French Alps

Columns: Chain | Range | Highest summit | Elevation ( m/ft )
Dauphiné Alps | Arves Massif | Aiguilles d'Arves | 3,514 metres ( 11,529 ft ) | Dauphiné Alps | Taillefer Massif | Le Taillefer | 2,857 metres ( 9,373 ft ) | Dauphiné Alps | Écrins Massif | Barre des Écrins | 4,102 metres ( 13,458 ft ) | Cottian Alps | Massif du Mont-Cenis | Pointe de Ronce | 3,612 metres ( 11,850 ft ) | Cottian Alps | Cerces Massif | Grand Galibier | 3,229 metres ( 10,594 ft ) | Cottian Alps | Queyras Massif | Rochebrune Peak | 3,320 metres ( 10,892 ft ) | Cottian Alps | Ubaye Massif ( Orrenaye ) | Aiguille de Chambeyron | 3,411 metres ( 11,191 ft )

Example questions:
What is the range of the French Alps whose highest summit is the highest mountain in the Belledonne massif in the Dauphiné Alps ? | What is the range of the French Alps whose highest summit is a mountain of Savoie , France ? | What is the range of the French Alps whose highest summit is located in the heart of the Vanoise National Park , near the village of Pralognan-la-Vanoise ? | What is the range of the French Alps whose highest summit is ranked 11th in the world in topographic prominence ?

Answers:
Belledonne Massif | Beaufortain Massif | Vanoise Massif | Mont Blanc Massif