Bugotak Hills

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Bugotak Hills
Naming
Native nameБуготакские сопки (Russian)
Geography
CountryRussia
RegionNovosibirsk Oblast
DistrictToguchinsky District

Bugotak Hills (Russian: Буготакские сопки) are a series of hills in Toguchinsky District of Novosibirsk Oblast, Russia. The hills are a natural monument of regional significance with an area of 701.0 hectares.

Location[edit]

The Bugotak Hills are located within the Kolyvan–Tomsk folded zone in the east of Novosibirsk Oblast, the ridge of hills is an S-shaped line 100 km long, which extends from northeast to southwest.

Hills (from northeast to southwest)[edit]

  • Bolshaya (362 m), there is a ski track on the northern slope.
  • Mokhnataya (375 m), there is a radio station building on the top of the hill.
  • Konstantinovskaya, it is located between Mokhnataya and Lysaya hills.
  • Lysaya (352 m), an Orthodox cross is situated on the top of the hill.
  • Kholodnaya, previously, the hill had a height of 381 m and was the highest hill in this region. There is a quarry for the extraction of building materials on the top of the hill.
  • A small unnamed hill is located south-west of Lysaya and Kholodnaya hills.
  • Rogachyov Hill (323 m)
  • Potapov Hill (232 m)
  • Zonov Hill, it is located near Ulantova Mountain.

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