Malkamud ( Lezg. Malkamud Suv , Azerb. Məlkəmud ) - the top of the Great Caucasus Dividing Range on the border of Azerbaijan ( Oguz District ) and Russia ( Dagestan , Akhtynsky District ). The highest point of the Oguz region [1] . Height 3880 m (according to other sources - 3879 m).
| Malkamud | |
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| Lezg. Malkamud Suv | |
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| Highest point | |
| Absolute height | 3880 m |
| Location | |
| Country |
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| Region | Dagestan |
| Mountain system | Greater Caucasus |
| Ridge or array | The main Caucasian ridge |
Content
Geography
Mount Malkamud and the right tributary of the Phiya River
The largest of the rivers originating on the slopes of the mountain are Zuranchay ( Samur River Basin) and Urakchay ( Geokchay River Basin).
At the northern foot of the mountain are Dagestan villages: Maza and Fiy .
Etymology
Translated from the Lezgin language means “witch” [2] .
Notes
Links
- Map sheet K-38-XXX . Scale: 1: 200 000. Indicate the date of issue / condition of the area .