File:Mountain systems of Turkey.svg
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English: Mountain systems of Turkey
Legend:
Numbering of mountain ranges and geological features: A – Pontic Mountains:
Lesser Caucasus:
B – Taurus Mountains:
C – Armenian Highland:
D – Anatolian Plateau and Western Turkey:
Mountain ranges on the intersection of Armenian Highland, Anatolian Plateau and Taurus Mountains:
Levantine system:
Balkan Mountains:
Individual volcanoes:
Faults and thrusts:
Sources of information:
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Tadeáš Gregor |
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| current | 13:36, 31 January 2020 | 5,867 × 2,640 (654 KB) | Grtek | added legend |
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