Hoverla topographic map
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Hoverla
In the 20th century, the mountain increasingly gained popularity as an extreme sports site. Some routes are classified as 1A in the winter period (from late autumn to May), according to the Soviet grading system. The most popular approach to the summit starts from the tour-basa Zarosliak on the mountain's eastern face and gains more than 1,100 m (3,600 ft) elevation along a steep path with few hairpin turns. There is a steeper route (marked with blue signs) and a gentler, longer one (marked with green).
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Name: Hoverla topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Hoverla, Yasinia Settlement Hromada, Rakhiv Raion, Ukraine (48.16016 24.49989 48.16026 24.49999)
Average elevation: 1,667 m
Minimum elevation: 1,352 m
Maximum elevation: 2,052 m
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