Key Information
Caucasus Mountains
| Type | Mountain Range |
| Length | 750 miles |
| Width | 99 miles |
| Elevation (Highest) | 18,510 ft (Mount Elbrus) |
Learning Point
- The Caucasus Mountains are a range of mountains, partly formed through the movements of the Earth’s surface, and partly through volcanic activity. They sit on the edge of Asia and Europe, and contain many beautiful mountains and various scenic places.
Project
- Draw the Caucasus Mountains.
- Overview
- Satellite


Location
| Located in | Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia |
Fun Facts
- The Greater Caucasus Mountains exist because of plate tectonics, or the collision of Asia and Europe.
- The Lesser Caucasus Mountains are a result of volcanic activity.
- Mount Ararat sits just to the south of the Caucasus Mountain range.
- Many earthquakes and some forms of volcanic activity are found in the the mountains.
Past Lessons
| 87 | October 16, 2023 | (North America) |