List of alpine clubs
List of Alpine clubs

List of alpine clubs

Section Title: List of Alpine clubs
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Club	Abbreviation	Country	Founded

Alpine Club Prishtina	KAP	Kosovo	2013

Clube Alpino Paulista	CAP	Brazil	1959

Academic Alpine Club of Innsbruck	AAKI	Austria	1893

Academic Alpine Association of Innsbruck	AAVI	Austria	1900

Academic Alpine Club of Munich	AAVM	Germany	1892

South Tyrol Alpine Club	AVS	Italy	1946 (1869-1923: part of OeAV, banned after 1923)

Alpine Club	AC	Great Britain	1857/58

Alpine Club of Canada	ACC	Canada	1906

Alpine Club of Haller	AGH	Austria	1905

Alpine Club of Krummholz	AGK	Austria	1879

Alpine Club of Peilsteiner	AG?	Austria	1894

Alpine Club of Preintaler	AGP	Austria	1885

Alpine Club of Reißtaler	AGR	Austria	1881

Alpine Association of Berne	AVB	Switzerland	1909

American Alpine Club	AAC	USA	1902

Alpine Club at CU	CUAP	USA	2001

Appalachian Mountain Club	AMC	USA	1876

Associazione Sentieri Alpini Calanca	ASAC	Switzerland	1978

Australian Alpine Club	AAC	Australia	1950

Barts and the London Alpine Club	BLAC	United Kingdom	1941

Belgian Alpine Club	BAC CAB	Belgium	1883

Club Alpin Monégasque	CAM	Monaco	1911

Club Alpin Français	CAF	France	1874

Club Alpino Italiano	CAI	Italy	1863

Clubul Alpin Roman	CAR	Romania	1936

Crimean-Caucasian Mountaineering Club	CCMC	Russia	1890

Delftsche Studenten Alpen Club	DSC	Netherland	1922

Den Norske Turistforening	DNT	Norway	1886

Excelsior Alpine Club	Excelsior	Hungary	1966

German Alpine Club (Deutscher Alpenverein)	DAV	Germany	1869

Kiama Alpine Club	KAC	Australia	1957

Kiandra Pioneer Ski Club	KPSC	Australia	1861

Kosciusko Alpine Club	KAC	Australia	1909

Federación Española de Deportes de Montaña y Escalada	FEDME	Spain	1922

Fédération des Clubs Alpins Académiques de Suisse Association of Academic Alpine Clubs of Switzerland Academic Alpine Club of Basle AACBS 1918 Academic Alpine Club of Berne AACB 1905 Academic Alpine Club of Zürich AACZ 1896 Club Alpin Académique Genève CAAG 1927	FCAAS	Switzerland	1983

Fédération française de la montagne et de l’escalade	FFME	France	1942

Federazione alpinistica ticinese	FAT	Switzerland	1965

Groupe Alpin Luxembourgeois	GAL	Luxembourg	1955

Groupe de Haute Montagne	GHM	France	1919

Climbing Interest Group (Interessengemeinschaft Klettern)	IG Klettern	Germany	1989

Icelandic Alpine Club	ÍSALP	Iceland	1977

Japanese Alpine Club	JAC	Japan	1905

Ladies' Alpine Club	LAC	Great Britain	1907 to 1975 Merged with AC

Liechtenstein Alpine Club	LAV	Liechtenstein	1946 (1909 DuÖAV branch)

Austrian Friends of Nature (Naturfreunde Österreich)	NFÖ, TVN	Austria	1895

Nederlandse Klim- en Bergsport Vereniging	NKBV	Netherlands	1902/1998

Österreichische Bergsteigervereinigung	ÖBV	Austria	1907

Austrian Alpine Club (Österreichischer Alpenklub)	ÖAK	Austria	1878

Austrian Alpine Club (Österreichischer Alpenverein)	OeAV	Austria	1862

Austrian Tourist Club (Österreichischer Touristenklub)	ÖTK	Austria	1869

Austrian Tourist Association (Österreichischer Touristenverein)	ÖTV	Austria	1908

Alpine Association of Slovenia (Planinska zveza Slovenije)	PZS	Slovenia	1893

Ljubljana Matica Alpine Club (Planinsko društvo Ljubljana-Matica)	PD LM	Slovenia	1945

Polski Związek Alpinizmu	PZA	Poland	1974

Swiss Alpine Club	SAC CAS	Switzerland	1863

Skagit Alpine Club	SAC	USA	1960

Swiss Ladies' Alpine Club	SFAC	Switzerland	1918 to 1979 Merged mit SAC

Società Alpinistica Ticinese	SAT	Switzerland	1937

Società Escursionistica Verzaschese	SEV	Switzerland	1983

Société des Touristes du Dauphiné	STD	France	1875

Southern Alps Ski Club	SASC	Australia	1935

Svenska Turistföreningen	STF	Sweden	1885

Türkiye Dağcılık Federasyonu	TDF	Turkey	1936 (predecessor 1928)

Unione Ticinese Operai Esccursionisti	UTOE	Switzerland	1919

Israel Climbers Club	ICC	Israel	1939

Mazamas	MAZ	USA	1894

Damavand mountaineering and ski club	DMSC	Iran	1953

The Mountaineers	USA	1906

Sentence(s)

The Austrian Tourist Club (Österreichische Touristenklub) or ÖTK is the Alpine club in Austria.

final_sentence: The Austrian Tourist Club (Österreichische Touristenklub) or ÖTK is the Alpine club in Austria.