Snowy Mountains. Australia
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1959.v12.i108.5433Abstract
El gran macizo de Snowy Mountains sigue la dirección norte-sur en una extensión de unos 160 km, alcanzando una altitud de 2.225 metros en su pico más alto. A esta región se la llama los Alpes australianos, que están cubiertos de nieve durante casi seis meses del año.
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