Adana topographic map
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Adana
Aladağlar National Park, located north of Adana, is a huge park of around 55,000 hectares, the summit of Demirkazik at 3756m is the highest point in the middle Taurus mountain range. There is a huge range of flora and fauna, and visitors may fish in the streams full of trout. Wildlife includes wild goats, bears, lynx and sable. The most common species of plant life is black pine and cluster pine trees, with some cedar dotted between, and fir trees in the northern areas with higher humidity. The Alpine region, from the upper borders of the forest, has pastures with rocky areas and little variety of plant life because of the high altitude and slope.
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Name: Adana topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Adana, Mediterranean Region, Turkey (36.26304 34.73930 38.40460 36.40958)
Average elevation: 879 m
Minimum elevation: -2 m
Maximum elevation: 3,603 m
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