Hoverlia

Image - Mount Hoverlia in Chornohora in the summer. Image - Mount Hoverlia in Chornohora in the winter.

Hoverlia [Говерля; Hoverlja]. Map: V-5. The highest mountain in Ukraine (2,061 m); part of the Chornohora mountain group in the Ukrainian Carpathian Mountains. The springs from which the Prut River originates are found here. Hoverlia is marked by postglacial depressions and a rocky peak that gives way to jagged slopes covered with brush and then beech and coniferous forests. It is located at the boundary between the Carpathian Biosphere Reserve and Carpathian National Nature Park.

[This article originally appeared in the Encyclopedia of Ukraine, vol. 2 (1988).]


Image - Mount Hoverlia in Chornohora in the spring. Image - The summit of Mount Hoverlia in Chornohora. Image - A panoramic view of Mount Hoverlia, the highest peak (height 2,061 m) in the Ukrainian Carpathian Mountains. Image - The summit of Mt. Hoverlia (2,061 m).


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