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Mount Kékes

mountain, Hungary

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  • elevation
    • Mátra Mountains
      In Mátra Mountains

      …maximum elevation is reached at Mount Kékes (3,327 feet [1,014 m]). The Mátra is a sharply defined volcanic mass consisting in large part of lava and measuring approximately 25 miles (40 km) east-west between the Tarna and Zagyva rivers and 9 miles (14 km) north-south across the range’s spine. The…

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    • Heves
      • Minaret dating from the Turkish occupation, Eger, Hung.
        In Heves

        Mount Kékes, Hungary’s highest peak (3,327 feet [1,014 metres]), is located in the Mátra Mountains. At Kisköre a dam was constructed on the Tisza River in 1975. The resulting reservoir, known as Lake Tisza, is the second largest body of water in the country and…

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    • Hungary
      • Hungary
        In Hungary: Relief

        …3,327 feet (1,014 metres) at Mount Kékes, Hungary’s highest peak. Regions of hills reaching elevations of 800 to 1,000 feet (250 to 300 metres) lie on either side of the mountain backbone, while to the south and west of Lake Balaton is an upland region of more-subdued loess-covered topography.

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