ラス・ダシャン山 (Japanese Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "ラス・ダシャン山" in Japanese language version.

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"Africa Ultra-Prominences" According to Peaklist.org: "There is a high-divergence of published elevations for Ras Dejen (also spelled Ras Deshen or Ras Dashen). An Italian military survey measured it at 4620m, a height that is still often quoted.^{Peakware.com quotes this measurement} A new elevation of 4,533m emerged from a 1970s triangulation survey.^{example: Peakbagger.comand Summitpost.org} A subsequent Franco-Italian survey established a height of 4,550m."Peaklist footnote #2. See also Elevation misquotes. Retrieved 2012-09-02.

"Africa Ultra-Prominences" According to Peaklist.org: "There is a high-divergence of published elevations for Ras Dejen (also spelled Ras Deshen or Ras Dashen). An Italian military survey measured it at 4620m, a height that is still often quoted.^{Peakware.com quotes this measurement} A new elevation of 4,533m emerged from a 1970s triangulation survey.^{example: Peakbagger.comand Summitpost.org} A subsequent Franco-Italian survey established a height of 4,550m."Peaklist footnote #2. See also Elevation misquotes. Retrieved 2012-09-02.
"Africa Ultra-Prominences" Peaklist.org. Retrieved 2012-09-02.

"Africa Ultra-Prominences" According to Peaklist.org: "There is a high-divergence of published elevations for Ras Dejen (also spelled Ras Deshen or Ras Dashen). An Italian military survey measured it at 4620m, a height that is still often quoted.^{Peakware.com quotes this measurement} A new elevation of 4,533m emerged from a 1970s triangulation survey.^{example: Peakbagger.comand Summitpost.org} A subsequent Franco-Italian survey established a height of 4,550m."Peaklist footnote #2. See also Elevation misquotes. Retrieved 2012-09-02.

"Africa Ultra-Prominences" According to Peaklist.org: "There is a high-divergence of published elevations for Ras Dejen (also spelled Ras Deshen or Ras Dashen). An Italian military survey measured it at 4620m, a height that is still often quoted.^{Peakware.com quotes this measurement} A new elevation of 4,533m emerged from a 1970s triangulation survey.^{example: Peakbagger.comand Summitpost.org} A subsequent Franco-Italian survey established a height of 4,550m."Peaklist footnote #2. See also Elevation misquotes. Retrieved 2012-09-02.

"Africa Ultra-Prominences" According to Peaklist.org: "There is a high-divergence of published elevations for Ras Dejen (also spelled Ras Deshen or Ras Dashen). An Italian military survey measured it at 4620m, a height that is still often quoted.^{Peakware.com quotes this measurement} A new elevation of 4,533m emerged from a 1970s triangulation survey.^{example: Peakbagger.comand Summitpost.org} A subsequent Franco-Italian survey established a height of 4,550m."Peaklist footnote #2. See also Elevation misquotes. Retrieved 2012-09-02.