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1518:Cordier (H.)
1421:Mountaineers
1278:Mer de Glace
1192:Pointe Ronde
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154:Haute-Savoie
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1859:Val d'Aosta
1814:Haute Route
1738:de Saussure
1396:Tré la Tête
1386:TĂŞte Rousse
1293:TĂŞte Rousse
1202:Le Portalet
1157:Mont Maudit
1152:Mont Mallet
1147:Mont Dolent
1082:Les Droites
873:Les Houches
840:Settlements
436:1966 rescue
430:John Harlin
384:and guides
257:French Alps
172:Graian Alps
96: /
71:Coordinates
1889:Categories
1864:Val Ferret
1763:Vallençant
1678:Middlemore
1573:Ghirardini
1563:Eckenstein
1548:Destivelle
1371:Mont-Blanc
1351:Elisabetta
1326:Argentière
1268:Argentière
1240:Col Ferret
1222:Tour Ronde
1212:Tita Neire
1162:Pic Eccles
1127:Mont Blanc
1107:Grande Lui
1057:Le Catogne
863:Courmayeur
848:Argentière
766:2019-05-16
721:2019-05-16
639:4 November
569:2017-05-30
544:2019-05-16
520:2015-03-14
481:References
463:Argentière
339:alpinists
296:) 3,733 m.
235:(also the
81:45°55′58″N
1653:MacIntyre
1583:GĂĽssfeldt
1543:Desmaison
1478:Bonington
1458:Blanchard
1341:Couvercle
1336:Cosmiques
1217:Tour Noir
1087:Le Génépi
924:Mountains
716:0065-6925
459:aluminium
414:Petit Dru
398:rockfalls
386:Emile Rey
374:Petit Dru
358:Petit Dru
333:Grand Dru
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279:Grand Dru
109:Geography
84:6°57′23″E
49:Elevation
35:Petit Dru
1869:Val Veny
1773:Whillans
1713:RĂ©buffat
1643:Lafaille
1638:Lachenal
1628:Kukuczka
1593:Heckmair
1568:Gabarrou
1498:Burgener
1366:Leschaux
1331:Charpoua
1260:Glaciers
1052:La Breya
883:Les Praz
868:La Fouly
853:Chamonix
702:(1966).
292:(or the
277:(or the
265:Chamonix
261:Les Praz
249:Les Drus
195:Climbing
150:Location
1778:Whymper
1748:Stephen
1723:Robbins
1698:Paradis
1693:Paccard
1688:Mummery
1673:Messner
1668:Mazeaud
1658:Mallory
1648:Lambert
1633:Kurtyka
1623:Kuffner
1618:Klucker
1608:Kennedy
1598:Hemming
1553:DĹ‚ugosz
1508:Charlet
1488:Bristow
1473:Bonatti
1406:Saleina
1321:A Neuve
1308:Refuges
1288:Saleina
1273:Bossons
878:Montroc
858:Champex
493:, with
337:British
335:was by
331:of the
323:Ascents
263:in the
255:in the
239:or the
189:Granite
178:Geology
59:Listing
1768:Walker
1758:Twight
1753:Terray
1743:Smythe
1603:Hudson
1588:Harlin
1558:Eccles
1513:Clough
1503:Cassin
1483:Boulaz
1468:Boivin
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1433:Allain
1411:Vallot
1401:Trient
1391:Torino
1346:Durier
1298:Trient
893:Trient
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245:French
158:France
140:France
1792:Other
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1708:Ratti
1703:Patey
1683:Moore
1663:Maund
1528:Couzy
1493:Brown
1438:Almer
1283:Miage
416:(the
1728:Roch
1613:King
1538:Dent
1533:Croz
1232:Cols
755:ISBN
712:ISSN
641:2011
424:and
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