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
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Khanty Mansiysk Mount Narodnaya.
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