- en.wikipedia.org Mount ElbrusSatellite view of the Western Caucasus. The snow-capped ridges marking the watershed are visible as a white border; Elbrus is the white patch to the north of it.
- climbeverest.jimdofree.com elbrus-north-side/Mount Elbrus (Mingi Tau), is an inactive volcano located in the western Caucasus mountain range, in Kabardino-Balkaria and Karachay-Cherkessia, Russia...
- turkcebilgi.com elbrusElbrus-Teleferiği Elbrus`un eteklerinde, 2.300 metredeki vadi istasyonu Polana Asau`dan, iki sektörde 3.550 metre yükseklikteki bir kayak bölgesine götürür.
- isimbulutu.com elbrus-isminin-anlami-nedirElbrus isminin isimbululutunda görüntülenme sayısı dört bin otuzyedidir. Ziyaretçilerimizden yirmibeş kişi Elbrus ismini öneriyor, beş kişi önermiyor.
- summitpost.org mount-elbrus/150255There are 2 Elbrus lines. They are virtually parallel. - The old one (3 legs): 2 legs of cable lift (one big cabin goes up and down) + 1 leg of chair lifts.
- worldatlas.com mountains/mount-elbrus.htmlMount Elbrus is an inactive volcano that consists of two principal summits, both of which are dormant volcanic domes.
- glkam1l.github.io elbrus.html
- youtube.com channel/…This channel represents the ELBRUS MEDIA video studio. We are engaged in professional video filming of concerts, wedding events! On our YOU TUBE...
- drive-to-russia.com about-russia/elbrus.htmlElbrus was active in the Holocene, and according to the Global Volcanism Program, the last eruption took place about AD 50.