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feet/meters
It would be desirable to "translate" the altitude of the mountains referenced from feet to meters, because the alpin world refears to the altitudes in meters, that is the standar unit of measure in all the world (except maybe the US and a few more countries who choose to not join the standar unit). — Preceding
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