S division of the W Alps, along the French-Italian border: highest peak, 10,817 ft (3,297 m)
Maritime Alps
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Maritime Alps
A range of the southwest Alps on the French-Italian border near the Mediterranean Sea. The highest elevation is 3,297 m (10,817 ft).
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