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No. The Swiss Alps are the part of the Alps that are in Switzerland. The Alps run through a number of countries, but Norway is not one of those countries.
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No. The Swiss Alps are in Switzerland. The Alps are a range of mountains that run through a number of different countries, one of which is Switzerland. That part of the Alps is referred to as the Swiss Alps.
Yes they are. They are the part of the Alps that run through Switzerland. The Alps as a whole run through a number of European countries.
Yes they are. The Alps run through a number of countries in Europe. The part running through Switzerland are referred to as the Swiss Alps.
The Alps is the mountain range that stretches across the northern part of Italy. The Alps actually stretches across eight different countries. The total area covered by the Alps is over 80,000 square miles.
The fourth largest countries in the western hemisphere by land area are Argentina, including Greenland as part of Denmark, Brazil, and the United States.
Mount Skuta and Mount Grintovec are located in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, which are a subrange of the Southern Limestone Alps in Slovenia.
The three major landforms of Europe are the European Plain, the European Alps, and the Scandinavian Peninsula. The European Plain is a vast lowland area covering much of Western and Eastern Europe, the European Alps are a mountain range that runs through several European countries, and the Scandinavian Peninsula includes Norway, Sweden, and part of Finland.
The Mont Blanc is part of the Alps (on the Western part, called the French Alps)
The Alps are located in the Northern part of Italy.
The Alpine States or Alpine Countries are the countries that have some part of the Alps in their country. These are Austria, Germany, France, Italy, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Slovenia and Switzerland. It is interesting to point out that 75% of the Alps are within Austria, Italy and France alone, even though 65% of Switzerland is dominated by the mountain range.