The highest peak in the European Alps. It is 4,807 meters above sea level. It is located on the border between France and Italy. The French side has a beautiful snowy mountain shape, as its name suggests, while the Italian side has rugged rock ridges and ice walls. Its Italian name is Monte Bianco. It is relatively easy to climb from the French side, but the Italian side has the largest and most difficult routes in the Alps, and only experienced climbers can do it. It was first climbed on August 8, 1786. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
ヨーロッパ・アルプスの最高峰。標高4807m。フランスとイタリアの国境にあり,フランス側が〈白い山〉というその名のように白雪の美しい山容を呈しているのに対して,イタリア側は荒々しい岩稜と氷壁を形成している。イタリア名はモンテ・ビアンコMonte Bianco。フランス側からの登頂は比較的容易だが,イタリア側はアルプスで最もスケールが大きい困難なルートばかりで,熟練者でなければ登れない。初登頂は1786年8月8日。
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