Dashkasan District topographic map
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Dashkasan District
The district covers the Dashkasan plateau of the Lesser Caucasian Mountain range encompassing parts and tips of Shahdagh and Murovdag ranges. The highest altitudes are at Hinaldag Peak (3,367 meters) and Qoshqar Peak (3,361 meters). Part of Bashkend-Dastafur lowlands also falls in Dashkasan rayon. This part of the region is rich with cretaceous chalk. The average annual rainfall is 600–900 mm. It mostly rains during springtime. The mountains are enriched with oak forests.
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Name: Dashkasan District topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Dashkasan District, Azerbaijan (40.29232 45.82314 40.66913 46.26274)
Average elevation: 1,771 m
Minimum elevation: 545 m
Maximum elevation: 3,446 m
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