Mali i Gjerë
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| Mali i Gjerë | |
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 Mali i Gjerë | |
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| Elevation | 1,800 m (5,900 ft) |
| Geography | |
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| Location | Albania |
Mali i Gjerë is a mountain in southern Albania. The highest peaks from north to south are Mali i Pusit (1,564 m, 5,131 ft), Mali i Frashërit (1,800 m, 5,900 ft) and Mali i Nikollaqit (1,598 m, 5,243 ft).
On the eastern slope of the mountain is Gjirokastra while on the other side is Delvina. The 572-metre (1,877 ft) high Muzina Pass connects Delvina and Saranda with the Drino valley.
Rivers
The mountain springs feed Bistrica river. Its most important tributary is from the Blue Eye, a large karst spring that is a popular destination because of the scenic surroundings.
40°05′00″N 20°03′00″E / 40.0833°N 20.0500°E
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