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40°16′00″N 46°19′00″E / 40.2667°N 46.3167°E / 40.2667; 46.3167 Template:Geobox The Murovdag (Mrav or Murovdagh, Armenian: Մռավ, Azerbaijani: Murovdağ) is the highest mountain range in Lesser Caucasus (peack point - Gamish Mountain, 3,724 metres (12,218 ft), length ca. 70 km). It is made up mainly of Jurassic, Cretaceous and Paleogene rocks.^[1]

The Murovdag ridge extends north off Hinaldag elevation through Gamish (Gomshasar) elevation. The north-eastern slope features a group of scenic lakes, including Göygöl near the northern slope. The Garabagh plateau extends from the south of Murovdag. Fir and spruce forests are spread as far south-east as the Murovdag. The summer mountain pastures of Murovdag were traditionally used by Armenian farmers and Azerbaijani herders.

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^ Azerbaijan Soviet Encyclopedia (1983), vol. 7, p. 93

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[1] Azerbaijan Soviet Encyclopedia (1983), vol. 7, p. 93

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+| native_name                 = Mrav - Մռավ - Murovdağ
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-The '''Murovdag''' (or '''Murovdagh''', {{lang-az|Murovdağ}}) is the highest [[mountain range]] in [[Lesser Caucasus]] (peack point - Gamish Mountain, {{convert|3724|m|ft|0}}, length ca. 70&nbsp;km). It is made up mainly of [[Jurassic]], [[Cretaceous]] and [[Paleogene]] rocks.<ref>''Azerbaijan Soviet Encyclopedia'' (1983), vol. 7, p. 93</ref>
+The '''Murovdag''' ('''Mrav''' or '''Murovdagh''', {{lang-hy|Մռավ}}, {{lang-az|Murovdağ}}) is the highest [[mountain range]] in [[Lesser Caucasus]] (peack point - Gamish Mountain, {{convert|3724|m|ft|0}}, length ca. 70&nbsp;km). It is made up mainly of [[Jurassic]], [[Cretaceous]] and [[Paleogene]] rocks.<ref>''Azerbaijan Soviet Encyclopedia'' (1983), vol. 7, p. 93</ref>
-The Murovdag ridge extends north off Hinaldag elevation through Gamish elevation. The north-eastern slope features a group of scenic lakes, including [[Lake Göygöl|Göygöl]] near the northern slope. The [[Garabagh]] [[plateau]] extends from the south of Murovdag. [[Fir]] and [[spruce]] forests are spread as far south-east as the Murovdag. The summer mountain pastures of Murovdag were traditionally used by [[Azerbaijan]]i herders.
+The Murovdag ridge extends north off Hinaldag elevation through Gamish (Gomshasar) elevation. The north-eastern slope features a group of scenic lakes, including [[Lake Göygöl|Göygöl]] near the northern slope. The [[Garabagh]] [[plateau]] extends from the south of Murovdag. [[Fir]] and [[spruce]] forests are spread as far south-east as the Murovdag. The summer mountain pastures of Murovdag were traditionally used by [[Armenian]] farmers and [[Azerbaijan]]i herders.
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