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Aiguille de
Chambeyron (Occitan:
Agulha de
Chambeyron) (3,412m) is a
mountain of the
Cottian Alps and is the
highest mountain of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence...
- Valley's
highest mountain is the
Aiguille de
Chambeyron (3,412 m (11,194 ft)). The
second one is the Brec de
Chambeyron (3,389 m (11,119 ft)). Its two largest...
- de
Chambeyron (3,389) is a
mountain of the
Cottian Alps on the
border between France and Italy. It is the
second highest summit of the
Chambeyron M****if...
- The
Chambeyron m****if (French: M****if de
Chambeyron,
pronounced [masif də ʃɑ̃beʁɔ̃]; Italian:
Gruppo del
Chambeyron) are a m****if in the Alps, straddling...
- Saint-Paul-sur-Ubaye,
where it is
bordered by the Mercantour-Argentera m****if and the
Chambeyron m****if. For some, the
meaning of this
toponym is
papillon (transl. butterfly)...
- 320
metres (10,892 ft)
Cottian Alps
Ubaye M****if (Orrenaye)
Aiguille de
Chambeyron 3,411
metres (11,191 ft)
Maritime Alps Mercantour-Argentera M****if Cime...
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section =
Cottian Alps
subsection = Alpi del
Monviso supergroup =Gruppo del
Chambeyron in
senso ampio group =
Gruppo dell'Oserot
subgroup =
Gruppo della Meja...
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Monte Matto, 14 July 1879, with
Christian and
Ulrich Almer Aiguille de
Chambeyron, 1879, with
Christian Almer. Scherbadung, 1886 Chüebodenhorn, 1892 Pic...
- Alps)
there are:
Monte Oronaye - 3100 m Buc de
Nubiera - 3215 m Brec de
Chambeyron - 3412 m Tête de la
Frema - 3143 m
Monte Chersogno - 3026 m
Pelvo d'Elva...
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though of the two
loftiest peaks of this
region one, the
Aiguille de
Chambeyron (3,412 m), is just to the west, and the other, the
Monviso (3,841 m),...
