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Ljubišnja

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Also known as Ljubisnja

Ljubišnja () is a Dinaric mountain range between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. By Montenegrins the range is referred to as the highland of Montenegro. Together with the Tara, Ćehotina, Tara Canyon and Draga Canyon it represents a major natural feature for both countries.

Key facts

Mountain.name
Ljubišnja
Mountain.other_name
Љубишња
Mountain.photo
Lesni mytina na Ljubisnji.jpg
Mountain.photo_caption
View of Ljubišnja from the village of Bobovo, Pljevlja
Mountain.elevation_m
2238
Mountain.prominence_m
1256
Mountain.listing
Ribu
Mountain.map
Bosnia#Montenegro#Dinaric Alps
Mountain.map_caption
Between Bosnia and Montenegro
Mountain.map_size
250
Mountain.location
Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro
Mountain.range
Dinaric Alps
Mountain.type
Sedimentary, Dinaric Karst

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
mountain range
Country
Montenegro
Area
380
Elevation
2238
Image
Lesni mytina na Ljubisnji.jpg
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Commons category
Ljubišnja
mountain range
Dinaric Alps
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Ljubišnja () is a Dinaric mountain range between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro. By Montenegrins the range is referred to as the highland of Montenegro. Together with the Tara, Ćehotina, Tara Canyon and Draga Canyon it represents a major natural feature for both countries.

==Geography== The mountain is situated on the border of eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina and the extreme northwest of Montenegro. The mountain rises between the rivers Ćehotina and Tara and borders on the massif of Durmitor. Maximum altitude is at the Dernečišta peak, while the lowest elevation is at valley Sandića Ubo in village of Bobovo wedged in the cliffs of two canyons the Tara Canyon on the southwest, and Draga Canyon on the left side of the valley of Ćehotina river.

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Ljubišnja” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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