Roman Kosch
| Roman Kosch | ||
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 Summit, with a Russian Orthodox cross |
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| height | 1545 m | |
| location | Crimea Peninsula , Ukraine | |
| Mountains | Crimean Mountains | |
| Coordinates | 44 ° 36 '35 " N , 34 ° 14' 31" E | |
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| rock | limestone | |
Roman Kosch ( Ukrainian / Russian Роман Кош , Crimean Tatar Roman Qoş) is the highest point in the Crimean Mountains at 1545 m . This makes the elevation the highest point on the Crimean peninsula . Today the Crimea National Park is located there . Only small groups of accompanied tourists can climb. The south side of the Crimean Mountains is a popular destination for many mountaineers.
Emergence
Roman Kosch was created together with the Crimean Mountains around 6 million years ago through the collision of the Eastern European plaice and the Western European plaice. The elevation is on the Babugan-Jajla massif. The mountain elevation consists exclusively of limestone deposits.
Web links
Commons : Roman-Kosh - collection of images, videos and audio files
- Роман-Кош , okryme.com (Russian)