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Nova Varoš and Sjenica are at similar altitude and distance between them is only 26km as the crow flies.
Some villages are at even higher altitude, I think than the highest populated place in Serbia is village Doganica (1603m) in southern Serbia. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doganica
But villages and especially mountain villages in the whole of Balkans disappear, because people do not want to live in villages and migrate to the cities, since the time of Communist rule.
Which is the highest populated place in France?
The highest place occupied all year in France is Val-thorens (800 inhabitants) at 2300m. It's a ski resort in winter, but in parallel it's also a little village
Tignes has its city hall at 2100m
I should dig out but I certainly have pictures of it as well somewhere. It is one of the gateways from Italy to France. Last time I was there was in 2014 while travelling to my folk's mountain apartment in the Maurienne area. There is a nice castle
Winters are not cold enough. Winter average highs are way too high. Warm ups are slow but this is better for a climate which has winters like that. Otherwise, it would be very warm throughout the year. I give it a C. It is not a bad climate.
The highest place occupied all year in France is Val-thorens (800 inhabitants) at 2300m. It's a ski resort in winter, but in parallel it's also a little village
Tignes has its city hall at 2100m
Briançon is the highest city in France (village <5000 inhab. city > 5000 inhab.)
In Turkey, there is a town called Göle in Ardahan Province. The elevation of the town is 2038 Metres. Many nights during the Winter, temperature drops to around -30℃. It's amazing how cold it is in Winter. About 27.000 People live in Göle but Urban Population is much less.
We have towns even at higher elevation than Göle but Göle is colder than them in winter.
C-, the averages aren't that bad but it seems too stable. The record low is much higher than that of Grenoble's (1971), which is a disgrace. And of course, while the averages are acceptable, they aren't good at all either. I don't want every other summer night to drop below 10°C!
I swear I had plenty of pics from the Ecrins in my hard drive, but I can't find them anymore. FWIW here's a pic I took of the road pass between Grenoble and Briançon in April 2006 (time flies!), 2000 m+ asl:
C-, the averages aren't that bad but it seems too stable. The record low is much higher than that of Grenoble's (1971), which is a disgrace. And of course, while the averages are acceptable, they aren't good at all either. I don't want every other summer night to drop below 10°C!
I swear I had plenty of pics from the Ecrins in my hard drive, but I can't find them anymore. FWIW here's a pic I took of the road pass between Grenoble and Briançon in April 2006 (time flies!), 2000 m+ asl:
Oh la route de la cime de la bonette, great !
Yes it's cold. Briançon is one of the coldest city in France.
I went there many times, evenings are fine in July-August. You can barbecue late without any sweater
I choosed it fresh because I was dreaming about cold air in the RER D lol
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