Mount Little Ararat, Mountain in Turkey
Little Ararat is a dormant stratovolcano in eastern Turkey.
It is situated near the larger Mount Ararat and has historical significance.
In Armenian tradition, it is named Lesser Ararat or Sis.
Unlike Greater Ararat, it has no permanent glaciers.
It stands at 3,925 meters above sea level.
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