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Ciucașul
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Ciucaș, mountain peak in Romania, at 6,099 feet (1,859 metres) the highest point in the Buzău Mountains. It is a picturesque mountain noted for the strange shapes of its limestone and conglomerate rocks, which are known locally as the Frying Pans but have the appearance of chimney towers.

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