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Cime de la Malédie
Cime de la Malédie
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Highest point
Prominence	132 m (433 ft)
Isolation	1.12 km (0.70 mi)
Coordinates	44°07′20″N 7°23′54″E / 44.12222°N 7.39833°E
Naming
Native name	Cime de la Malédie (French); Cima Maledia (Italian);
Geography
Parent range	Mercantour-Argentera massif
Geology
Rock type	Anatexites

Cime de la Malédie (Italian: Cima Maledia) is a mountain in the Maritime Alps, on the France–Italy border. Its French part is located in the upper Gordolasque valley, in the commune of Belvédère, in the department of Alpes-Maritimes.

Geography

The peak is bordered by Lac Long, to the south, and is located to the east of Cime du Gélas. The French part of this summit is part of the Mercantour National Park, and its Italian part is part of the Maritime Alps Natural Park. Geologically, it is made up of anatexites.^[1]

History

The normal route was opened by Élisa and Louis Maubert, accompanied by guides Jean and Jean-Baptiste Plent, on July 23, 1895.^[2] The first winter ascent of the same route was carried out by Victor de Cessole, accompanied by B. Daniel and J. Plent, on March 16, 1904.^[3]

References

^ "Saint-Martin-Vésubie / Le Boréon - Carte géologique à 1/50000" (PDF). Bureau des recherches géologique et minières. 2011.
^ "Punta della Maledìa" (PDF). Rivista Mensile del Club Alpino Italiano. 15 (8): 331–332. 1896.
^ Paillon, Maurice (1905). La Montagne: revue mensuelle du Club alpin français (in French). Club alpin français. p. 324.

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[1] "Saint-Martin-Vésubie / Le Boréon - Carte géologique à 1/50000" (PDF). Bureau des recherches géologique et minières. 2011.

[2] "Punta della Maledìa" (PDF). Rivista Mensile del Club Alpino Italiano. 15 (8): 331–332. 1896.

[3] Paillon, Maurice (1905). La Montagne: revue mensuelle du Club alpin français (in French). Club alpin français. p. 324.

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