Elbrus
Elbrus (Russice Эльбрус, Cabardino-Circassice Iуащхьэмахуэ, Uaşhəmaxuə, Karaczaevo-Balcarice Минги-Тау, Mingitau), qui antiquitus vocabatur Strobilus, est mons ignifer Russiae in iugo Laterali Caucasi Maioris situs.
| Elbrus | |
 Elbri de Aquis Acidis despectus (charta cursualis saeculi XIX exeuntis) | |
| Altitudo (m) | 5,642 |
| Coordinatae | |
| Locus | Russia–Caucasus ora |
| Typus | Stratovolcanus (non activus) |
| Ascensus primus | 1874 |
| Via | |
Mons est altissimus Russiae et totius Europae, (si terrae Caucasicae ad Europam pertinere aestimantur). Duo cacumina habet; cacumen occidentale altitudinem 5642 m habet; confinium Cabardino-Balcariae et Karaczaevo-Circassiae per id transit. Cacuminis orientalis, in Cabardino-Balcaria siti altitudo 5621 m est.
Notae
Bibliographia
- Алексеев А. А. Эльбрус и его отроги. Moscuae, 2007. ISBN 5-901049-46-2.
- Бероев Б. М. Приэльбрусье: Очерк природы. Летопись покорения Эльбруса. Туристские маршруты. Moscuae, 1984.
- Кудинов В. Эльбрусская летопись. Stauropoli, 1969.
Nexus externi
 | Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Montem Elbrum spectant (Mount Elbrus, Elbrus). |
 | Situs geographici et historici: Locus: • GeoNames • Peakbagger • Global Volcanism Program • Store norske Lexikon • Большая российская энциклопедия |
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