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Dinaric Alps (Donadoni/Bruce Coleman, Inc.)

Dinaric Alps, mountain group, south-eastern Europe, part of the Eastern Alpine system. Extending from the Julian Alps, in north-eastern Italy and...

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Croatia’s diverse territory includes flat plains, low mountains, a mainland coastline extending 1,778 km (1,067 mi), and numerous offshore islands....

The Swiss people as a whole are mainly of Alpine, Nordic, and Slavic or Dinaric descent. The ethnic composition of Switzerland is generally defined...

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	Advertisement Windows Live® Search Results Dinaric Alps - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Dinaric Alps or Dinarides (Croatian and Bosnian: Dinarsko gorje or Dinaridi, Albanian: Alpet Dinaride, Serbian: Динарске планине or Динариди/ Dinarske ... Dinaric Alps Extension of the European Alps that runs parallel to the eastern Adriatic coast, stretching from Slovenia along the frontier between Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina into Montenegro ... Dinaric Alps - definition of Dinaric Alps by the Free Online ... A range of the northwest Balkan Peninsula extending about 644 km (400 mi) along the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. See all search results in Windows Live® Search Results

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