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Mount Guton

mountain, Russia
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    …11,968 feet (3,648 metres) in Mount Guton and 14,652 feet (4,466 metres) in Mount Bazardyuzyu (Bazardyuzi). North of the main range the Andysky-Salatau and Gimrinsky ranges enclose a huge triangle of extremely rugged mountains known as the Dagestan Interior Highland. Those mountains are cut up by the deep valleys and…

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    …11,968 feet (3,648 metres) in Mount Guton and 14,652 feet (4,466 metres) in Mount Bazardyuzyu (Bazardyuzi). North of the main range the Andysky-Salatau and Gimrinsky ranges enclose a huge triangle of extremely rugged mountains known as the Dagestan Interior Highland. Those mountains are cut up by the deep valleys and…

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