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What two rivers have their source in the snow and glaciers of the french alps?
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Rhone and Rhine
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What is the most common source of erosion in the high elevations of the Swiss Alps?
glaciers
Why is potential loss of glaciation in the alps a concern for Europe?
Why is the potential loss of glaciation in the Alps a concern for Europe? Glaciers provide fresh drinking water Tourists visit the glaciers annually Source of hydro-power All of the above thr answer is all of the above
Are Alps the same thing as glaciers?
No. The Alps are a mountain range in Europe. Glaciers are large masses of ice that move slowly due to their weight. Glaciers are commonly found in mountain ranges such as the Alps/
Why are the alps called the alps?
The name "Alps" is derived from the Latin word "albus," meaning "white." This likely refers to the snowy peaks of the mountains, particularly visible from a distance, giving them a white appearance.
What are long narrow glaciers form between mountains and are common in the Alps and the Andes.?
valley glaciers
What Narrow glaciers form between mountains and are common in the Alps and the Andes.?
valley glaciers
Alps glacier in Switzerland?
this question has really bad grammar. there are glaciers that are part of the alps in switzerland.
These glaciers are common in the alps and Andes?
valleys
Where is chamonix France on the globe?
In the French Alps.
What is the source of the streams that flow from the Alps?
what is the source of the streams that flow from the Alps?
What is the mountain range of the French-Swiss border?
The mountain range on the French-Swiss border is called the Jura Mountains. It extends from the western edge of Switzerland into eastern France, providing a natural border between the two countries. The Jura Mountains are known for their rolling hills, forests, and scenic beauty.
Where can you find glaciers?
Glaciers are found in colder places like Alaska and Antartica. Wherever it's cold enough: mountain tops, Antarctica, Greenland, Iceland, the Alps. how many glaciers are on earth?
