Алпал

**Алпал** ( ;  ;  ; ;  ) — бищун борхатаб (4809 м) ва бищун гӀатӀидаб мугӀрул балазул система, жиб тӀубанго Европаялда бугеб ва тӀибитӀараб гӀага-шагарго 1210 км-алъ микьго Алпиял пачалихъаздасан (бакътӀерхьудаса бакъбаккуде): Парансиялдаса байбихьун, Швейцариялдасан, Монакоялдасан, Италиялдасан, Лихтенштейналдасан, Австриялдасан ва Германиялдасан Словениялде. 

Алпазул кӀамури тӀибитӀула Ракьдагьоркьоб ралъадалъул бакътӀерхьул рагӀалде бугеб Ниццаялдаса Адриатикаялда бугеб Триесталде ва Паннонияб бассеналъул байбихьуда бугеб Вйен щвезегӀан. МугӀрул лӀугьана анцӀ-анцӀ миллион соназда жанир евразияб ва африканияб тектоникиял къаналлъаби цоцалӀ тункиялъул хӀасилалда. Гьеб вакъигӀаталдалъун лӀугьараб цӀикӀкӀараб къокълъел сабаблъана тӀадекъаялдалъун ва сокӀкӀиналдалъун ралъдал седиментариял гьецӀаби Монблан ва Маттергьорн гӀадал тӀогьазде рорхиялъе.

Алпазул бищун борхатаб тӀогьлъун ккола Монблан, жиб парансгин итал гӀорхъода бугеб; гьелъул борхалъи буго 4809 м. Алпазул регионалда буго 128 тӀогь, жиндир борхалъи 4000-ялдаса цӀикӀкӀун метр бугеб.

## Этимология

## География

## Геология ва орогения

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## МугъчӀваял

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## КъватӀисел регӀелал
* 17, 2005 Satellite photo of the Alps, taken on August 31, 2005, by MODIS aboard Terra
* Official website of the Alpine Space Programme This EU co-funded programme co-finances transnational projects in the Alpine region