Sopka Dzhau-Tepe, Mountain in the Russian Federation/Ukraine
Sopka Dzhau-Tepe is a notable elevated area between the Russian Federation and Ukraine.
The inception of Sopka Dzhau-Tepe as a protected area dates back to October 14, 1975.
The region around Sopka Dzhau-Tepe has rich local traditions influenced by its natural surroundings.
Due to its protected status, Sopka Dzhau-Tepe offers limited accessibility for touristic activities.
This geographic feature represents cross-border natural heritage, encompassing two sovereign nations.
Inception: October 14, 1975
Elevation above the sea: 76 m
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