Talk:Maritime Alps
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"col de l'Argentiere" is either reffered as "col de Larche" in French or "colle della Madelenna" in Italian. I'm not sure about the Italian spelling, but "Col de l'Argentière" is incorrect.
Has the data for the various passes and roads been updated for 2005? I remember reading an article on the Vosges that talked about the road network as it existed when EB1911 was written... David.Monniaux
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