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Stolica

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

    …Ore Mountains (Slovenské Rudohorie), with Stolica (4,846 feet) as the highest peak; they are built of metamorphic rocks and of sedimentaries of the Paleozoic Era (more than 250 million years old). Also found there are tableland areas of Mesozoic limestones, about 150 million years old, containing such large caves as…

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    …Ore Mountains (Slovenské Rudohorie), with Stolica (4,846 feet) as the highest peak; they are built of metamorphic rocks and of sedimentaries of the Paleozoic Era (more than 250 million years old). Also found there are tableland areas of Mesozoic limestones, about 150 million years old, containing such large caves as…

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