Suva Gora Mountain

Suva Gora – an old massive mountain in the northwestern part of Macedonia. In its foothills are the Полог валлеѕ on the western side and the Treska river valley on the eastern side.

Suva Gora is a typical karst raised between the Polog basin in the west and the canyon gorge of the Treska river (now a part of it is Lake Kozjak) in the east, it extends to Ilin Grob in the north, and from there it continues in the Osoj mountain, whose clones descend in the banks of Suva Reka and the Tetovo river basin. The mountain with the neotectonic movements is affected by a uniform elevation of the entire surface. Its ridge is a wide and broken karst plateau at an altitude of 1,600 meters, which descends towards the village of Korito to the south from the peak of Kodra Taurli, 1,857 meters high. It stretches in the direction west-south, west-north-northeast. It is rich in limestones, all the surface karst forms are developed, among which the gyres dominate, and several small karst fields are also found.

Source: Wikipedia