Alpes
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Los Alpes son una cadena de montañas situada en la Europa Central. Su cumbre más alta es el Mont Blanc, con 4810 m s. n. m. Alrededor de los Alpes, favorecidos por ríos importantes de caudal uniforme y ricas tierras de cultivo, se ubicaron desde la prehistoria diversos pueblos, como los celtas, los lingones, leucos, insubrios, helvecios y, posteriormente, germánicos en el noreste y pueblos itálicos en el sur, después de la conquista romana de la Galia Cisalpina.[1] Actualmente viven unos 14 millones de personas en la región de los Alpes.
