The Alps mountains stretch across 8 countries in Europe, totaling over 1,200 km. The highest peak is Mont Blanc in France at 4,807 meters, and the second highest is Monte Rosa in Switzerland at 4,634 meters. Around 100 million people visit the Alps each year for skiing, hiking, and other outdoor activities, though only 13.5 million live there permanently. Formed by the collision of tectonic plates, the Alps are an important tourist region with many mountain resorts that attract visitors from around the world.

1. ALPS MOUNTAINS
Some of the most well known mountains in the world

2. BIGGEST GUYS IN THE PARKING
LOT
 The alps are the biggest mountains in Europe(apart from the caucasian
mountains which are in Russia).They stretch across 3 physiographic
sections,those being the southern,eastern and northern Alps and 8
countries ,those being:
Switzerland,Monaco,Italy,Liechtenstein,France,Austria,Germany and
Slovenia and totalling over 1,200 km or 750 miles.
 They are also some of the tallest mountains in the world with the highest
peak being the massive Mont-Blanc,located in France it has a height of a
whopping 4,807.81 meters or 15,773.7 feet, and the second tallest peak in
the Alps being Monte Rosa,located in Switzerland and having a height of
4,634 meters or 15,203 feet.

3. TOURISM INDUSTRY
 The Alps are also a very popular tourist destination.People come from all
parts of the world,from Asia to North America.There are also a good amount
of resorts that people can stay in and relax to enumerate some: Cortina
D’Apezzo in Italy,Davos in Switzerland,Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Germany
and Megeve in France.
 You can go skiing,hiking,hunting,mountaineering,ice-fall
climbing,trekking,snowboarding and ice skating in the winter and bird
watching,hiking,rafting(on the River Arve),mountain biking and fishing(on
the Chavants Lake) in the summer.
 Around 100 million people come every year to visit the Alps,but only around
13.5 million people live there full-time.

4. PHOTOS OF THE TALLEST
PEAKS
Mont-Blanc,France Monte-Rosa,Switzerland

5. IMPORTANT FACTS
 The Alps formed when the European and African tectonic plates slowly collided
together.This collision helped close the ancientTethys Sea which produced complex
lithological and structural patterns which,after all of this resulted in the huge mountains
that still exist to this day.
 The most important passes are Col de l`Iseran(the highest pass in the mountain range),the
Brenner Pass,The Mont-Cenis,The Gotthard Pass and the Stelvio Pass.
 The Stelvio Pass is also know as one of the most dangerous roads in the world
 There are a good amount of underground tunnels,do you want to climb the mountains
everyday to go to another place?No?Well,the locals didn’t want to do that either so they
built tunnels to make it easier to go from place to place.
 There is a lot of wildlife, there are 4,500 species of plants,200 bird ,21 amphibian and 15
reptile and 80 mammal species there.

6. PHOTOS OF SOME
LOCATIONS

7. WEATHER
The weather in the Alps depends at what altitude you are at. Mean
January temperatures on the valley floors range from 23 to 39 °F
(−5 to 4 °C) to as high as 46 °F (8 °C) in the mountains bordering
the Mediterranean, whereas mean July temperatures range
between 59 and 75 °F (15 and 24 °C).
In the resort area of St Moritz, daytime temperatures during the
summer months average between 46F and 52F (8C and 11C), while
the average temperature during the winter is 25F (-7C) during the
day.

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PRESENTATION!
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