i dont know what country it is in.. if i look up montain region it will load me with countries with mountains.
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where in the world did you hear this? obviously use the technology. duh. film it live when your going in the mountain. and if you get lost, ppl watching you will have records and tell you to backwards on the route. plus, they can see additional things that you have probably not seen. its bullshit if you go in there alone.
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Need to know where you are located
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There are definitely more mountain ranges than continents.  Think of it this way, there can be several mountain ranges on each continent.  In North America alone, I can count three.
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I think this is a trick question.  \n\nSeminole National Park does not exist.  It is not listed in the National Parks registry.
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I'm sorry, not enough information. You could go to the Yahoo search engine under images and enter hill or mountain image. You might find something or go back to the conference organizers for the name.
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There's a lot in UK, US, France, Italy, and other part of the world. If UK, try these :
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It is in CIS (Commonwealth of Indepedent States) which includes:\nRussia \nBelarus\nUkraine\nGeorgia\nMoldova\nArmenia\nAzerbaijan\nKazkhstan\nKyrgyzstan\nTajikistan\nUzbekistan\nTurkmenistan
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Once upon a time there used to be 198. But now it's hard to tell exact. \nSoviet Union broke up and created 15 new Countries.\nYugoslavia created 6 more new Counties.\nCzechoslovakia-2 new Countries.\nBUT,,,,,\nGermany used to be two(East and West) and now ONE.\nEvery day there are changes in the ATLAS.
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Very similar to everywhere [really].  France is large [>500,000 sq. miles].  It has 3 different coast lines [Atlantic, Mediterranean, and English Channel].  It has the Alps and Pyrennes. The highest mountain in W. Europe is Mont Blanc.  The deepest gorge is in Verdon.  In July, the Normandy coast can demand a jacket and scarf on Monday and shorts on Tuesday.  The South easily reaches the 90's in Summer, while the Alps are close to the coast they keep their snow cover year round.  Rousillion is very dry and Brittany relatively wet.\n\nI'm afraid it's very much like asking what the the climate is like in the US or China, or any other large geographical region.
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switzerland, i think. best answer:)
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go to mapquest you will need to know what city, state, and country
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I think you mean *Switzerland* (which *is* landlocked).  The most famous mountain there is the Matterhorn (which was the basis of the rollercoaster ride in Disneyland...).\n\nIts height is 14,683 ft (or 4,478m) and on July 14, 1865, the British climbing party of Edward Whymper, Charles Hudson, Lord Francis Douglas, and Douglas Hadow, with Michel Croz and the two Peter Taugwalders (father and son) tried the Hörnli route and found it considerably easier than expected. On the descent Hadow slipped, knocking Croz off his feet, and dragging Hudson and Douglas with him. The rope connecting them to the other three men broke; the four fell to their deaths on the Matterhorn Glacier 1,400 m below.  (I think your clue is off here because seven made it to the top, but *four* died leaving only *three* that made it down.)  Switzerland is known for alpine horns and chocolates.  \n\nThe answer has to be the Matterhorn in Switzerland...
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a. for example in the Appalachians and western Europe.
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u.s.a. iceland and switzerland.(used to be France, but not anymore>
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It would help to have some general idea which region of the US you're in...  there are a lot of websites which list locations which might interest you.
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The correct answer is Lesotho.\n\nhttp://www.lesotholondon.org.uk/HIGH%20COMMISSION%20OF%20THE%20KINGDOM%20OF%20LESOTHO%20IN%20LONDON-22.htm