The name "Alps" is derived from the Latin word "Alpes," which is thought to have originated from the Celtic word "alp," meaning "high" or "mountain." The region has been known by various names throughout history, but the term is primarily associated with the ancient Romans. They used it to describe the mountain range that stretches across several countries in Europe. The name reflects the impressive heights and rugged terrain of the mountains.
The Alps were formed about 30 million years ago by the collision between the African and European plates.
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I think the alps ;)
The Alps with an invading army .
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Alps is the name of a mountain network!!!!!!
The Alps
Its name has not been changed and is still called the Alps
The Alps is the name of a mountain range, not a city.
The Alps. (les Alpes) Graian Alps
The Alps
The name "Alps" is derived from the Latin word "albus," which means white. This is thought to refer to the white snowy peaks of the mountains.
Switzerland is known for the Alps, but so are Liechtenstein and Austria.
The Alps.
The border between the Central Alps and the Southern Limestone Alps is known as the Periadriatic Seam. This geological boundary marks the transition from the crystalline rocks of the Central Alps to the limestone formations of the Southern Limestone Alps.
Interesting question, but possibly irrelevant, since the Alps are a long way from India.
Switzerland. It is a neutral country and one sectionb of the Alps is known as the Swiss Alps.