Mont Chauve

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Mont Chauve is an alternate name for Mont Ventoux, a prominent and often windswept peak in southeastern France famed for its barren summit and frequent inclusion in the Tour de France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
alternateName Mont Ventoux NERFINISHED
climateFeature strong mistral winds
country France
culturalSignificance symbol of Provence in cycling culture
elevation 1912 m
firstTourDeFranceInclusionYear 1951
geology limestone
hasFacility weather station at summit
hasSnowInWinter often
hasStructure telecommunications tower at summit
locatedInDepartment Vaucluse NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
locatedNear Bédoin NERFINISHED
Carpentras NERFINISHED
Malaucène NERFINISHED
Sault NERFINISHED
mountainRange Alpes (isolated outlier of the Alps) NERFINISHED
nameEtymology Ventoux possibly from Latin ventosus (windy) NERFINISHED
nickName Géant de Provence NERFINISHED
Mont Chauve NERFINISHED
notableFor frequent inclusion in the Tour de France
iconic cycling climb
overlooks Luberon NERFINISHED
Montagne de Lure NERFINISHED
Rhône Valley NERFINISHED
partOf Provence NERFINISHED
prominence very high relative to surroundings
protectedArea Biosphere Reserve
roadAccess paved road from Bédoin
paved road from Malaucène
paved road from Sault
roadGradientCharacteristic long sustained climb
roadGradientCharacteristic steep gradients on Bédoin side
sport road cycling
summitCharacteristic barren limestone summit
often windswept
tourDeFranceStageFinish yes
tourism popular destination for cyclists
popular destination for hikers
unescoStatus UNESCO Biosphere Reserve NERFINISHED
usedFor meteorological observations
vegetationZones Mediterranean at lower slopes
montane forest on middle slopes
quasi-alpine barren summit
visibleFrom large parts of Provence

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Mont Ventoux nicknamed Mont Chauve