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The Vosges mountains are a range of low mountains located in northeastern France. They are classified as a block mountain, formed primarily by geological uplift and erosion. The range features rounded peaks and is characterized by its dense forests, scenic valleys, and rich biodiversity. The Vosges also serve as a natural border between France and Germany.
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What is the Mountain in Rome that starts with a V?
Vosges (?)
How is the mount Fuji of Japan different fromthe Vosges of Europe?
mount fuji is in japan and vosges is in europe that is only the difference in them
Which mountain rages are in France?
the Alps, the Pyrénées, the jura, the massif central, the Vosges.
How many mountain ranges are there in France?
There is a total of 5 mountain ranges: the Massif Central, the Pyrenees, the Jura, the Alps and the Vosges.
What are eight mountain ranges?
The Alps The Apennines The Andes The Sperrins The Pyrenees The Urals The Vosges The Knockmealdowns
4 mountain ranges France?
Pick from Vosges, Jura, Massif Central, Alps and Pyrenees.
Name one mountain range in France?
Alpes, Vosges, Jura, Pyrenées, Massif Central, Cévennes....
What are two Mountain Regions in France?
the Alps, the Vosges & the Massif Central, there, a bonus one for good behaviour !
Name a mountain range and a river in France?
The Vosges are a French mountain range and the Loire is a French river.
Frances mountain ranges?
Two of the most famous and important mountain ranges in France are the Pyrenees and the Alps. Additional mountain ranges include the Jura, the Vosges, and the Massif Central range.
What French mountain range is famous for skiing?
The Alps. But you could also ski in the Pyrenees, the Jura, the Massif Central and the Vosges.
What mountains are in eastern France?
The Vosges, the Jura and the Alps are three mountain ranges on the eastern side of mainland France: the Vosges sitting near the regions of Loraine and alsace, the Jura further south on the Swiss border, the Alps stretching from the Mediterranean sea, upwards along the Italian border, then turning into Switzerland and Austria.
