- Vosges Mountains
- mtn., chain, E France.
Webster's Gazetteer. 2013.
Vosges Mountains
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Vosges (Mountains) — [vōzh] mountain range in NE France, west of the Rhine: highest peak, c. 4,700 ft (1,433 m) * * * … Universalium
Vosges (Mountains) — [vōzh] mountain range in NE France, west of the Rhine: highest peak, c. 4,700 ft (1,433 m) … English World dictionary
Vosges (Mountains) — [vōzh] mountain range in NE France, west of the Rhine: highest peak, c. 4,700 ft (1,433 m) … English World dictionary
Vosges Mountains — Location of the Vosges Typical landscape of the Vosges (Chajoux valley … Wikipedia
Vosges — This article is about the department. For the mountain range, see Vosges Mountains. Vosges Department … Wikipedia
Vosges — /vohzh/, n. 1. a range of low mountains in NE France: highest peak, 4668 ft. (1423 m). 2. a department in NE France. 397,957; 2279 sq. mi. (5905 sq. km). Cap.: Épinal. * * * ▪ massif, France massif extending west of the Rhine River Valley… … Universalium
Haardt Mountains — ▪ mountains, Germany also called Hardt Mountains, mountain range in Rheinland Pfalz Land (state), southwestern Germany. They comprise the eastern part of the Pfälzer Forest Mountains and lie west of the Rhine River basin, extending from… … Universalium
Vosges — geographical name mountains NE France on W side of Rhine valley; highest point 4672 feet (1424 meters) … New Collegiate Dictionary
VOSGES — a range of mountains in the NE. of France, since 1871 forming the Franco German frontier by the inclusion of Alsace in German territory; they separate the basin of the Moselle from that of the Rhine … The Nuttall Encyclopaedia
Vosges — [[t]voʊʒ[/t]] n. pl. geg a range of low mountains in NE France: highest peak, 4668 ft. (1423 m) … From formal English to slang
