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Monte Bianco isn't in any city. It's the highest mountain in the European Alps. Its summit actually marks the border between France and Italy. So on one side is the Italian city of Courmayeur, in Italy's Aosta Valley. And on the other side is the French city of Chamonix, in France's Haute-Savoie 'departement' ['province'].
The two most famous towns near Monte Bianco (also known as Mont Blanc) are Courmayeur, in Aosta Valley, Italy, and Chamonix, in Haute-Savoie, France
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What are the release dates for Sulle immacolate vette del Monte Bianco - 1911?
Sulle immacolate vette del Monte Bianco - 1911 was released on: USA: 24 June 1911
What is the tallest peek in Europe?
This is Mont Blanc (Monte Bianco) - 4 810 m.
What is Italys capital city?
Milan, is the capital city of Italy.
What is one of the most mountains in Europe?
The most famous mountain in Europe is Mont Blanc/Monte Bianco.
Where is the Italian - French border?
The Italian Monte Bianco is the French Mont Blanc. Either way, its summit is the actual dividing line between the borders of Italy and of France. A nearby Italian city is Courmayeur. A nearby French city is Chamonix.
What is Italys timezone?
Italys is in the southern time zone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The alps are a mountain range that borders Italy on the north name a tall mountain in the alps that is on the Italian-french border?
Monte Bianco
What are the release dates for Escursioni sulla catena del Monte Bianco - 1910?
Escursioni sulla catena del Monte Bianco - 1910 was released on: USA: 19 October 1910 France: 25 November 1910 Germany: 26 November 1910 UK: 28 November 1910 Spain: 30 November 1910
What two independent states lie within italys borders?
San Marino and the vatican city
What is italys main religion?
Italys main religion is roman chatolic.
What is Italys Santa Claus?
italys santa clauses name is "la befana" she is a girl
What has the author Claudio Castiglion written?
Claudio Castiglion has written: 'Binari ai piedi del Monte Bianco' -- subject- s -: History, Railroads
