| LC control no. | sh2016002686 |
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| Geographic heading | Rumija Mountains (Montenegro) |
| Geographic subdivision usage | Montenegro--Rumija Mountains |
| Variant(s) | Rumia Mountains (Montenegro) Rumiya Mountains (Montenegro) |
| See also | Dinaric Alps Mountains--Montenegro |
| Found in | Work cat.: Kisha e sherrit, 2014: English summary, page 154 (Rumia Mountain; 1593 meters tall; one of the highest mountains in Montenegro) Geonet, November 22, 2016 (Rumija (Approved), Montenegro; MTS (mountains); 45°05'49"N 019°12'27"E; also entry for Rumija, peak in Montenegro; 42°06'11"N 019°11'16") Columbia gazetteer of the world (Rumija; mountains in Dinaric Alps, southern Montenegro; highest point 1,593 meters; also spelled Rumiya) Wikipedia, November 22, 2016 (Rumija; a mountain in southern Montenegro; highest point is 1,594 meters; the site has great religious significance: the Cross of Jovan Vladimir is carried to its summit every year at Pentecost; in 2005 the Serbian Orthodox Church used a helicopter to mount a metal church building on the summit which caused a lot of controversy) |
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