Jakab-hegy

Jakab-hegy (James's Hill) is a mountain in the Mecsek range in Hungary. Its highest point is above sea level, making it the fourth-highest peak in the Mecsek after Zengő, Tubes and Hármas-hegy. The hill is known for its various geological formations and historic sites.

Key facts

Mountain.name: Jakab-hegy
Mountain.photo: Jakab-hegy.JPG
Mountain.elevation_m: 602
Mountain.map: Hungary
Mountain.map_caption: Hungary
Mountain.map_size: 250
Mountain.label_position: left
Mountain.language: Hungarian
Mountain.location: Baranya county, Hungary
Mountain.range: Mecsek, Transdanubia

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: mountain
Country: Hungary
Located in: Baranya County
Elevation: 602
Image: Jakab-hegy.JPG

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Commons category: Jakab Hill
mountain range: Mecsek

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Encyclopedic overview

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Geology
History
Legends
See also
References

==Geology== thumb|The Babás Szerkövek The mountain was mostly formed during the Paleozoic Era and consists of Permian sandstone. The erosion of sandstone created the natural sites of the hill: the Babás Szerkövek (literally, "man-like stones in a row") and Zsongorkő (Zsongor's stone).

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