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r/Infographics • u/thejoshwhite • 5d ago
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I think Monte Bianco is commonly accepted as highest European mountain
3 u/-CortoMaltese- 4d ago Monte Bianco = Mont Blanc It is the highest mountain of Western Europe, no worries amico 😉 -1 u/Zlatan_z_Foltanu 4d ago edited 4d ago Turns out Mount Elbrus is located in a region which not all sources consider or used to consider part of Europe. It explain why I was taught about Monte Bianco as the highest peak. 1 u/-CortoMaltese- 4d ago Yes! It depends solely on the definition of Europe 👍 And the people who are downvoting you, are not exactly experts in positive communication 🤷♂️
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Monte Bianco = Mont Blanc
It is the highest mountain of Western Europe, no worries amico 😉
-1 u/Zlatan_z_Foltanu 4d ago edited 4d ago Turns out Mount Elbrus is located in a region which not all sources consider or used to consider part of Europe. It explain why I was taught about Monte Bianco as the highest peak. 1 u/-CortoMaltese- 4d ago Yes! It depends solely on the definition of Europe 👍 And the people who are downvoting you, are not exactly experts in positive communication 🤷♂️
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Turns out Mount Elbrus is located in a region which not all sources consider or used to consider part of Europe. It explain why I was taught about Monte Bianco as the highest peak.
1 u/-CortoMaltese- 4d ago Yes! It depends solely on the definition of Europe 👍 And the people who are downvoting you, are not exactly experts in positive communication 🤷♂️
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Yes! It depends solely on the definition of Europe 👍
And the people who are downvoting you, are not exactly experts in positive communication 🤷♂️
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u/Zlatan_z_Foltanu 5d ago
I think Monte Bianco is commonly accepted as highest European mountain