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Valgrisenche (French: [valgʁizɑ̃ʃ] ; Valdôtain: Vâgresèntse) is a town and
comune in the
Aosta Valley region of north-western Italy. "Superficie di Comuni...
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Pragelato –
Piedmont Toma di
Valgrisenche –
Valgrisenche,
Aosta Valley (French:
Tomme de
Valgrisenche) –
Valgrisenche,
Aosta Valley Toma
lucana – Basilicata...
- — 1,699 m (5,574 ft) 7
Argentera Piedmont Cuneo 1,684 m (5,525 ft) 8
Valgrisenche Aosta Valley — 1,664 m (5,459 ft) 9 La
Magdeleine Aosta Valley — 1,644 m...
- 007065 Saint-Vincent 4,833 007066
Sarre 4,434 007067
Torgnon 522 007068
Valgrisenche 184 007069
Valpelline 627 007070
Valsavarenche 178 007071 Valtournenche...
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French department of Savoie. On the
Italian side, it
marks the end of the
Valgrisenche; on the
French side it
commands the Val d'Isère. "Aiguille de la Grande...
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Valtournenche valley), 7. Ay****in (upper Ayas valley), 8.
Valgrisein (
Valgrisenche valley), 9. Rhêmiard (Rhêmes valley), 10.
Valsavarein (Valsavarenche...
- valley: the
Cogne Valley, the Valsavarenche, the Rhêmes
Valley and the
Valgrisenche. Saint-Nicolas
consists of a
small village and
numerous hamlets or frazioni...
- Grand-Saint-Bernard to Cérellaz. R118: From Cérellaz to
Valgrisenche. R119: From
Valgrisenche to
Refuge de l'Archeboc. R120: From
Refuge de l'Archeboc...
- It is the
culminating point of a
ridge separating the Rhêmes and the
Valgrisenche valleys. It was
first climbed in 1864. "Grande
Rousse - summitpost.org"...
- ****onale
Repubblicano (Republican
National Army) "COL DU MONT FORNET,
VALGRISENCHE, 26.01.1945" (in Italian).
Atlas of **** and
Fascist M****acres in Italy...
