User talk:Morenooso/Pizzo Coca Mountain

Latest comment: 14 years ago by Morenooso in topic Possible sources
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I just visited Wikipedia:WikiProject Mountains. In their Resources section, they list the following:

  • Peaklist.org Exhaustive lists of peaks with a minimum prominence, including all mountains in the world with > 1500 m prominence
Pizzo Coca appears in this list under its Italian name, Pizzo di Coca, with a rank number 36 and listed at 3050 meters but its prominence is 1878 meters. I think that the prominence values disqualifies Pizzo Coca but would like another opinion. Please see:

Another resource listed by that WikiProject is:

Its URL on Pizzo di Coca is:

Peakware lists Pizzo Coca at 3050 meters.

I will introduce a References section and list these two URLs. --Morenooso (talk) 20:30, 11 May 2010 (UTC)Reply

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