Tidighin

Japanese: Tidighin
Tidighin

…The western edge is a series of steep mountains with an elevation of over 1,500 m. The highest peak is Mount Tidighin (2,456 m). The eastern part is a series of gently undulating hills and plains. …

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Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…西端は標高1500m以上の険しい山並みが続く。最高峰はティディギンTidighin山(2456m)。東部は起伏の緩やかな丘陵地,平原に連なる。…

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