Mount Elbrus Map

Mount Elbrus is a mountain in Russia, 5,642 m (18,510 ft) high. This map shows its location on shaded relief, with the surrounding peaks, rivers, towns and borders.

Mount Elbrus Map
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How to read this map

Mount Elbrus rises to about 5,642 m (18,510 ft) above sea level.

The red ring marks the summit of Mount Elbrus. Towns and cities on the map include Nalchik, Pyatigorsk, Kislovodsk, Cherkessk, Sukhumi, Georgiyevsk and Zelenokumsk.

Greens show lower elevations; tan and brown show higher land, with pale tones toward the highest terrain. Shadows emphasize the slopes, and vertical relief is exaggerated so landforms are easier to read. Dashed lines show country borders.

The relief uses Terrain Tiles (SRTM, GMTED2010 and ETOPO1 elevation data). Rivers, lakes, borders come from Natural Earth, and the figures on this page from Wikidata. These are small-scale educational maps, not navigation charts.

Blank physical map

The blank version keeps the mapped features and removes the place labels. Download it for a geography worksheet or practice identifying the features.

Mount Elbrus Map without names
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Mount Elbrus facts

FactValue
Elevation5,642 m (18,510 ft)
CountriesRussia

Data sources and license

Map design and rendered images: Atlas of Maps, CC BY 4.0. Source databases retain their own licenses; the map license does not replace them.

Maps of the countries: Russia. Compare with the world mountain ranges map.

Frequently asked questions

How high is Mount Elbrus?

About 5,642 m (18,510 ft).

Where is Mount Elbrus?

Mount Elbrus is in Russia.

Can I download a blank map of Mount Elbrus?

Yes. The blank version keeps the relief, rivers and borders and the highlighted mountain but removes the place names. Both versions are free to download as PNG and as an A4 PDF.

Use this map

You can download, print and share this map for free, in class, in school projects, in presentations and on websites, as long as you credit the source: Mount Elbrus Map · Atlas of Maps (atlasofmaps.com), license CC BY 4.0.

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