to the bÃ¶rrstadt basin (the winnweilerâbÃ¶rrstadtâgÃ¶llheim line) and which forms the western boundary of the upper rhine plain. the grand ballon is their highest peak at 1424&nbsp;m, followed by the storkenkopf (1366&nbsp;m) and the hohneck (1364&nbsp;m).ign maps available on gÃ©oportail ==geography== the elongated massif is divided south to north into three sections: * the higher vosges or high vosgesdickinson, robert e (1964). germany: a regional and economic geography (2nd ed.). london: methuen, p. 540. . (hautes vosges), ext
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