Kutsay Mountain, Protected natural monument in Svetlograd, Russia.
Kutsay Mountain rises above Svetlograd and reaches about 130 meters in height. From its summit, views extend across the surrounding landscape of the Stavropol region.
The mountain was recognized as a regional cultural heritage site and natural monument, receiving protected status in Russia. This designation reflects its long connection to the development of Svetlograd since around 1750.
For people in Svetlograd, the mountain serves as a gathering place for regional celebrations and community occasions. These events have woven the site into the town's social fabric.
The mountain is accessible via marked trails from Svetlograd. The site lies roughly 85 kilometers northeast of the regional capital Stavropol, making it easy to reach from the city.
The mountain contains specific geological formations that led to its designation as a protected natural monument. These rock structures make it geologically notable within the Stavropol region.
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