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Velký Javorník

mountain, Europe
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  • Velký Javorník
    Javorníky

    …3,514 feet (1,071 metres), is Velký Javorník, overlooking the village of Velké Karlovice—divides the Bečva-Oder river systems to the north and west from the Váh River to the east. Climate and altitude are conducive to sheep raising, and winter sports thrive throughout the region.

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    …3,514 feet (1,071 metres), is Velký Javorník, overlooking the village of Velké Karlovice—divides the Bečva-Oder river systems to the north and west from the Váh River to the east. Climate and altitude are conducive to sheep raising, and winter sports thrive throughout the region.

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