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Zagros Mountains34Mountains with prominence of 1 500 m / 4 921 ft or more.HighpointHighest Peak:HezarElevation:4 501 mRegion RegisterCheck-ins:0Photos:0Comments:0See all region register
24511 mountainsBy ProminenceBy ProminenceBy ElevationHezar4 501 m (prom: 2 742 m)Dena4 435 m (prom: 2 625 m)Morgol4 408 m (prom: 258 m)Mash4 384 m (prom: 239 m)See Ghope Asemani4 383 m (prom: 215 m)Lalezar4 380 m (prom: 1 403 m)Kuh Shah4 380 m (prom: 565 m)Ghezel4 379 m (prom: 174 m)Kale Qodveis4 341 m (prom: 424 m)Heram4 334 m (prom: 46 m)PeakVisor app
Get the app on your smartphone Zagros MountainsThe Zagros Mountains (جبال زاغروس) are the largest mountain system of Iran in the Middle East, covering about one-third of the country. It stretches for 1,600 km (990 mi) along the country's border with Iraq reaching the southern tip of Turkey. The main feature of these relatively young mountains in terms of geology, formed along with the Alps, is that due to their location at the crossroads of civilizations they have a significant ancient human history. They were occupied from at least 65,000–35,000 years ago, as evidenced by traces of Neanderthals, which have been found in three caves: Shanidar Cave, Bisitun Cave, and Wezmeh Cave. It is also the homeland of the Kurds, one of the main people of Iran. There are 24511 named mountains in the Zagros Mountains. The highest and most prominent point is Hezar (4,501 m / 14,767 ft).
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Highest PeaksHezar4 501 m (prom: 2 742 m)Dena4 435 m (prom: 2 625 m)Morgol4 408 m (prom: 258 m)Mash4 384 m (prom: 239 m)See Ghope Asemani4 383 m (prom: 215 m)Lalezar4 380 m (prom: 1 403 m)Kuh Shah4 380 m (prom: 565 m)Ghezel4 379 m (prom: 174 m)Kale Qodveis4 341 m (prom: 424 m)Heram4 334 m (prom: 46 m)Most Prominent MountainsHezar4 501 m (prom: 2 742 m)Dena4 435 m (prom: 2 625 m)Shir Kuh4 055 m (prom: 2 276 m)Kūh-e Shab2 683 m (prom: 2 107 m)Zard Kuh4 200 m (prom: 2 096 m)Tashker3 240 m (prom: 2 084 m)Geno2 350 m (prom: 2 036 m)Palvar4 233 m (prom: 1 973 m)پشت کوه2 650 m (prom: 1 968 m)خامی3 200 m (prom: 1 964 m)Register PeakPeak NameLatitudeLongitudeAltitudeRegisterTeleportPeakVisorThis 3D model of Sagarmatha National Park in Nepal was made using the PeakVisor app topographic data. The mobile app features higher precision models worldwide, more topographic details, and works offline. Download PeakVisor maps today.
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