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English: The Witenwasserenstock and the tripoint (Rhone/Rhine/Po), aerial view. The left side is in Valais (Rhone basin), the right side is in Uri (Rhine basin, through the Reuss) and the foreground is in Ticino (Po basin, through the Ticino). The summit of the Witenwasserenstock is 3,085 m high and the tripoint (marked by a sculpture) is 3,025 m high.
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