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Greater Caucasus Mountains

The eastern Greater Caucasus forms a wall of high ridges and deep valleys between the northern plains and the Georgian highlands. Rivers including the Argun and the Andi Koisu cut through the mountain country, while snow and ice remain on the highest summits. Villages occupy slopes and sheltered valleys beneath the ridges, with paths crossing the passes towards neighboring communities. These mountains form part of a chain stretching from the Black Sea to the Caspian.

References

  1. satoyamainitiative.org/case_studies/the-socio-ecological-production-landscapes-of-three-ethnolinguistic-enclaves-in-the-dagestan-high-caucasus-sustaining-a-multi-millennial-agro-pastoral-continuum-the-example-of-verkhnee-gakvari/
  2. www.ethnobotanyjournal.org/index.php/era/article/download/5663/1841