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Eren Habirga Mountains
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Eren Habirga Mountains

mountains, Asia
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  • Tien Shan mountain range
    Tien Shan
    / Physiography

    …the eastern Tien Shan: the Eren Habirga Mountains, which reach elevations of 18,200 feet (5,550 metres). The ridge has considerable glacial development, as well as numerous forms of relief that indicate the area was the site of ancient glaciation.

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    …the eastern Tien Shan: the Eren Habirga Mountains, which reach elevations of 18,200 feet (5,550 metres). The ridge has considerable glacial development, as well as numerous forms of relief that indicate the area was the site of ancient glaciation.

    Read More