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Wysoka Kopa

mountain, Poland
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Wysoka Kopa is a mountain located in the Jizera Mountains, which are part of the Sudeten mountain ranges. It is situated on the border of the Czech Republic and Poland. While the Jizera Mountains contain the highest point in the Czech Republic, Wysoka Kopa is slightly higher, reaching 3,698 feet (1,127 meters) in Poland. The Jizera Mountains are a significant source of granite used for construction.

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