Prutaš
Sign in to savePrutaš is a mountain peak in Durmitor Massif with an elevation of 2,393 meters (7,851 ft). It is noted for its distinctive appearance characterized by vertical sedimentary rock layers and is considered one of the premier viewpoints in the Durmitor National Park.
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- mountain
- Country
- Montenegro
- Elevation
- 2393
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- topographic isolation
- 2.46
- topographic prominence
- 318
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Prutaš is a mountain peak in Durmitor Massif with an elevation of 2,393 meters (7,851 ft). It is noted for its distinctive appearance characterized by vertical sedimentary rock layers and is considered one of the premier viewpoints in the Durmitor National Park.
== Etymology == The name "Prutaš" derives from the Montenegrin word "Prutovi," meaning twigs or branches referring to its unique, streaked facade of layered cliffs that resemble stacked twigs.
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