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Definition of Monte Bianco
1. Noun. The highest mountain peak in the Alps; on the border between France and Italy to the south of Geneva (15,781 feet high).
Group relationships: Italia, Italian Republic, Italy, France, French Republic, Alps, The Alps
Generic synonyms: Mountain Peak
Lexicographical Neighbors of Monte Bianco
Literary usage of Monte Bianco
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Journal of a Deputation Sent to the East by the Committee of the Malta by Malta Protestant college (1855)
"... to Jaffa—Mount Lebanon—Sidon—Sarepta—Ancient Phoenicia—Ancient Tyre—Its
destruction—Modern Tyre—Solomon's Cisterns—Sepulchre of Hiram, Monte Bianco, ..."
2. Adventure Guide to the Alps by Krista Dana (2004)
"For more info, contact o 0165 842 060, www.comune.courmayeur. ao.it. The post
office is near the tourist office at the Piazzale Monte Bianco. ..."
3. The Private Diary of Richard, Duke of Buckingham and Chandos (1862)
"Beyond Monte Rosso, the cliffs of Monte Bianco bound the land; and the whole
mountain, from the summit to the base, is a mass of pumice. ..."
4. A Classical and Topographical Tour Through Greece, During the Years 1801 by Edward Dodwell (1819)
"The mountains on each side of the first basin rise to a considerable height; but
particularly those on the north; Monte Bianco presents a ..."
5. Journal of a Deputation Sent to the East by the Committee of the Malta by Malta Protestant college (1855)
"... to Jaffa—Mount Lebanon—Sidon—Sarepta—Ancient Phoenicia—Ancient Tyre—Its
destruction—Modern Tyre—Solomon's Cisterns—Sepulchre of Hiram, Monte Bianco, ..."
6. Adventure Guide to the Alps by Krista Dana (2004)
"For more info, contact o 0165 842 060, www.comune.courmayeur. ao.it. The post
office is near the tourist office at the Piazzale Monte Bianco. ..."
7. The Private Diary of Richard, Duke of Buckingham and Chandos (1862)
"Beyond Monte Rosso, the cliffs of Monte Bianco bound the land; and the whole
mountain, from the summit to the base, is a mass of pumice. ..."
8. A Classical and Topographical Tour Through Greece, During the Years 1801 by Edward Dodwell (1819)
"The mountains on each side of the first basin rise to a considerable height; but
particularly those on the north; Monte Bianco presents a ..."
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