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    Mont Blanc - Wikipedia

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    Mont Blanc and adjacent mountains in the massif are predominately formed from a large intrusion of granite (termed a batholith) which was forced up through a basement layer of gneiss and mica schists during the Variscan mountain-forming event of the late Palaeozoic period. The summit of Mont Blanc is … See more

    Overview

    Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in the Alps and Western Europe, rising 4,807.81 m (15,774 ft) above sea level. It is the second-most prominent mountain in Europe, after Mount Elbrus, and it is the eleventh most prominent mountain summit See more

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    History

    Since 1760 Swiss naturalist Horace-Bénédict de Saussure began to go to Chamonix to observe Mont Blanc. He tried with the Courmayeur mountain guide Jean-Laurent Jordaney, a … See more

    Climbing routes

    Several classic climbing routes lead to the summit of Mont Blanc:
    • The most popular route is the Goûter Route, … See more

    Exploits and incidents

    • 1786: The first ascent, by Michel-Gabriel Paccard and Jacques Balmat; see Exploration of the High Alps.
    • 1787: The fourth ascent, by … See more

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    Climate

    Located on the watershed between the Rhône and the Po, the massif of Mont Blanc is also situated between the two different climatic regions of the northern and western Alps, … See more

    Elevation

    The summit of Mont Blanc is a thick, perennial ice-and-snow dome whose thickness varies. No exact and permanent summit elevation can therefore be determined, though … See more

    Refuges

    • Refuge Vallot, 4362 m
    • Bivouac Giuseppe Lampugnani, 3860 m
    • Bivouac Marco Crippa, 3840 m
    • Refuge Goûter, 3817 m
    • Bivouac Corrado Alberico – Luigi Borgna, 3684 m See more

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  5. Jacques Balmat - Wikipedia

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    A chamois hunter and collector of crystals, Balmat completed the first ascent of Mont Blanc with physician Michel-Gabriel Paccard on 8 August 1786. For this feat, King Victor Amadeus III gave him the honorary title du Mont Blanc.
    Balmat and Paccard's ascent of Mont Blanc was a major accomplishment in the early history of mountaineering. C. Douglas Milner wrote "The ascent itself wa…

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  6. Jacques Balmat, first man on Mont-Blanc - endorfeen

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    Jacques Balmat or “Mont-Blanc” was born in 1762 in the Chamonix Valley. On August 8, 1796, with his partner, Dr Michel-Gabriel Paccard, he marked history with the first ascent of Mont-Blanc. Jacques Balmat lead Horace-Bénédict de …

  8. Jacques Balmat — Wikipédia

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    Jacques Balmat est né en 1762[2], peut-être le 19 janvier[3], dans le village au pied du glacier des Pélerins[3]. La vallée de Chamonix appartient à cette époque au duché de Savoie, qui est une composante du royaume de Sardaigne. Un passeport du 18 nivôse de l'an VII (7 janvier 1799) indique qu'il mesurait 1 mètre 7…
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    • Disciplines: Alpinisme
    • Surnom: Balmat du Mont-Blanc

  9. Jacques Balmat: Or the First Ascent of Mont Blanc; A …

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    Apr 29, 2017 · Excerpt from Jacques Balmat: Or the First Ascent of Mont Blanc; A True Story …

    • Author: T. Louis Oxley
    • Format: Paperback
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