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Geography Statistics > Highest point > metres (most recent) by country

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Countries (A to Z) Description
Albania 2764
Andorra 2942
Armenia 4095
Austria 3798
Azerbaijan 4466
Belarus 345
Belgium 694
Bosnia and Herzegovina 2386
Bulgaria 2925
Croatia 1831
Cyprus 1952
Czech Republic 1602
Denmark 171
Estonia 318
Finland 1324
France 4810.45)
Georgia 5201
Germany 2962
Greece 2919
Hungary 1014
Iceland 2110
Ireland 1041
Italy 4810.45
Kazakhstan 7010
Latvia 313
Liechtenstein 2599
Lithuania 294
Luxembourg 560
Macedonia, Republic of 2764
Malta 253
Moldova 430
Monaco 163
Netherlands 321
Norway 2469
Poland 2499
Portugal 2351
Romania 2544
Russia 5642
San Marino 749
Slovakia 2655
Slovenia 2864
Spain 3718
Sweden 2104
Switzerland 4634
Turkey 5137
Ukraine 2061

SOURCE: Wikipedia: List of highest points of European countries

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