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Contexte de Alpes
Les Alpes sont une chaîne de montagnes qui s'étend en Europe, recouvrant la frontière nord de l'Italie, le Sud-Est de la France, Monaco, la Suisse, le Liechtenstein, l'Autriche, le Sud de l'Allemagne et la Slovénie.
Les Alpes culminent à 4 806 mètres au mont Blanc. On recense 82 sommets majeurs de plus de 4 000 mètres d'altitude (48 en Suisse, 38 en Italie et 24 en France). Les cols de montagne reliant les vallées ou les pays dépassent souvent les 2 000 mètres d'altitude. Les Alpes forment une barrière de 1 200 kilomètres entre la mer Méditerranée et le Danube.
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