An ibex (“EYE-bex”) from this region is a traditional symbol in this region’s city of Chur (“koor”), which is the capital of a subnational region whose name means “Grey Leagues.” (-5[1])This region gives its name to long curved horns, (10[1]-5[1])usually played standing up with the bell resting on the ground. (10[2])In this physical region, (10[4])Barolo and (-5[1])Barbaresco (10[2])are produced from Nebbiolo grapes (-5[1])grown in Piedmont. (10[4]-5[3])This region (10[3]-5[1])contains the world’s (-5[1])deepest (-5[2])traffic tunnel, (10[1])the Gotthard (10[1]-5[1])Base (10[1])Tunnel, (10[4]-5[2])which provides a connection to (10[1])Ticino (10[5])(“tee-CHEE-noh”). This physical (-5[1])region’s traditional wooden chalets (10[1])(“SHA-lays”) are often (10[1])rented by (10[1])tourists for skiing trips (10[2])in towns like St. Moritz (10[2])or (10[1])Chamonix (10[3])(“sha-mon-EE”). For 10 points, Switzerland’s (10[1])topography (10[2])is dominated (10[2])by what (10[3])European (10[1])mountain (10[1])range? (10[7])■END■ (10[6])