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Mount Lyavirdyr
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Mount Lyavirdyr

mountain, Central Asia
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  • Sarykol Range

    …reaches its highest point at Mount Lyavirdyr at 20,837 ft. The Sarykol Range forms the main watershed of the Amu Darya and Tarim River basins. It is composed of schists together with granites in the north and gneisses in the south. The sparse vegetation is of the high mountain-desert variety,…

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    …reaches its highest point at Mount Lyavirdyr at 20,837 ft. The Sarykol Range forms the main watershed of the Amu Darya and Tarim River basins. It is composed of schists together with granites in the north and gneisses in the south. The sparse vegetation is of the high mountain-desert variety,…

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