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Varevasht

Mountain in Iran

Varevasht (Persian: وروشت, also romanized Varavašt or Veravasht; also known as Dehla) is a mountain in the central Alborz, in Mazandaran Province, Iran, on the Nur ridge that bounds the Kojur basin to the south. It is one of the Iranian four-thousanders.

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Varevasht

Mountain in Iran

Varevasht (Persian: وروشت, also romanized Varavašt or Veravasht; also known as Dehla) is a mountain in the central Alborz, in Mazandaran Province, Iran, on the Nur ridge that bounds the Kojur basin to the south. It is one of the Iranian four-thousanders.

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Varevasht (Persian: وروشت, also romanized Varavašt or Veravasht; also known as Dehla) is a mountain in the central Alborz, in Mazandaran Province, Iran, on the Nur ridge that bounds the Kojur basin to the south. It is one of the Iranian four-thousanders. According to the Encyclopædia Iranica, Varavašt is the highest peak of the Kojur basin, with an elevation of 4,008 metres (13,150 ft); other sources give about 4,030 metres (13,220 ft), and it has a topographic prominence of about 872 metres (2,861 ft).

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