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Bookmark or Share- What to do in the Jura region of France - National GeographicThanks to an economy that revolves around producing renowned wine and cheese amid rolling vineyards and mountain meadows, the Jura is a bucolic buffet for lovers of French food. But it also...
- Jura | Alpine, Lakes, Mountains | BritannicaJura, canton, northwestern Switzerland, comprising the folded Jura Mountains in the south and extending northward to the hilly region of the limestone Jura Plateau, including the districts of the Franches Montagnes and the Ajoie.
- Jura Mountains - WikipediaJura Mountains. Coordinates: 46°40′N6°15′E46.667°N 6.250°E. Not to be confused with Montes Jura or Paps of Jura. The Jura Mountains ( / ˈ ( d) ʒʊərə / JOOR-ə, ZHOOR-ə) [1] are a sub-alpine mountain range a short distance north of the Western Alps and mainly demarcate a long part of the French–Swiss border.
- Jura Mountains - WorldAtlasView from Lac du Bourget to Le Grand Colombier, Jura Mountains, France. The Jura Mountains is one of the major mountain ranges in Western Europe, located on the Swiss-French border. The mountain range sits on the northern side of the Alps and is a distant portion of the Central European Uplands.
- Jura Mountains summary | BritannicaJura Mountains, Mountain range, central Europe. It extends 225 mi (360 km) along the boundary of France and Switzerland. Its highest peak is Mount Neige, some 5,650 ft (1,700 m) high, located in France. Its western slopes are the source of the Doubs and Ain rivers in France.
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