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GreatSaint Bernard Pass — Great Saint Bernard Pass An Alpine pass, 2,473.6 m (8,110 ft) high, on the Italian Swiss border. Known to the ancient Romans, it is named for Saint Bernard of Menthon, who founded a hospice at its summit in the 11th century. * * * … Universalium
LittleSaint Bernard Pass — Little Saint Bernard Pass A mountain pass through the Savoy Alps between Italy and France south of Mont Blanc. It rises to 2,189.9 m (7,180 ft). * * * … Universalium
Little Saint Bernard Pass — ▪ pass, France French Col du Petit Saint Bernard, Italian Colle del Piccolo San Bernardo pass (7,178 ft [2,188 m]) situated just southwest of the Italian border in Savoie département of southeastern France; it lies between the Mont… … Universalium
Great St Bernard Pass — This article is about the mountain pass. For other uses, see Saint Bernard (disambiguation). Great St Bernard Pass Col du Grand Saint Bernard View of the south side from the monastery … Wikipedia
Little St Bernard Pass — Little St. Bernard Pass View of the stone circle crossed diagonally by the road. Remains of World War II fortifications are also visible. Elevat … Wikipedia
Little St. Bernard Pass — mountain pass in the Graian Alps, between France & Italy: 7,178 ft (2,188 m) high * * * Mountain pass, Savoy Alps. Situated southwest of the Italian border in southeastern France, it connects Bourg St. Maurice, France, with La Thuile, Italy.… … Universalium
Great St. Bernard Pass — mountain pass in the Pennine Alps, on the border between SW Switzerland & Italy: 8,110 ft (2,472 m) high * * * … Universalium
Great St. Bernard Pass — mountain pass in the Pennine Alps, on the border between SW Switzerland & Italy: 8,110 ft (2,472 m) high … English World dictionary
Little St. Bernard Pass — mountain pass in the Graian Alps, between France & Italy: 7,178 ft (2,188 m) high … English World dictionary
St Bernard Pass — noun either of two passes in the Alps: Great St Bernard, between Italy and Switzerland, east of Mont Blanc, 2472 m high; Little St Bernard, between Italy and France, south of Mont Blanc, 2157 m high …
