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Zermatt
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Zer·matt  (tsr-mät)
A village of southern Switzerland in the Pennine Alps northwest of the Matterhorn. It is a noted tourist resort. Population: 5,810.
Zermatt [tsɛrˈmat]
n
(Placename) a village and resort in S Switzerland, in Valais canton at the foot of the Matterhorn: cars are not allowed in the area. Pop.: 4200 (latest est.)
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