Alpes sân.
Alpes sân.
Alpes sân.
Alpes sân.

Alpes sân (Tet-ngî: Alpen; Fap-ngî: Alpes; Yi-thai-li-ngî: Alpi) he yit-chho vi-yî Êu-chû chûng-sîm ke Sân-mak, kì fu̍k-koi liáu Yi-thai-li pet-phu piên-kie, Fap-koet tûng-nàm-phu, Sui-sṳ, Liechtenstein, O-thi-li, Tet-koet nàm-phu khi̍p Slovenia. Kì cho-tet pûn se fûn-vì sâm-ke phu-fûn, chhiùng Thi-chûng-hói to Blanc Fûng ke sî Alpes sân, chhiùng Valle d'Aosta to Brenner sân-khiéu (O-thi-li fò Yi-thai-li kâu-kie chhú) ke chûng Alpes sân, chhiùng Brenner sân-khiéu to Slovenia ke tûng Alpes sân. Êu-chû hí-tô thai hò tû fat ngièn yî chhṳ́, súi li̍t chṳ̂-ngièn fûng-fu, vì lî-yû, thu ká, liàu yông sṳn thi.

Alpes sân khiung yû 128 chho hói-pha̍t chhêu-ko 4000 kûng-chhak ke sân-fûng, khì-chûng chui-kô fûng Blanc Fûng hói-pha̍t 4810.45 kûng-chhak [1], vi-yî Fap-koet fò Yi-thai-li ke kâu-kie chhú. Sân-mak chhṳ̀n fû-hìn, chhòng 1200 kûng-lî, khôn 130~260 kûng-lî, phìn-kiûn hói-pha̍t yok 3000 kûng-chhak, chúng mien-chit yok 22 van phìn-fông kûng-lî.

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  1. ↑ "Mont Blanc shrinks by 45cm in two years". The Sydney Morning Herald. 6 November 2009.
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