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Román-Kosh (en ruso: Роман-Кош, en ucraniano: Роман-Кош, en tártaro de Crimea: Roman Qoş) es una montaña situada en Crimea, entre los municipios de Yalta y Alushta. Es el punto más elevado de la península, situado a una altura de 1.545 metros. En la actualidad alberga el parque nacional de Crimea.
Roman-Kosh (Russian: Роман-Кош, Ukrainian: Роман-Кош, Crimean Tatar: Orman Qoş) is the highest peak of the Crimean Mountains. See also. List of European ultra prominent peaks; References
- 1,545 m (5,069 ft)
- Ultra
- 1,541 m (5,056 ft)
- Crimean Mountains
De Wikipedia, la enciclopedia encyclopedia. Román-Kosh ( en ruso: Роман-Кош, en ucraniano: Роман-Кош, en tártaro de Crimea: Roman Qoş) es una montaña situada en Crimea, entre los municipios de Yalta y Alushta. Es el punto más elevado de la península, situado a una altura de 1.545 metros.
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The Crimea's highest peak is the Roman-Kosh (Ukrainian: Роман-Кош; Russian: Роман-Кош, Crimean Tatar: Roman Qoş) on the Babugan Yayla at 1,545 metres (5,069 ft). Other important peaks over 1,200 metres include: 1. Demir-Kapu (Ukrainian: Демір-Капу, Russian: Демир-Капу, Crimean Tatar: Demir Qapı) 1,540 m in the Babugan Yayla; 2. Zeytin-Kosh (Ukraini...
The passes over the Crimean Mountains are: (from east to west) 1. Angarskyi Pass (752m) near Perevalne, on a road from Alushta to Simferopol 2. Okhotnyche (1185m) near Ai-Petri mountain peak, on the road from Yalta to Bakhchysarai 3. Baydar Gate (503m) near Foros, connecting Baydar Valleyand the sea coast 4. Laspi Pass (350m) near Cape Aya, on a ro...
Archaeologists have found the earliest anatomically modern humans in Europe in the Crimean Mountains' Buran-Kaya caves. The fossils are 32,000 years old, with the artifacts linked to the Gravettianculture. The fossils have cut marks suggesting a post-mortem defleshing ritual.
Qarabiy yaylaQarabiy yaylaQarabiy yaylaMountain plateau of Chatyr-Dag mountainMount Roman-Kosh, the highest mountain on the Crimean Peninsula, Ukraine, reaching a height of 5,069 feet (1,545 metres). It is situated on the most southerly coastal ridge of the three ranges that form the Crimean Mountains. It consists mainly of limestones.
El pico más alto de Crimea es el Roman-Kosh (en ruso: Роман-Кош, en tártaro de Crimea: Roman Qoş) situado en la meseta de Babugan, con una altura de 1.545 metros. Otros picos importantes por encima de los 1.200 metros son:
