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Łupków Pass

mountain pass, Europe
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  • Carpathian Mountains; cross section of the Western Carpathians
    Carpathian Mountains
    / Physiography of the Carpathian Mountains

    …to the north and the Łupków Pass (2,100 feet) and the Laborec Valley to the south. There the Carpathians are only some 75–80 miles wide, while in the west they are 170 miles and in the east as much as 220–250 miles across.

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    …to the north and the Łupków Pass (2,100 feet) and the Laborec Valley to the south. There the Carpathians are only some 75–80 miles wide, while in the west they are 170 miles and in the east as much as 220–250 miles across.

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