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Sharat Kovakab

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Sharat Kovakab
حبل كوكب
A black mountain with a telecommunication tower above it, seen from afar, and distorted by dusty mist. You are standing in a field overgrown by dry grasses, some of them are green.
Two basaltic cones in Sharat Kovakab volcanic field, near Al Hasakah, Syria. The second cone is located in the foreground, lower than the main cone.
Highest point
Elevation1,752 feet (534 m)[1]
ListingVolcanoes of Syria
Coordinates36°32′N 40°51′E / 36.53°N 40.85°E / 36.53; 40.85
Geography
Map
LocationAl-Hasakah, Syria
Geology
Rock ageHolocene
Mountain typeVolcanic field
Last eruptionUnknown
Climbing
Easiest routea small road ascending to the peak[2]

Sharat Kovakab is a volcano in Syria

  1. ^ "Sharat Kovakab - Global Volcanism Program by Smithsonian Institution", August 19, 2011
  2. ^ "Google Map image of Sharat Kovakab volcano", August 19, 2011
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