Sommets d'Europe

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Sommets d'Europe

Sommets d'Europe

Elévation relative des sommets d'Europe, 1828
om
on Aug 25, 2015 11:48 am
Lat/Lon: 45.85337°N / 6.83111°E
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Ejnar Fjerdingstad

Ejnar Fjerdingstad - Aug 26, 2015 10:04 am - Voted 10/10

There seems to be

some errors here: Grossglockner higher than Jungfrau, and Pelvoux too? And what is Louciera, I've never heard of it?

om

om - Aug 28, 2015 3:00 am - Hasn't voted

1828

In 1828 Most of the summits were unclimbed, some are unknown, like Pic d'Arsine now known as les Ecrins.
Pelvoux was known as the highest peak in France. Mont Blanc was part of Savoy.
Louciera, i'm not sure, but should have been the mountain we call Grand Combin. Louciera if written "Lou Sierra" means "the mountain chain like a saw"

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