4000m Summits in the Alps¶
International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation. 4000m Summits in the Alps. source.
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- The International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation's classification of 4,000-metre Alpine peaks illustrates the conventional second stage.
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The UIAA page states the federation's official 1994 classification of the 82 recognised 4,000m Alpine summits, the classification the claim cites.
“As part of its commitment to developing international standards for mountaineering, the UIAA officially classified the 82 recognised 4,000m summits in the Alps. In March 1994, the UIAA Bulletin (newsletter) published – in collaboration with the Club Alpino Italiano (CAI) – an official list of the 82 Alpine summits higher than 4,000m.”
- The International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation's classification of 4,000-metre Alpine peaks illustrates the conventional second stage.
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