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  • The highest peaks of the Urals:
    Mount Moreiz (aka Vesay-Pa) (423 m) – the Pai-Khoy
    Mount Payer (1,472 m) – the Polar Urals
    Mount Narodnaya (1, 895 m) – the Subpolar Urals
    Khanty Mansiysk Mount Narodnaya.
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  • A mine in the Ural Mountains, early colour photograph by Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky, 1910. The Urals are among the world's oldest extant mountain ranges.
  • Southern Urals form the mountain range’s last portion. This section extends 550 kilometers to the Ural River and comprises complex relief with several...
  • URAL MOUNTAINS. The Urals are an extensive mountain area (up to 1900 meters / 6230 ft) dividing Europe and Asia.
  • The more humid western foothills of the Southern Urals are covered mostly by mixed forests growing on a gray mountain-forest type of soil.
  • Urals polar zone. The shape of this mountain range is not common among other types of mountain ranges. ... This is not normal in a mountainous formation.
  • Indigenous peoples (the Udmurts, Komi, Mansi, Khanty) call the Ural Mountains "Stone". And sometimes they say that about the Urals – “the Stone Belt".
  • How the Urals appeared. The Ural Mountains stretch in a narrow strip for more than 2000 km from the Kara Sea to the steppes of the Aral Sea region.
  • Illustrating the ranges of the Ural Mountains (Southern Urals, Central Urals, Northern Urals, Nether-Polar Urals, Polar Urals, and the major rivers in the...
  • From the north to the south, the mountains touch different climatic zones. In the TUNDRA of the polar Urals (Poliarnyi Ural) the winter lasts nearly seven months.