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	dandjwalks Julian Alps resort & walking
		The Julian Alps were our summer holiday destination in 1987, our first summer holiday together.
		Our first week was spent in the resort of Kransjka Gora, which lies in the Zgornjesavska valley with the Julian Alps to the south.
		The Julian Alps lie within the Triglav National Park.
	www.btinternet.com /~dandjwalks/JulianAlps/Julianalps.htm (2018 words)

	Ancient Divisions of the Alps
		Cottian Alps (Alpes Cottiae or Cottianae) included the portion of the main chain dividing Piedmont from Dauplhine and Savoy, and extending from Monte Viso to the neighbourhood of the Mont Cenis.
		Rhaetian Alps (Alpes Rhaeticae) derived their name from the Rh_ti, a powerful tribe or nation holding a large tract territory which appears to have extended from the sources of the Thine and the Ticino on the west, to those of the Adige and the Saiza on the east.
		Noric Alps (Alpes Noricae) --- Under this name the entire region lying north of the Drave, and extending thence to the valley of the Danube on the north and the plains of Hungary on the east, was included.
	www.1902-encyclopedia.com /A/ALP/alps-05.html (822 words)

	Julian Alps -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Composed mainly of limestone, the mountains are bounded by the Fella River and Sella di (Pass of) Camporosso (northwest) and by the Sava River (north and east).
		The mountains are bounded by the Dolomites (southwest), the Gail River and the Gailtaler Alpen (north), the Karawanken (east), and the Julian Alps (southeast).
		The Sava, originating in the Julian Alps, flows past Ljubljana toward Croatia; its narrow valley serves as a road and rail conduit to Zagreb and eventually Belgrade, in Serbia.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9044120?tocId=9044120 (882 words)

	Julian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Julian the Apostate, (331/332–363), Flavius Claudius Julianus, Roman emperor
		Julian Alps, part of the Alps in Italy and Slovenia
		Julian, California, an alpine town in the United States renowned for its apple pie
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Julian (131 words)

	Jezera (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The Julian Alps which are part of the largest European mountain range, the Alps, got their name of Latin origin after the settlement of Forum Julii, a Roman predecessor of the present Cividale.
		Because of their specific features, alps have always been a world for itself, away from the everyday rural life, and at the margin of its routines, somehow remote from the authorities that were for centuries foreign, non–Slovenian.
		Karstic surface prevails, with pits and abysses and caves, and with all the characteristics of karst hydrography.
	www.zrc-sazu.si /www/pc/www_jezera_ang/jezera.html (4197 words)

	The Julian Alps: article by Dudley Stevens
		The Eastern Julians, forming the larger area, are in Slovenia (the northernmost state of Yugoslavia), and the Western Julians in Italy.
		A unique feature of the Julians is the chance they give to the mountaineer -the person who, not necessarily an experienced rock climber, has a deft foot, a head for heights, a love of exploration and a sense of fulfilment in the mountains.
		The Julian valleys are beautiful and many of them can be explored by car for at least some distance, as I proved for myself after a severe illness when, although desperately disappointed that I could not reach the tops, I had a marvellous holiday all the same.
	home.hetnet.nl /~rjs25/hoofdmap/julianalpsstevens.htm (3109 words)

	Julian Alps
		Julian Alps, mountain range, NE Italy and NW Slovenia, between the Carnic Alps and the Dinaric Alps, rising to 9,396 ft (2,864 m) in Triglav, the highest peak in Slovenia.
		Triglav - Triglav, peak, 9,392 ft (2,863 m) high, Slovenia, in the Julian Alps, near the Italian and...
		Situated in the Julian Alps and on the small Lake of Bled, it is a...
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/world/A0826734.html (135 words)

	the Slovenian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The natural as well as cultural heritage of the Julians is well preserved, unlike that of some other Alpine regions where severe intervention in tourism and intensive farming has utterly transformed the original appearance of the Alpine landscape, impoverished its animate and inanimate nature, and turned entire regions into urbanised amusement parks.
		Mountains in general are extremely important as reservoirs of drinking water, and this is why the Julian Alps are vital for the bulk of Slovenia’s population.
		In the Julians there are two autochthonous breeds linked with mountain pasturing: Bohinj cika cattle on the Gorenjska side of the Julians, and Bovec sheep on the Primorska side.
	home.cogeco.ca /~slovenianamerica/articles/kersic.htm (1398 words)

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