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The term alpine refers to the mountain range of the Alps.
Alpine may also refer to
The West face of the Petit Dru above the Chamonix valley near the Mer de Glace
- Alpine climate and Climate of the Alps
- Alpine (goat)
- Alpine (car), French manufacturer of cars
- Chrysler Alpine, compact car
- Sunbeam Alpine, sports car
- Alpine Electronics, manufacturer of car audio and navigation systems
- Alpine flora
- Alpine program, a peer-to-peer network program
- a type of glacier
- a type of rock garden
Places named Alpine include:
In Canada:
- Alpine, Manitoba
- Alpine Meadows, California
- Alpine Ridge, Nova Scotia
- Alpine Village, Peterborough County, Ontario
- Alpine Village, Waterloo Region, Ontario
- Canyon Alpine, British Columbia
- Domaine-Alpine
- Glen Alpine, Nova Scotia.
In the United States:
- Alpine, Alabama
- Alpine, Alaska
- Alpine, California
- Alpine, New Jersey
- Alpine, Texas
- Alpine, Utah
- Alpine, Wyoming
See also:
- Alpine Meadows
- Alps (disambiguation)
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