The Dom (Dominance 17 km – Height 4’545 m) is the highest mountain that is completely located in Switzerland. It belongs to the so called Michabel-Group (canton Valais), the 2nd highest mountain range in Switzerland.
The shot on the top shows the est side and the one in the middle the south-west side. Below I added a long distance shot of about 45 km showing the north-east side of the Dom.
Here again the list of the most dominant mountains of the Alps:
- Mont Blanc (Dominance 2’812 km, Height 4’810 m)
- Piz Bernina (Dominance 138 km, Height 4’049 m)
- Barre des Écrins (Dominance 107 km, Height 4’102 m)
- Dufourspitze (Dominance 78 km, Height 4’634 m)
- Finsteraarhorn (Dominance 52 km, Height 4’274 m)
- Gran Paradiso (Dominance 45 km, Height 4’061 m)
- Combin de Grafeneire (Dominance 26.5 km, Height 4’314 m)
- Dom (Dominance 17 km, Height 4’545 m)
- Matterhorn (Dominance 14 km, Height 4’478 m)
- Aletschhorn (Dominance 13.5 km, Height 4’193 m)
And here again the overview of their locations:
structures & shapes 
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