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By Rebecca Bell and Paige Burnley

The Alps. By Rebecca Bell and Paige Burnley. Lets Go …. The Weather Forecast. Listen to the weather forecast in ‘The Alps’. This is the ‘Swiss Alps’ flag. Index …. Mountains in ‘The Alps.’. Facts about ‘The Alps.’. Climbers of ‘The Alps.’. Mountains in ‘The Alps.’.

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By Rebecca Bell and Paige Burnley

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  1. The Alps By Rebecca Bell and Paige Burnley Lets Go …

  2. The Weather Forecast Listen to the weather forecast in ‘The Alps’. This is the ‘Swiss Alps’ flag.

  3. Index … Mountains in ‘The Alps.’ Facts about ‘The Alps.’ Climbers of ‘The Alps.’

  4. Mountains in ‘The Alps.’ ‘The Alps’ are in many different Continents. Here are a few of them . . There are ‘Alps’ in Europe (stretching from Australia to Slovenia in the east through Italy, Switzerland Liechtenstein and Germany to France in the west.) The highest Mountain in ‘The Alps’ in Mount Blanc at 4808m (15774 feet) on the French-Italian border.

  5. Facts About ‘The Alps.’ • They extend for over 400 Miles. • The highest mountain of the Dinaric Alps is the Prokletije, located on the border of eastern Montenegro and northern Albania, with the peak called "Lake Crest" at 2,692 metres or 8,833 feet. Did you know any of them? | Click here to find out more about ‘The Alps’ on a website.

  6. Climbers of ‘The Alps.’ Many attempts were made to climb some of the mountains in ‘The Alps’. Not every mountaineer was successful. An avalanche, believed set off by a two-member team scaling the 15,000-foot Dom mountain in the Valais Alps, swept away 12 mountain climbers today, killing four, all of them women, rescue officials said. They said the eight other climbers were injured, three seriously.

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