Mount Süphan

Mount Süphan is a stratovolcano located in eastern , immediately north of . It is the second highest volcano in Turkey, with an elevation of 4,058 metres, and has the third highest prominence of the Armenian Highlands, after and .
  • Mountain rising to 4,058 metres (13,314 feet)
  • Description: volcano in Turkey
  • Also known as
    “Sübhan Dağı”
    “Suephan Dagi”
    “Süphan”
    “Suphan Mountain”

Villages in the Area

Discover Yıldızköy and Harmantepe.
is a village in the Adilcevaz District of in Turkey.
6 km south of Mount Süphan
is a village in the Adilcevaz District of in Turkey.
7 km southwest of Mount Süphan
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Latitude
38.91667° or 38° 55′ north
Longitude
42.81667° or 42° 49′ east
Open location code
8HC4WR88+MM
Geo­Names ID
Wiki­data ID

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In Other Languages

From Albanian to Western Armenian—“Mount Süphan” goes by many names.
SüphanAlbanian
جبل سيبانArabic
ՍիփանArmenian
Monte SüphanAsturian
СюпханBulgarian
Süphan DağıCatalan
Süphan DağıCebuano
چیای سیپانCentral Kurdish
敘普漢山Chinese
Süphan DağıCzech
Mount SüphanDutch
SüphanDutch
Süphan DağıDutch
جبل مونت سوفانEgyptian Arabic
სიუფჰანიGeorgian
ΣιουπχάνGreek
ΣιπχάνGreek
ΣυπχάνGreek
Sliabh SüphanIrish
SüphanIrish
Monte SüphanItalian
SüphanItalian
シュプハン山Japanese
Çiyayê SîpanKurdish
Çiyayê SîpanêKurdish
Sîpana XelatêKurdish
Sîpanê XelatêKurdish
سیپانێ خەلاتێKurdish
Mount SüphanLadin
SüphanLadin
SüphanNorwegian
SüphanNorwegian Bokmål
SüphanNorwegian Nynorsk
کوه سیپانPersian
کوه صوفانPersian
SüphanPolish
Süphan DağıPolish
СипанRussian
СюпханRussian
Moont SüphanScots
SüphanScots
SüphanSlovak
Süphan DağıSlovak
SüphanSlovenian
Süphan DağıSlovenian
SüphanSwedish
Süphan DağıSwedish
Süphan DağıTurkish
СюпханUkrainian
Monte SüphanVenetian
SüphanVenetian
ՍիփանWestern Armenian

Localities in the Area

“The world is so empty if we think of it only as mountains, rivers, and cities; but to know someone here and there who is in harmony with us… makes this earth an inhabited garden.”

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