Alps

Switzerland.

Grenoble ?

Switzerland

Tour around nearby cities, check out the historical sites, hike a view hills and be able to see some amazing views. Hope that helped you can also look at tourgide.com I think

Volcanoes can change the economy positively or negatively.

The positive way is that a cone volcano like Mt.Fuji in Japan can bring tourist. Then the country might have a tourist based economy Also after an eruption,the land will become fertile which farmers can use to grow crops,and then sell them.Theres also a slight chance that the volcano might have jewels,which will cause mining and and a boost to the ecomomy.

The negatives are volcanic eruptions.Sure,they can fertilize the land but the lava will destroy the land first.The eruption could destroy a forest by causing a wild fire,ending the chance of logging.If the lava goes into a town,then it will obviously damage it, costing millions of dollars on repairs,meaning the economy gets sucker-punched in the face.The eruption can also cause land slides, which might end up destroying part of a town,which will cost the government millions,once again,pushing the economy of a mountain.Then theres insurence.Everyone has insurence,so the insuring companies will have to pay up.Normally,only 2 of those thing happen.But if all 3 happen,the economy is as good as dead.

negative effects are many; litter, erosion due to areas being cleared for ski trails and walking tracks, impact on shy wildlife (marmotte, wolves etc), visual impact of lifts and cable cars, strain on resources such as water and sewerage. There is also the problem that if you have 500,000 people on holiday in an area you have to supply their electricity, water, food etc which has its own knock on effects such as pipe lines, cables, urbanisation of small towns etc.

Positive effects are just as many however; increased revenue to local economy, reduced unemployment, revenue to allow the set up of extensive national parks etc. In the end the mountains are beautiful, everyone should be free to enjoy them, I just think we need to become better at being kind to them!

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The Swiss Alps (located on the border between France, Switzerland, and Italy) are Europe's highest mountain range, and have Europe's highest peak, Mont Blanc.

No. They are younger. The earliest stages of the formation of the Alps began in the late Cretaceous, more than 100 million years after Pangaea broke up.

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Alpine is the proper adjective for Alps.

It is not a real country.

According to http://www.idcide.com/citydata/me/auburn.htm 300 feet.

I don't know how accurate this is though.

It is 6.7 metres (22 ft) above sea level... visit below link for more info: http://india.co.in/?q=node/133

In the French Alps. Right next to Italy and Switzerland.

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The Iceman of the Alps was a man from 5000 years ago who lived around 3000 B.C

local people in France are very unfortunate so please donate to the help Megan and molly foundation for us to go to Switzerland

The nickname "Japanese Alps" refers to the Hida, Kiso, and Akaishi mountain ranges that bisect the main island of Honshu, running roughly north to south.

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The population of Ten Alps is 400.

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