Titov Vrh

mountain, North Macedonia

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Titov Vrh is a mountain located in the Šar Mountains range in western North Macedonia. This range is known for its rugged terrain and is part of the Balkan mountain system. Titov Vrh reaches an elevation of 9,012 feet (2,747 meters) and is situated between the Morava-Drim and Vardar river systems. The Šar Mountains are characterized by steep peaks and cirque lakes, indicating past glaciation. The region offers pastureland above the tree line, supporting livestock, and is particularly recognized for cheese production. It is also an area for climbing and winter sports, with Popova Šapka being a notable winter sports center.1

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Šar Mountains
…and Vardar river systems, include Titov Vrh (9,012 feet [2,747 metres]) and Turčin (8,865 feet [2,702 metres]). Between the mountains are several depressions, some containing large lakes; the land there is suitable for arable farming and fruit growing. Pastureland above the tree line supports livestock, especially sheep. The area is…
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…and Vardar river systems, include Titov Vrh (9,012 feet [2,747 metres]) and Turčin (8,865 feet [2,702 metres]). Between the mountains are several depressions, some containing large lakes; the land there is suitable for arable farming and fruit growing. Pastureland above the tree line supports livestock, especially sheep. The area is…
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